A presentation of the books “Don’t wait for the revolution” and “The disobedient” on Friday 16 October 2026, from 18:30 to 19:30, in Thessaloniki, at a venue yet to be announced. Free admission / voluntary contribution.
The event includes a presentation and discussion of the books “Don’t wait for the revolution” by Albert Libertad, published by Panoptikon, and “The disobedient” by Victor Serge, published by Diataraxi Koinis Eirinis.
The Council of Anarchists is organising the event. The listing does not specify the venue in Thessaloniki and says more information will follow.
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