European Gerilla. Partisan war against NATO in Europe. Kolpakidi A.I., Nigmatulin M.V.

The sixties and ninth years of the last century in Europe are often represented by the Golden Age: the economy grew up, and with it the standard of living, higher education and medicine became available to the masses, the social state flourished, and the dark totalitarian past with its nationalism and hatred was gradually forgotten.

However, in reality, not everything was so smooth. Against the backdrop of an unprecedented growth in the standard of living in Europe, a new, unprecedented movement of workers and students, unprecedented. Italy, France, Britain shook multimillion -dollar strikes. Students rebelled. Thousands of young people throughout Europe threw studies, careers, families - and left underground to fight for socialism with weapons in their hands.

their main enemies became NATO, capitalism. American hegemony.

One of them heroically died in prisons and shootings. Someone betrayed the ideals of youth and entered the liberal establishment. And someone continues the struggle so far-sometimes having changed the feather pistol, and sometimes without folding weapons.

This book tells about the left underground in Western Europe in the 1960-1990s. About the "Red Brigades" in Italy and the "Red Army factions" in Germany, about the Irish, Basque and Catalan National Liberation Movement. About Geril in France and the revolutionary struggle of the British anarchists. About the revolutionaries of experts from Denmark and underground Belgium, about Greek partisans and revolutionary pirates from Portugal.