[BERLIN SQUATTERS ? YOUTH AND HOMELESS WORK] Tommy-Weissbecker-Haus. Three leaflets.

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Berlin: self-published, 1973?76. Folio and Quartos (ca. 43 × 30.5 cm and 30.5 × 21.5 cm). Original pictorial self-wrappers; [4]; [4]; [8] pp. With illustrations. Paper mostly toned; the folio issue with horizontal crease; margins with tiny tears; else about very good. Rare, early flyers of the "Tommy-Weissbecker-Haus", a turn-of-the-century tenement building which the squatters named after the left-wing extremist Thomas Weisbecker, who died during a police operation in which he was to be arrested. Weisbecker, whose name the squatters mistakenly write here with a double s, belonged to the "2 June Movement?, named after the death date of leftist student Benno Ohnesorg in the summer of 1967 and founded in response to the death of Georg von Rauch in a shootout with police. Some members of the terrorist group later switched to the RAF. Both the occupation of the Georg von Rauch House and the Tommy Weisbecker House were still under the sign of an ideologically formed left, which assigned itself to different dogmatisms. This changed in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which were characterized by punk and a postmodern left that was moving away from Marxism.As in the "Georg-Rauch-Haus" and the "Putte" squatting project, the "Tommy Weissbecker Haus" was primarily an initiative of left-wing youth and social workers who sought to help homeless young people who had fled their families or reformatories. Like the other two projects, the initiators pursued a balancing act between militant fundamental opposition on the one hand and acceptance and support by state institutions on the other. The texts of the leaflets are also characterized by this dual strategy. The convolute contains the following leaflets: I: Tommy-Weissbecker-Haus. Hier wohnen wir!II: Unser Kampf ums Tommy-Weissbecker-Haus. III: Dokumentation. Abriss vom Tommy-Weissbecker-Haus???As of February 2024, OCLC does not list a copy in a North American library. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 54203

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