Ravage
Ravage is a Dutch progressive, left-wing political magazine with libertarian tendencies, which was published in print from 1988 to December 2005 and has been an online magazine ever since . The predecessors of Ravage were the magazines Bluf! and Kraakkrant (analogously: "squatter newspaper "). The 15th anniversary was celebrated in April 2003 with a festival "Ravage Royaal".
history
On April 28, 1988, the precursor to Ravage appeared under the title "NN" (abbreviation for: Nomen nescio ). The sheet was, among other things, an organ for citizens 'initiatives, anti-militarist groups, artists ' initiatives, anti- fascism committees , milieu movements and women's groups. At first, NN appeared every two weeks, and since 2000 every three weeks for cost reasons.
After more than 17 years and 395 issues, NN was discontinued and appeared on January 12, 1996 under the new title NN / Ravage . Ravage , in the tradition of squatter magazines like Bluf! , Kraakkrant and Laatste Waarschuwing (literally: “Last Warning”) saw themselves in the initial phase as a “total sheet” for autonomous groups.
The Raddraaier (something like: " Anführer ", "Ringleader", also: "Rebell") was founded in Amsterdam's Ostadestraat, mainly printing posters, brochures and magazines for the squatting movement, including Bluf! and NN / Ravage . The prerequisites were cheap rent and neighbors who sympathized with the various magazines. "Die Höhle" ( Het Hol ), as the editorial rooms of the magazines in the printing works were called, was the active place for the publication of squatter reading for over 25 years.
In May 1996 a house search was carried out at Ravage because of an alleged bomb attack on the Dutch office of BASF . Editorial documents and the subscriber list were confiscated.
As an internet magazine, Ravage publishes articles from politics and culture that are critical of society. The editorial team consists of three people. Interested readers can write articles themselves or react to articles without the intervention of the editors. In addition to the extensive archive, Ravage also publishes new articles, campaign contributions and comments on the respective new issues on the website. The last updated webzine appeared in June 2013.
Article in NN / Ravage (selection)
There were articles in the Dutch language on a wide variety of topics: Anarcha Feminisme (No. 13, 1988), Es geht geht vor! (NN special about actions in Berlin) (No. 14, 1988), about anti-militarism (No. 16, 1988), fascism in the GDR (No. 48, 1990), news from the squatter movement (No. 55, 1990), International Women's Week (No. 61, 1990), Anti-racism demonstrations in Germany, Italy and France (No. 103, 1992), Does the anarchist press still have a future? (No. 129, 1993), about neo-Nazis (No. 153, 1994), interview with Marcos from the Zapatista Army (No. 168, 1994), Ravage extra editie: about the house search in May 1996 (May 1996), conversation with Paul Watson of Green Peace (No. 9, 2000), The 1960s: Nozems, Provos and Pirates (No. 2, 2002), Censorship in the Netherlands (No. 6, 2010), via WikiLeaks (No. 30, 2010 ), about Bob Dylan (No. 23, 2011), about the Dutch royal family Oranje Nassau (July 2012).
Web links
- Homepage of Ravage . (Dutch)
- Ravage Archive 2012 (Dutch)
- ISSN at worldcat.org
- Openable library Amsterdam .
Individual evidence
- ↑ See Ravage No. 15/16 of December 2005
- ↑ Ravage Archives from 1988 to 2012 . Dutch, accessed December 20, 2012
- ^ Author: Freek Kallenberg, Alex van Veen . History and information about Ravage. Dutch, accessed December 20, 2012
- ↑ Information about Ostade and Ravage ( Memento of the original from December 6, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Dutch, accessed December 20, 2012
- ↑ History of Ostadestraat 233 ( Memento of the original from December 6, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Dutch, accessed December 20, 2012