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  • How The Wind Rustles And The Acorns Fall: A Few Days Of Freedom!

    text online: https://brightonabc.org.uk/news.html#55 On 29.08.2023, after almost 27 years of imprisonment, I was released from the high-security area of Freiburg prison with two hours notice. How does a person feel in such a situation? I would like to report on this after the first 14 days. On 29.08.2023: The release! At 8 a.m. I was…

  • Update: Current Situation of Thomas Meyer-Falk (Germany)

    I have been an anarchist for decades and I was arrested in October 1996 after a bank robbery, no one was killed or heavily injured. But since that time the state has kept me in prison. On 8th July 2013 I was deported to the ‚Preventative Detention‘ (PD) Unit in the south west of Germany.…

  • greetings for the International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners

    [en]https://solidarity.international/index.php/2022/08/30/germany-letter-from-anarchist-prisoner-thomas-meyer-falk/

  • Anna Campbell has died in Afrin

    Published 10th April, 2018 Dreams become homeless anywhere people are dying, and this is especially the case when they are giving their lives in a struggle for freedom. I was in touch with Anna for many years via letters; she lived in the UK and was involved with ABC (Anarchist Black Cross), amongst other things.…

  • englische Übersetzung „Nachrichten aus dem Strafvollzug“

    i’m really glad to inform you, that jerk götterwind has made it possible that my book „news from behind the bars“ is available in english now! a great comrade from uk, isy flynn, has done the huge work to translate essays and poems i had written in the last few years. 158 pages full of…

  • Indefinite Detention in Germany: Letter from Thomas Meyer-Falk

    Letter from Thomas Meyer-Falk, a comrade who has been imprisoned in Germany since 1996 for bank robbery to fund political struggles.   In 1933 the Nazis passed the Law against Dangerous Habitual Criminals, allowing the courts to indefinitely imprison “habitual criminals” if they consider the person to be dangerous to society: so since 1933 the…

  • 17 years in prison – A balance sheet

    June 6, 2013 After being imprisoned for almost 17 years nonstop, from the 8th of July 2013 onward I will be held in preventative detention (Sicherungsverwahrung, a form of “security detention” in Germany for convicts who have served full terms, but are still considered to be a risk to “public safety” and therefore detained past…

  • Nazi-Law in Germany 2013

    In 1933 the German Nazis created a new law, called ‚Preventive Detention‘ (P.D.), which allows the state to keep people inside prison after they have finished their sentence. The courts in Eastern Germany forbid this law, because it was a ‚fascist-law‘; the courts in the capitalist West-Germany never had such problems with Nazi-laws, so until…