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Paul Moussault Collection of Radical Leftist Organizations
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Paul Moussault was a leading member of Rood Verzetsfront (Rote Widerstandsfront, RVF, 1977-1985) in the Netherlands, which published bulletins supporting and covering various armed movements in Europe, and compiled information on imprisoned members. He served as editor of the radical left-wing publication Knipselkrant,, based in Groningen, the Netherlands. Part of his involvement in radical movements included documenting international armed leftist groups and guerilla factions by collecting bulletins, newspaper clippings, articles, periodicals, ephemera, and other materials. Using this collection, he has published several works on radical leftist organizations, including books on the history of Rood Verzetsfront and the Armenian Secret Army (ASALA).
Consists primarily of periodicals, bulletins, and other documents published by and about armed left-wing groups and guerilla factions, both in major European centers – such as Belfast, Berlin, Brussels, Paris, and Amsterdam – and abroad, such as in Southeast Asia, the Caucasus, the Middle East, and Latin America. Each of these groups is also represented through research files that consist of photocopies, scans, and printouts of articles, along with other documentation, such as brochures, flyers, handouts, and pamphlets. The collection also includes some original correspondence and other ephemera such as stickers and reproductions of artwork.
Due to the collector's direct involvement with the group, the Dutch group Rode Verzetsfront (Rote Widerstandsfront, RVF) is more thoroughly documented. The largest group of materials in the collection is on the Red Army Faction (Rote Armee Fraktion, RAF).
The bulk of the collection is in Dutch, German, and English, with a significant amount of materials in Italian, Spanish, and French. Even with the international scope of materials represented in the collection, much of the materials related to other countries are in Dutch, German, and English, with some materials in the language of the various groups and organizations.
There are some graphic images of violence in the collection, including bodily injury, execution, dead bodies, and starvation. The collection also contains textual and graphic depictions of war, political persecution, and political unrest.
The materials are arranged in the creator's original order – in geographical groups with some exceptions where materials are grouped by format (posters or other oversize material) and by organizational group. Oversize materials remain in their original groups but have been housed separately due to their size.
Bernett Penka purchased the collection from its compiler, Paul Moussault.
Purchased from Bernett Rare Books (now Bernett Rare Books) in February 2024 (AM 2024-045).
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Processed and described by Amy C. Vo and Lauren C. Williams in 2024-2025. Finding aid adapted from the description and inventory provided by the dealer.
The book "RVF: Het Rood Verzetsfront, in het vizier van de geheime dienst" was separated from the collection during 2024 processing.
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Collection Inventory
Consists of journals, bulletins, contemporary newspaper clippings, photocopied research files, and other ephemera related to the Rote Armee Fraktion. This series also contains publications by relevant solidarity groups, such as pro-RAF alliances and prisoner aid groups such as Rote Hilfe. Periodical holdings include: Angehörigen Info, Interim: Wöchentliches Berlin-Info, Zusammen Kämpfen, and Revolutionärer Zorn.
Physical Description88 boxes
Hamburg, Germany, RAF magazine. Nearly complete run. Titled Gefangenen-Info beginning in 2005.
Physical Description3 boxes
Angehörigen Info; Gegen Knast No. 7 (October 1977); Info zum Prozess Gegen Birgit Hogefeld, Nos. 1 (1 December 1994) through 14 (November 1996); 19 issues of Politische Berichte spanning from 1985 to 1997; Solidariteit, Nos. 1 (February 1975) and 3 (July 1975); TAZ-Journal: die RAF, der Staat und die Linke, no number (1997); Beilage, No. 1 (29 March 1991); 79 single-sheet issues of KnastBlatt ranging from No. 12 to No. 99 (no visible dates).
