Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis

From Abolition Media

Excerpt from the statement of Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis at the event of the newspaper Apatris on 25/6/2026 at the Evangelismos Squat:

From Act for Freedom Now by Dimitris Chatzivasiliadis (Greece)

Since the 2nd of November, a rolling collective hunger strike has been taking place in  British prisons against the UK’s involvement in the colonial war in Palestine and the  crackdown on the Palestine Action organisation. Thirty-three prisoners have committed themselves in advance, Amu Gib and Qesser Zuhrah were the first to start, and gradually the  number of strikers is increasing. The struggle inside the prisons has already gone international, with the participation of comrades Massimo Passamani and Luca Dolce (Italy).

From Abolition Media by Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis

On 12 February 2012 the last big battle of the anti-austerity movement (in the Greek territory) took place. Other open battles followed in the following years, but after that day, when the movement realized that it had reached the limits of its power, it did not revive.

by Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis

I can imagine many people resenting the term Palestinian revolution when reading the title of this article. Some have already written that revolution is one thing and resistance is another, that war is one thing and liberation is another.

From Abolition Media

So until my release I will not know how long I will actually spend in prison, it could be anything from 2,5 years from now to 17 years from now, or never! Most probably I will get released in 2029- 2030. These estimations cannot be solid, as they do not take into account political changes that can have an effect in the meantime.

From Dark Nights

From Greece to every point in the planet – for all those fighting for freedom. Because defeat is not captivity, but losing one’s faith in the possibility of wining. So, we are collectively going on a hunger strike, according to each one’s capacity, so that we may stand by the side of anarchist revolutionary Alfredo Cospito, but also, against the death regime of 41-bis.

From Act for Freedom Now! by Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis

Full original title: Solidarity message to the revolted peoples in Iran, and to the anti-war movement in Russia, from captive anarchist guerrilla Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis (greek prisons)

Sisters and brothers, this time let’s not sell out our hopes and our strength to new rulers. We are not separated by different circumstances, we will not sell out our internationalism for the sake of shortsighted alliances with capitalists and imperialists. [...] May your refusal become a fearless new world.

by Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis

Three years ago, on July 13, 2019 in the state of Washington, the antifascist anarchist Willem Van Spronsen fought his last battle in an armed attentat against a migrant detention center. [...] Precisely in this way, in the borders of the E.U. and the Greek territory, a long-running class massacre is being carried out, no less political than the intra-imperialist war in the Russian-Ukrainian zone. A massacre that is met with indifference by the comfortable Europeans and Greeks, bipartisans and leftitsts, just like the Germans who «didn't know» about the nazi death camps. Comrade Willem broke through an invisible border, blowing up the complicit silence, attacking the miserable class distinction, the antisocial cannibalism of those that don't risk their own skin while they inhabit the slaughterhouse, in the territories of the masters, with their own body. With gun at hand.

TEXT BY ANARCHIST PRISONER D.CHATZIVASILIADIS

NOTE FROM ANARQUÍA: We have translated the communiqué of the anarchist-communist Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis, who makes a critique of the anarchist position in front of the War between Russia and Ukraine, making an analysis of the struggle of Nestor Makhno and the Black army, to confront the imperialist attack of the Russian State.

from Athens Indymedia

With the capitalist destruction of earth and life continuing unhindered and the nearing prospects of an ecological collapse, there is, perhaps more than ever, a serious and immediate need for global revolutionary movements. Where do our movements here in Europe stand faced with the immense challenges and demands of our epoch? Can we retrace our revolutionary roots? Can we become the creative force that can effectively abolish the cannibalistic authority of the rich few over the many?