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In February 1990 German anarchists invited to a European conference on the requirements and perspectives of international co-operation in the Netherland town of Venlo. During the meeting it was ascertained that there had been no continues co-operation between the anarchist movements of the various countries during the past years. Everyone involved agreed that one of the main causes for this striking lack of international co-operation and mutual help between anarchists was the desolate state of the individual movements. This is further amplified by the fact that most anarchists have to mainly rely on media under private or state control as a source of international information. This often results in an enormous information deficit and a distorted view of the cultural, economical, political and social conditions in other countries.