On March 8, the Red Women's Committee Bremen, for the first time as part of the Red Federation, carried out a demonstration in Bremerhaven. The previously published and distributed call, including the poster, hit the nerve of people from the Goethe district - one of the poorest areas of all over Germany - where the demonstration took place. The struggle of the Palestine people is still on the agenda and is also of great weight in this country in the class struggle - including in Bremerhaven.
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The demonstration came among other families, mothers with their children, young people and some children. Almost all of them were migrants. A large part were women. With the slogans "Rebellion in word and act - against imperialism and patriarchy!" And "Viva, Viva Palestine!", The struggle of the woman against her double oppression and the concrete anti -imperialist struggle was loudly connected. The flags of the Red Confederation side side by side with the flag of the national resistance front of the people of Palestine. And all on the demonstration carried these two flags with pride and enthusiasm, from the youngest to the elders.
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Some of the youngest on the demonstration spontaneously began to beautify their neighborhood along the route with stickers of the Red Covenant. Many liked to give their contact details and one said: "I come to you every time ... Thank you for what you're doing here!" . Some asked when the Red Bund will do something in Bremerhaven again and initial ideas for the coming May 1 were already collected in the talks. In the end, some representatives of the Palestinian community of Bremerhaven, which participated, also thanked the demonstration.
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The Red Women's Committees - FRG have proven this March 8 that the fight against imperialism and patriarchy, cannot be fought together, but must - the demonstration in Bremerhaven is proof of this. There are no reservations about it among those who actually have nothing to lose in this system. On March 8 in Bremerhaven, the winged word by Karl Marx can be used: "Braved, old mole!"