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The Student Movement in Europe: A Year of Protest and Activism
What European students actually did in 1967, from Berlin on 2 June to Italian occupations and Belgian language disputes, and what belongs to 1968.
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What students and radicals in European cities actually did around 1967, and what belongs to 1968.
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What European students actually did in 1967, from Berlin on 2 June to Italian occupations and Belgian language disputes, and what belongs to 1968.
Amsterdam in 1967 was countercultural rather than a student uprising: the Provo happenings, their dissolution in May 1967, and the 1969 Maagdenhuis occupation.
Danish protest around 1967 centred on Vietnam and the Russell Tribunal at Roskilde; large student protest in Copenhagen that year is not well documented.
Finnish student radicalism grew in the later 1960s, but 1967 has no documented mass protest in Helsinki; the Old Student House occupation came in November 1968.
Norwegian Vietnam committees, Blindern student radicalism and the 1968-69 unrest: how little is documented as specific student action in Oslo in 1967.
Italian student occupations in 1967 followed the death of Paolo Rossi in 1966 and led to Valle Giulia on 1 March 1968: what happened where, and when.
The Swedish Vietnam movement, the Russell Tribunal in Stockholm in May 1967, Olof Palme's torchlight march in February 1968 and the student occupation of 1968.
Vienna saw little documented student protest in 1967; Austrian universities stayed quiet until 1968 and the Kunst und Revolution event of 7 June 1968.
The European New Left of the mid-1960s: the German SDS, Dutch Provos, Italian operaismo, the Situationists and British circles, and which flashpoints are 1967 or 1968.
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