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Various periodicals and articles on the RAF, including: booklets and pamphlets such as Materialien + Dokumente zur Situation des Gefangenen aus der RAF – Günter Sonnenberg, Die "Wunder von Stammheim und Stadelheim" vor Gericht, Es Gibt Nur ein Gerechtes Verfahren…, Sofort: HAFT VERSCHONUNG für Karl Heinz Roth, 6 Politische Gefangene aus Düsseldorf – zu 129A Verfahren Gegen Chris – Luiti – Eva – Andrea – Rico, and Den Antiimperialistischen Kampf Führen! Die Rote Armee Aufbauen!, mimeographed work Spiegel – Interview (January 20, 1975) of the Prisoners from the RAF Red Army Faction; and assorted clippings. Also includes: Gevangenen uit de RAF en het Verzet in Hongerstaking!, No. 1 (n.d.) through No. 7 (9 June 1989); a special issue of Libération titled "L'Affaire Allemande", supplement to No. 1180 (4th quarter 1977); a circa 1982 booklet put out by the Prairie Fire Organizing Committee, War on the War Makers: Documents and Communiques from the West German Left; a mimeographed stapled booklet from 1985, Solidarität ist eine Waffe: Dokumentation zur Demo vom 19.1. in Berlin und Zum Info-Büro; a stapled mimeographed booklet Zusammenstellung zu: Das Info – Briefe von Gefangenen aus der RAF, aus der Diskussion 1973-1977; a special issue of Stadsguerrilla Cahier – Rote Armee Fraktion titled "Uitgave Rode Jeugd" (n.d., 1972); Erklärungen aus den Prozessen von den Gefangenen aus der RAF und aus dem Widerstand, Ende 1983-Mitte 1984; a stapled booklet Die RAF ist keine partei, in die man eintreten kann, keine ideologie, zu der man sich "bekennen" kann, kein dogma und vor allem keine verbale angelegenheit…; several official RAF publications including R.A.F.; Enkele Beschouwingen from June 1982, Guerilla, Widerstand und Antiimperialistische Front, and the French-language Guérilla, Résistance et Front Anti-Impérialiste from May 1982.
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Documents, journals, clippings, and booklets related to the RAF and hunger strikes, including: booklets and documentation on the trials of various RAF members, including Norbert Hofmeier, Bärbel Perau, Thomas Richter, Thomas Thoene, and Eva Haule; collections of letters written by imprisoned RAF members; several booklets containing assembled collections of documents and articles on the hunger strikes and solidarity with the political prisoners; and a handful of other volumes and documents. Also includes flyers, original publications, newspaper clippings, and articles related to groups Revolutionäre Zellen (RZ) and Rote Zora.
Physical Description1 box
Publications related to Revolutionäre Zellen (RZ) and Rote Zora, some translated into Dutch. Also articles, Telex reports, and copies of relevant files from the Swiss Bundesarchiv. Also includes a complete run of Revolutionärer Zorn and numerous original declarations and manifestos. Additional documentation about police searches, etc. in Dutch and German.
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Collection of journals, brochures, and booklets from the BRD and guerrilla groups, including: Die Verhaftung von Klaus Croissant und ihr politischer Zusammenhang; 2. Info zum DPT Prozess; Entweder du Bist ein Teil des Problems – Oder ein Teil Seiner Lösung Dazwischen Gibt es Nichts; Horst Mahler – Reder vor Gericht; Die Suche Nach dem Richtigen Vernichtungsbau – Geschichte der Knastarchitektur; Ontwerp Stadsguerilla van de RAF; Eine Einführung in die Geschichte der Rote Armee Fraktion (RAF) 1970-1996; Interview Met de RAF/Teksten Van/Over de RAF -4- Spiegel-Interview; Ontwerp van de Stadsguerilla; Rote Hilfe Dokumentation – Hungerstreik vor dem BGH gegen Psychoterror in deutschen Gefängnissen; Berliner Prozess-Info; Prozesserklärung Klaus Croissant; Dokumentation zum Beginn des III. Russel-Tribunals über "Menschenrechtsverletzungen in der BRD" – Zur Situation der Politischen Gefangenen und zum Hungerstreik der Gefangenen aus der RAF und der Bewegung 2. Juni; Schafft die Antifaschistische Einheit!; De "Revolutie" van 1968; De As, Year 3, No. 13 (January/February 1975), subtitled "Terrorisme"; Opdat de Dood Ons LEVEND Vindt en Het Leven Ons Niet Dood – Autonome Strijd en Linkse Hoofdarbeid; Proces Baader Meinhof – Dossier Diffuse par Hebdo 75; Die Zeit Geschichte, No. 3 (2007); Der Bewaffnete Kampf in Westeuropa; and six issues of Der Spiegel that deal with the RAF and armed groups.
