Battle of Haga, Nov 1972 (Postcard) Prints

Battle of Haga, Nov 1972 (Postcard) PrintsKnow as the Prog palace, on the 4 November 1972, hundreds of young people stormed Hagahuset on 4 Sdra Allgatan to stage an occupation. When a journalist asked how long they intend to stay in there? They shouted back You shouldn't ask us about that. Ask the bourgeois state and power apparatus. And so began the Battle for Haga. The Hagahuset had been a hub for musicians, Political lectures and a workshop for artisans. When Gothenburg City council

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In a journey to dozens of towns and cities

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Black & Blues was Gil Scott-Heron’s first group and were allowed to record one session for Flying Dutchman as a favour to Gil

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