ANPI United Kingdom and Ireland

ANPI United Kingdom and Ireland Associazione Nazionale Partigiani d'Italia
United Kingdom and Ireland branch
Home of all antifascists since 1944

ANPI (Associazione Nazionale Partigiani d'Italia/National Association of the Partisans of Italy) was founded in Rome in 1944, when the Northern part of Italy was still under n**i & fascist occupation by volunteers (The Partisans) who had been fighting the war against fascism in Italy. ANPI was recognised as a charitable trust by the Italian State in 1945 and as the charity representing veterans of the Resistance by the Italian Ministry of Defence in 1958 after they were formally acknowledged as part of the Italian Armed Forces. More recently, closer to our times, ANPI have been at the forefront of a few successful campaigns inside Italy: the 2006 and 2016 referenda to protect the Italian Constitution from attempted upheavals and the opposition to Bill 1360 equalling the fascists who had joined Mussolini and the Partisans who fought to liberate Italy from dictatorship. Along with its charitable mission, ANPI promotes the study of the history of the Second World War and keeping alive the spirit and the values of the Resistance among younger generations. The organisation have branches with over one hundred thousand members in most Italian towns and cities along with some major cities across Europe; membership is open to anyone sharing the mission and values of the organisation, in order to keep memory of the Resistance alive for future generations.

24/09/2026

FAR-RIGHT activist Daniel Thomas has been arrested after he was filmed slashing the side of a dinghy in the English Channel with a rescue crew member still on board.Mr Thomas, 37, self-nicknamed Danny Tommo, streamed footage of his own arrest on YouTube, with an officer telling him he was being deta...

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Former Sunderland captain Gary Bennett says he is "in shock" after the Reform-led authority ended its 30-year affiliation with Show Racism the Red Card 🟥

12/09/2026

Battle of Cable Street 90th Anniversary

Aldgate East Station, London
12pm, Sunday, October 4th

FLAF members and supporters will be attending the 90th Anniversary Commemoration of the Battle of Cable Street, a defining confrontation between the forces of fascism and antifascism in London’s East End.

Much has been written in recent years that seeks to add an identitarian analysis of Cable Street. It’s perhaps the greatest insult to those who came together to defend the East End against the Blackshirts to divide and redivide them along ethnic lines. It was the united working class of the East End that mobilised to defeat Mosely.

We do not celebrate a particular ethnicity or the separation of communities at Cable Street, instead we celebrate how working class unity overcame ethnic division to beat the fascists.

We are calling on all supporters of FLAF to attend this important commemoration of working class struggle.

"On 11 September 1973, a military coup was successfully launched against Chilean President Salvador Allende. British-mad...
11/09/2026

"On 11 September 1973, a military coup was successfully launched against Chilean President Salvador Allende. British-made Hawker Hunter jets were used to attack the Chilean presidential palace, and the British government’s swift recognition of Augusto Pinochet caused outrage across the country. A solidarity campaign was launched to oppose the junta, and industrial action was taken to limit the sale of arms to Chile. While Britain’s support."

Link to source in the description:
McEvoy, Kevin John (2021) Before the rubble: Britain's secret propaganda offensive in Chile (1960-1973) CONTEMPORARY BRITISH HISTORY, 35 (4). pp. 597-619. ISSN 1361-9462, 1743-7997

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