30 x22cm, outer printed wrap around folder content of 15 differnet documents assembled from organisations and individuals taking part in the major two-day "anti-authoritarian" Kaboutier conference in Appelscha.

There are contributions from Dolle MIna 2pp stapled mimeograph on Anti-Autoritaire Gemeenschapsstukken)  Constant Nieuwenhuis (2pp stapled mimeograph explaining the New Babylon concept), an off-print on Communes in Nederlandes, an introduction by Harm Zuidema, 5pp mimeograph "Buten- Parlementaire Oppositie Ofwel van Anarchist tot Christen" by Otto Boetes, De Studentenoppositie en het Anti-Autoritaire Onderwijs by Jan Bervoets, De Quakers Als Anti-Autoritaire Godsdienstige Gemeenschap by Otto Boetes, and an offprint De Opmars der Kabouters is niet een vlucht uit de Maatschappij. All VG+.

JOINT: A newspaper clipping from Vrij Nederland from 23 Mei 1970 with a report about the congress. Brouwned but else VG.

Together a very scarce Kabouter document about a lesser reported event with contributions from many of the best known left organisations and personalities.

Twenty-nine separate numbers - a complete run between Year 1 Nr 1 and Year 7, Nr. 1. After year 1, nr 2 - all are uniformly 30 x 21cm, typically 32pp plus various colour wrappers (one reflective) except Year 3 Nr 1 has an unusual design with a wrap around poster and a cut title sheet outside that and slightly larger at 31 x 21cm. Year 1, Nr 1 is slightly larger at 32 x 21cm and has only 28pp. This is a feminist magazine that had a regional bias to Nijmegen, close to the German border in the South East of the country and was based in women's centre (Women’s Centre Gaotika) from its very beginning giving it a financial base and a stable production centre. The title translates into English as "Women's Tongue". One or two have some internal ink annotations but over all these are VG+.

PRICE IS FOR ALL 29 NUMBERS AS A GROUP.

and surrounding area. 29 nos. between year 1, no. 1 and year 7, no. 1, . Nijmegen. S