Anarchism in Denmark
Halfdan Wedel Rasmussen (29 January 1915 in Copenhagen – 2 March 2002) was a Danish poet. He was known for his literary nonsense verse for children and his serious adult writings about social issues and human rights. He was awarded with the Ministry of Culture's children book prize (Kulturministeriets Børnebogspris) in 1965.
Wallpaintings near the entrance to ChristianiA, Copenhagen.
Christiania, Decembro 2007
Graffiti wall reading "NO RACISM"
Place: Christiania, Copenhagen, Denmark
Bådsmandsstrædes Kaserne c 1840
Bådsmandsstræde's Barracks in Christianshavn, Copenhagen (now the Freetown Christiania)
Balcony in Christiania
Bade Huset with Postbox in Christiania, Copenhagen
Swing in Christiana
A welcome sign in Freetown Christiania.
Locator map of Christiania in Copenhagen.
Location of Christiania
Christiania Copenhagen
Freetown Christiania - entrance / exit
Exit (Entrance)
Freetown Christiania - exit / entrance
Christiania Downtown Map
The
street in the foreground is Prinsessegade, crossing Bådsmandssræde in
the bottom of the picture. In the horizon is three chimneys at da:Amagerforbrænding and Amagerværket. The oil tanks at Prøvestenen are visible. The water area is en:Øresund with en:Sweden hardly visible. The main object, of course, is Christiania in the center.
Huse på Volden, Christiania, Copenhagen
Huse på Volden, Christiania, Copenhagen
Aircondition, Christiania at Norddussen in Copenhagen, Denmark
A stall in Christiania
ChristianA
Houses along the Stadsgraven former moat in the Christiania enclave in Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark
In der Freistadt Christiania im Sommer 2015.
In der Freistadt Christiania im Sommer 2015.
In der Freistadt Christiania im Sommer 2015.
Christiania own beer
A building in the Christiania community of Copenhagen, Denmark, with graffiti and mural artwork.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Licensing: flickr@tonywebster.com
Christiania ,opera delirante
Fristaden Christiania: Banana house
A self-built blue house in Freetown Christiania in Copenhagen, Denmark
A gate im Freetown Christiania in Copenhagen, Denmark
Christiania - evening at The Gray Hall
Copenhagen, Denmark
Licensing: flickr@tonywebster.com
Old Building in Christiania, Copenhagen, Denmark
2015-05-10
København / Köpenhamn. På Christiana.
København / Köpenhamn. På Christiana.
in the Heritage Agency of Denmark database for Sites and Monuments.
Eksempel på hasjbod fra Pusher Street, Christiania
One of the main streets in Christiania, Copenhagen.
Sportello per comprare un'azione di Christiania
Christiania
Title: Christiania. Gols Kirke
Physical description: 1 print
:
glass
house in christiania, copenhagen.
architect/builder unknown.
a year ago, I went past the glass house built from recycled windows on
christiania to see if it was still there. it was, it looked inhabited,
and parts had even been painted.
it remains one of my favourite buildings in copenhagen.
my first photo of it - and main text.
all my photos of the glass house.
Christiania, Danmark
Skiltet som Paul Tempels malede i oktober 1971, som blev grundlaget for Christianias flag.
Cargo bike from Christiania, Denmark
Christiania Ladcykel med pressening.
Photo: Ernst Poulsen
Christiania, Copenhagen, Danemark
Christiania en overgang
Cafe Nemoland on Christiania, Copenhagen.
Another storyh, Freetown Christiania, within Copenhagen, Denmark.
A Mural on Christiana, Copenhagen.
Beach on Christiana, Copenhagen.
Copenhague/København (desembre 2013)
Copenhague/København (desembre 2013)
Copenhague/København (desembre 2013)
Copenhague/København (desembre 2013)
Houses along the Stadsgraven former moat in the Christiania enclave in Copenhagen, Denmark
Houseboat in Freetown Christiania, Copenhagen.
Denmark: Copenhagen, Christiania.
Denmark: Copenhagen, Christiania.
København Christiania
House in Christiania.
Free Town Christiania, Copenhagen
Grass-roofed
house on the Christianshavn Rampart in the Christiania enclave in
Copenhagen, Denmark. Architecture without architects
Graffiti on the wall of Freetown Christiana
Graffiti in Christiania
Christiania in the Christianshavn neighbourhood of Copenhagen, Denmark
House on the Christianshavn Rampart in Christiania enclace in Copenhagen Denmark. Architect unknown
Graffiti in Copenhagen Christiana
Graffiti in Copenhagen Christiana
Free Town Christiania, Copenhagen
Christiania's main entrance in Copenhagen, Denmark
Gousing in Free Town in Copenhagen, Denmark
Freetown Christiania in Copenhagen, Denmark
Jacob Truedson Demitz visiting Christiania
Place: Christiania, Copenhagen, Denmark
Julemarked i Den Grå Hal, Christiania, Copenhagen
Restaurant Morgenstedet på Christiania i juni 2014.
