Provokatie
no. 1
'N
kwestie van leven of dood; Goed dat er politie is (?) (A matter of life or death; Good to have police (?)
Against
police brutality
Signed: Federation
of Anarchists, Amsterdam
Text: Roel van Duyn
Amsterdam
June
21, 1965
Reprint: November 6, 1965
Mimeographed
One-sided
21.4 x 33.9 cm |
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Provokatie
no. 2
Claus
von Amsberg persona non grata
Against
the future husband of the crown princess of The Netherlands
Signed: Provo,
anarchist monthly magazine
Text: Roel van Duyn
Amsterdam
June
25, 1965
Reprint: February 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
21.6 x 33.9 cm |
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Provokatie
no. 3
Wie
van de 3 is de grootste democraat?
(Who of the 3 is the biggest democrate?)
The
husband of the Queen and the fiancees of two of the Princesses accused
of (past) fascist connections
During the introductory visit of Claus, the fiancee of Princess Beatrix, to Amsterdam, this pamphlet was thrown in their boat when they toured the canals
The pamphlet was self-censored by
Provo because the National Photo Press Agency Stevens & Magielsen
claimed copyright on the picture of Prince Bernhard and won the court
case
Signed: Provo
anarchist magazine
Text: Roel van Duyn
Amsterdam
July 1,
1965 (uncensored version)
July 16, 1966 (censored version)
Uncensored
and censored versions
Mimeographed
One-sided
34.0 x 21.5 cm
Confiscated
by the police |
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Provokatie
no. 4
Persvrijheid (Press freedom)
Against
the confiscation of Provo magazine 1
Amsterdam
July
15, 1965
Mimeographed
One-sided
21.5 x 34.0 cm |
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Provokatie
no. 5
Provo's
fietsenplan (Provo's bicycle plan)
White
bicycle plan
Signed: Provo
anarchistenblad
Text: Roel van Duyn and possibly Luud Schimmelpennink
Amsterdam
July
25, 1965
Reprint: April 25, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
34.0 x 21.4 cm
Included
in Provo 2 |
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Provokatie
no. 6
Stille
omgang (Silent procession)
Call
for a silent procession around the Lieverdje statue Design: C. Nuit
Amsterdam
August 13, 1965
Mimeographed
One-sided
34.0 x 21.4 cm
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Provokatie
no. 7
Troonrede (Queen's speech)
A mock
speech of the Queen of The Netherlands as she gives each year at the opening of the Dutch parliament's new year
This
provocation was confiscated and the distributors were arrested during
the annual tour of the Queen prior to her actual speech in The Hague
Signed: Provo,
anarchistenblad
Text: Roel van Duyn
Amsterdam
September 20, 1965
Mimeographed
Two-sided
34.0 x 21.5 cm
Included
in Provo 3
Confiscated
by the police |
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Provokatie
no. 8
Oproep
aan het internationale provotariaat (Call to the international provotariat)
Provo
does not approve of the addicted consumer. Provo is afraid of nuclear
war. Provo is an anarchist movement. Anarchism wants revolution. Call
for the formation of an anarchist Provo group and the big provocation.
Signed: Provo,
anarchistenblad
Text: Roel van Duyn
Amsterdam
October
13, 1965 (version with two pictures on the back - last)
November
3, 1965 (version with one picture on the back - middle)
Mimeographed
Two-sided
34.0 x 21.5 cm
Included
in Provo 4 |
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Provokatie
no. 9
An article
by Wim Klinkenberg on Claus von Amsberg reproduced from Panorama magazine; Panorama magazine was confiscated because of this article
Signed: Wim Klinkenberg
Amsterdam
December 8, 1965
Reprint: December 15, 1965
Mimeographed
Two-sided
34.0 x 21.5 cm
Included
in Provo 5
Confiscated
by the police |
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Provokatie
no. 10
Kanker (Cancer)
Against
air pollution from cars
Text: T. v.d. Weide
Amsterdam
January 20, 1966
Mimeographed
One-sided
21.4 x 34.0 cm |
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Provokatie
no. 11
Gemeentelijke
Geneeskundige Gezondheidsdienst (City Health Service)
Confidential
report of the City Health Service Amsterdam on air pollution, by
Drs. H. Heida.
Signed: Provo,
anarchistenblad
Amsterdam
January 25, 1966
Mimeographed
3 pp.
34.0 x 21.5 cm
Included
in Provo 6 |
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Provokatie
no. 12
Manifest
"Aan het Amsterdamse Provotariaat" (Manifest "To the Amsterdam Provotariat")
Call for an absence
happening; A call not to be present at the Lieverdje statue on March 26,
1966
Hans Tuynman was imprisoned from April 1 till June 21, 1966, for the distribution of this manifest
Text: Roel van Duyn and Duco van Weerlee
Amsterdam
March
26, 1966
Offset
One-sided
29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Provokatie no. 13
Geen
politiestaat
(No
police state)
Call for a demonstration, banned by the Amsterdam mayor,
against violent police conduct
Hans Tuynman was arrested for distribution of this provocation and sentenced to a non-suspended prison term of three months, minus 25 days for custody on demand
Design: Hans Tuynman and Auke Boersma
Amsterdam
March
31, 1966
Mimeographed
Two-sided
29.4 x 20.6 cm
Confiscated
by the police |
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Provokatie no. 14
Make
a Love-War
Text: I. Hamming
Design: Rob de Groot
Amsterdam
April 8,
1966
Mimeographed 29.7 x 21.0 cm
Other side: Provocation no. 15 |
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Provokatie
no. 15
Call
to guard the "IJ-tunnel" to prevent right-wing elements faking
a Provo attack on the tunnel as announced by Provo in Provo issue 7
Text: I. Hamming
Amsterdam
April 8,
1966
Mimeographed
29.7 x 21.0 cm Other side: Provocation no. 14 |
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Provokatie
no. 16
Boodschap
aan het Amsterdamse Provotariaat (Message to the Amsterdam Provotariat)
New
strategy for happenings and demonstrations. Statue "Het Lieverdje"
will only remain a site for gatherings. Hans Tuynman who was again arrested,
this time for "mumbling the word image", should be released.
Text: Roel van Duyn
Illustration at the back: Willem (Bernard Holtrop)
Amsterdam
May
5, 1966
Mimeographed
Two-sided
29.7 x 21.0 cm |
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Provokatie
no. 17
Provo's
voor rechter (Provo's brought to justice)
Several
Provos accused or convicted and Provo and the student magazines Student,
Trophonios and Bikkelacht confiscated
Text: Roel van Duyn
Amsterdam
May 28, 1966
Offset
One-sided
29.5 x 21.35 cm |
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Provokatie
no. 18
Blank provocation
Amsterdam
August 20, 1966 |
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