"The wild underground extreme of human rights and ecological activities": Czechoslovak, Czech and Slovenian hardcore punk fanzine cultures from the 1980s to the present

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This article compares Czechoslovak, Czech and Slovenian hardcore punk fanzine scenes from the 1980s up to the present, emphasising in particular their connections to the various anti-authoritarian movements with which they share the common idea of do-it-yourself (DIY). The comparison is embodied in the histories of above-mentioned scenes and in the context of their legacies. Fanzines are the author's main sources mainly because cultural and political activities were connected on their pages. While Czech hardcore-punk fanzine culture has persisted until today, Slovenian fanzines in fact have disappeared hand-in-hand with advancing gentrification, despite the punk scenes being remarkably strong there during the period of socialism.

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Almer, J. (2020). “The wild underground extreme of human rights and ecological activities”: Czechoslovak, Czech and Slovenian hardcore punk fanzine cultures from the 1980s to the present. Forum Historiae, 14(1), 68–83. https://doi.org/10.31577/FORHIST.2020.14.1.6

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