New Letter from a Professor: Students Are Also Being Killed, Aren't They?
The "Unmentioned One" stated a few days ago that the tragic death of a student from the Faculty of Philosophy, which led to the police raid on the University of Belgrade's rectorate, was a murder. What is known is that her fall from the fifth floor of the Faculty of Philosophy is linked to the use of pyrotechnic devices. No competent authority, namely the police and prosecution, has confirmed that it was a murder, which implies that the president knows something we don't.
TL;DR
- The death of a student, linked to pyrotechnics, is called a murder by the "Unmentioned One," though official bodies have not confirmed this.
- Historical parallels are drawn to student protests in 1936, 1967, 1968, and 1989, highlighting state violence and repression.
- The letter criticizes the current government and its allies, drawing comparisons to past authoritarian regimes and their suppression of student dissent.
- Students are urged to learn from historical examples of both successful and unsuccessful movements, focusing on leadership, program, and strategy.
- The author expresses faith in the students' ability to win, despite the current political climate and perceived lack of support from institutions like the church.