Parking in Christiania
Copenhagen, Denmark
Licensing: flickr@tonywebster.com
Mural in Christiania. Ironically, on the day this was taken, the town shut down its cannabis sellers.
Nordiska rådet på rundtur i Christiania.
Nordiska rådet på rundtur i Christiania.
Nordiska rådet på rundtur i Christiania.
Red cat of Christiania
Rockmaskinen - Christiania - København - Entrance
Mural in Christiania
In der Freistadt Christiania im Sommer 2015
Wallpaintings near the entrance to Christiania, Copenhagen.
The "Dyssebroen" bridge, connecting Christiania's main portion (Christianshavn Side) to its more 'rural' Amager Side backdrop across Stadsgraven canal
Flag of Christiania
Flag of Christiania The three dots represent the three 'I's in the name "Christiania".
Christiania,
also known as Freetown Christiania (Danish: Fristaden Christiania[needs
IPA] or Staden), is a self-proclaimed autonomous anarchist district of
about 850 to 1,000 residents, covering 34 hectares (84 acres) in the
borough of Christianshavn in the Danish capital city of Copenhagen. It
was temporarily closed by residents in April 2011 while discussions
continued with the Danish government about its future, but then
re-opened to the public.
Christiania has been a source of controversy since its creation in a
squatted military area in 1971. Its cannabis trade was tolerated by
authorities until 2004. In the years following 2004, measures for
normalizing the legal status of the community led to conflicts, police
raids and negotiations [Wikipedia.org]
Cristiania, Copenhague
Christiania common law; the nine rules.
The 9 laws of Christiania, self-regulated community in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Pusher Street in 2007, after eviction of the hash stands. A 'no photo sign' remains.
One of the main streets in Christiania, Copenhagen
Murals and signs around Christiania make the community's opposition to heroin clear.
Mural in Christiania. Ironically, on the day this was taken, the town shut down its cannabis sellers.
Salgsvogn på Pusherstreet på Chrisitiania
Copenhagen, Denmark
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House
overlooking Stadsgraven in the Christiania enclace of Copenhagen,
Denmark.
Stradsgraven, Christiania, Christiania will probably soon be closed or
"normalized". No matter what precisely happens after that, I'm pretty
sure it newer again will be so charming and beautiful to take a walk
around Stadsgraven on a sunny day as today...
Square in Christiania, Copenhagen
Rockmaskinen - Christiania - København - Old Entrance
The entrance to Oslo amusement park Christiania Tivoli.
Freetown Christiania, September, 2016
Christiania,
also known as Freetown Christiania (Danish: Fristaden Christiania[needs
IPA] or Staden), is a self-proclaimed autonomous anarchist district of
about 850 to 1,000 residents, covering 34 hectares (84 acres) in the
borough of Christianshavn in the Danish capital city of Copenhagen. It
was temporarily closed by residents in April 2011 while discussions
continued with the Danish government about its future, but then
re-opened to the public.
Christiania has been a source of controversy since its creation in a
squatted military area in 1971. Its cannabis trade was tolerated by
authorities until 2004. In the years following 2004, measures for
normalizing the legal status of the community led to conflicts, police
raids and negotiations [Wikipedia.org]
Copenhagen, Denmark
Licensing: flickr@tonywebster.com
Fredens Havn
Fredens ark Christiania, analog shot
Ester Larsen på Nordiska rådets rundtur i Christiania.
L'entrée de la ville de fr:Christiania en septembre 2003. Image de Bruno Jargot
Entering Christiania
The logo of Libertære Socialister (Denmark)
Ungdomshuset as seen from the street
The Youth House ("Ungdomshuset") on Jagtvej in Copenhagen.
The house was widely known as a place for young people, especially from
the left-wing. Furthermore some autonomists were using the house as a
meeting place. In March 2007, the house was torn down by its owner
"faderhuset" after it was evicted by the police. For several days, users
of the house demonstrated in the streets of Copenhagen, burning cars
and throwing bricks at the police.
Graffiti
in Danish: "We're the ones the others do not want to play with"; an
adaptation of a quote from a well-known Danish song by Kim Larsen: "we're the ones the others are not allowed to play with"
Facade of 65 Jagtvej, next to Ungdomshuset.
"We are the ones the others don't want to play with". An ironic
commentary about themselves. The star symbolizes anarchy and revolution.
The text is an obvious reference to the Kim Larsen song "Vi Er Dem".
1 May 2006 demonstration
Activists from Ungdomshuset on May 1. towards Copenhagen Town Hall.
"Ungdomshuset stays! -You can evict the town hall. Solidarity with Christiania.
Demonstrators charging police on Jagtvej
Demonstrators charging police on Jagtvej
Vanguard of the 16 December demonstration
Demonstrators attacking police riot van.
The police used a large amount of teargas against the demonstrators
Protester throwing Molotov Cocktail at a police van in Christiana
Burning barricades outside Christiania
Burning barricades outside Christiania
Eksempel på razzia i Christiania, januar 2004
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