In Europe, anarchism was popular for a long period of time.
Of course, this ideology without a developmental basis soon became an excuse for some criminals to justify their actions.
Many thieves and robbers, once caught, would claim to be anarchists.
Because they did not acknowledge the existence of a government, nor did they recognize laws, they believed they hadn't committed any crimes at all.
Of course, these claims didn't stop the government from arresting them as needed.
However, after World War II, due to the war, a large number of houses and lands were left vacant.
So a group of young people in Copenhagen seized the opportunity to occupy an abandoned naval camp.
This group of young people wanted to create a place without government control or laws using this location.
Moreover, these people were quite smart.
They not only practiced anarchism but also anti-private property, leaderless, and anti-authority ideals.
