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Anarchism in Estonia - Quiz
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  • 1. When does anarchism in Estonia date back to?
A) The Russian Revolution
B) The mid-1990s
C) World War II
D) The Singing Revolution
  • 2. In which Estonian city was the Anarchist Communist Youth Association of Narva established?
A) Narva
B) Pärnu
C) Tallinn
D) Tartu
  • 3. What was the abbreviation for the Anarchist Communist Youth Association of Narva?
A) MAL
B) PBKNL
C) KFA
D) NAKNU
  • 4. In what decade did the anarchist movement re-emerge in the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic?
A) The 1980s
B) The 1950s
C) The 1990s
D) The 1970s
  • 5. The re-emergence of anarchism in the 1970s was part of which subculture?
A) Gothic subculture
B) Punk subculture
C) Hippie subculture
D) Metal subculture
  • 6. What historical event allowed for the complete re-organisation of the anarchist movement in Estonia?
A) The Russian Revolution
B) World War I
C) The establishment of the Soviet Union
D) The Singing Revolution
  • 7. What organization was established by a group of individualist anarchists in the mid-1990s?
A) Fraternitas Anarhensis Corporation
B) Anarchist Communist Youth Association of Narva
C) Anarchist League of Estonia
D) Northern Baltic Communist Youth League
  • 8. What is the Estonian name for the Anarchist League of Estonia?
A) PunaMust
B) Maavalla Anarhistlik Liit
C) Korporatsioon Fraternitas Anarhensis
D) Narva Anarhistlik-Kommunistlik Noorte Ühing
  • 9. Who remarked that although he had heard of the Anarchist League of Estonia, he did not know what it did?
A) Jüri-Ott Salm
B) Lenin
C) Tõnu Trubetsky
D) Villu Tamme
  • 10. When did the first anarchist political demonstration in Estonia's history take place?
A) 6 June 2007
B) 22 February 2006
C) 30 June 1996
D) September 1917
  • 11. Who organized the first anarchist political demonstration in Estonia's history?
A) Villu Tamme
B) Tõnu Trubetsky
C) Jüri-Ott Salm
D) Karl Marx
  • 12. During the first anarchist demonstration, participants expressed hostility towards which group?
A) Neo-Nazis
B) Police officers
C) Photojournalists
D) Theater actors
  • 13. Where did the first anarchist demonstration end?
A) Tallinn University
B) Rostock Prison
C) Von Krahl Theatre
D) Narva Town Hall
  • 14. Which band performed at the concert that ended the first anarchist demonstration?
A) PBKNL
B) PunaMust
C) J.M.K.E.
D) ZA/UM
  • 15. Who established the Korporatsioon Fraternitas Anarhensis?
A) Tõnu Trubetsky
B) Jüri-Ott Salm
C) Vladimir Lenin
D) Villu Tamme
  • 16. What did members of the Korporatsioon Fraternitas Anarhensis wear as makeshift clothes during demonstrations?
A) Cardboard boxes
B) Toilet paper rolls
C) Prison uniforms
D) Animal skins
  • 17. What animal's head was carried as a flag by the Korporatsioon Fraternitas Anarhensis?
A) Pig
B) Cow
C) Wolf
D) Horse
  • 18. When was the libertarian socialist organisation PunaMust established?
A) 30 June 1996
B) 22 February 2006
C) February 1918
D) 6 June 2007
  • 19. What does the name 'PunaMust' translate to in English?
A) Red-Black
B) Red-Freedom
C) Red-White
D) Black-Blue
  • 20. In which German city were PunaMust activists arrested in June 2007?
A) Hamburg
B) Rostock
C) Berlin
D) Frankfurt
  • 21. What highway were PunaMust activists attempting to block when they were arrested in Germany?
A) The highway towards Berlin
B) The highway towards Laage
C) The road to Munich
D) The autobahn to Hamburg
  • 22. Who attempted to attack PunaMust activists outside the jail after their release in Germany?
A) Conservationists
B) Police officers
C) Neo-Nazis
D) Punk musicians
  • 23. Who provided protection to the PunaMust activists when they were attacked outside the jail?
A) Estonian diplomats
B) The Von Krahl Theatre staff
C) Local residents
D) German police
  • 24. Which anarchist art collective published the video game Disco Elysium in 2019?
A) PunaMust
B) ZA/UM
C) MAL
D) KFA
  • 25. What video game was published by the anarchist art collective ZA/UM in 2019?
A) Singing Revolution
B) Disco Elysium
C) Narva Anarhia
D) Red-Black
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