Physical Description1 box
Collection of journals, brochures, and booklets from the BRD, including: Um-Verteilung: Metropolenmagazin für den Bewaffneten Kampf, nos. 1 (March 93) through 7 (November 94) (possibly all published?); Info Büro zur Situation der politischen Gefangenen International – Lucha Continua, No. 22 (February/March 1999) through 27 (November/December 1999); Kalaschnikow: Wissenschafts- und gesellschaftskritische Schrift, No. 8 (February 1997); De Internationale, No. 16/Year 4, No. 3 (June 1977); Antiimperialistisches INFO, No. 1 (January 1979); Land Unter: Zeitung aus Schleswig-Holstein, No. 1 (December 1990); Aktion: Anarchistisches Magazin, No. 29 (May 1987); Actes, Numéro Spécial "L'Europe de la Répression" (Spring 1978); Megafon, No. 200 (June 1998); Der Schwarze Kanal, No. 5 (July/August 1982); Innere Sicherheit, no number (April 1978); Freiheit, No. 3 (January 1982); Als das K.O.M.I.T.E.E. ein Osterei legte… - Der gescheiterte Anschlag auf den Berliner Abschiebeknast im April 1995 und die Folgen (February 1999); Anna und Arthur Drücken die Augen zu – Überlegungen zum "Kaindl-Fall"; RAF Terror im Südwesten: Handreichung für Schulen Sekundarstufe I und II (Haus der Geschichte Baden-Württemberg); Die Wüste lebt!; Antiimperialistischer und Antikapitalistischer Widerstand in Westeuropa: Dokumentation zum Kongress; Eat It! Reader – Autonomie Kongress, Berlin 14-17 April '95; Die revolutionäre Strategie in den imperialistischen Ländern – Der Frankfurter Anti-Imperialistischer Kongress und die Entscheidung, vor der die revolutionäre Bewegung in der BRD steht; Die Legalisierung der Rechtlosigkeit; 88a in Aktion – Dokumentation zu den Staatsschutzaktionen gegen den linken Buchhandel; Nicht ist Tödlicher als Schweigen – Dokumentation zur Veranstaltung am 12.7.79; Terreur Terrorisme: Forum ter Gelegenheid van het 17e Lustrum van de Juridische Fakulteitsvereniging aan de vu…; Gewapend Verzet in de BRD, Repressie – BRD Groep; and Dem Morgenrot Entgegen…? – Was Kommt Nach dem Hungerstreik?, Berlin Sommer '85.
Physical Description1 box
Approximately 50 original booklets and journal issues regarding the RAF and other guerrilla groups, including: Mescalero, Nos. 1 (September 1987) and 2 (May 1988); Die Vergessenen, Nos. 4 (July 1985) through 8 (June 1986); Rood Verzetsfront Series 9, No. 49 (1985): Samen Strijden – Hongerstaking – Westeuropees Front – Interview met RAF – Revolutionaire strijd in Westeuropa…; Antiimperialistischer Kampf, no number (1983?); Info: Hamburger Undogmatischer Gruppen Nos. 16 (June/July 1977), 18 (Oct/Nov/Dec 1977), 19 (Jan/Feb/Mar/April 1978), and an undated special issue (May 1976); booklets about the RAF trials of Gert Schneider, Christof Wackernagel, and Monika Haas; booklets and documentation on other RAF members including Irmgard Muller, Ulrike Meinhof, Brigitte Heinrich, Karl Grosser, Jürgen Schneider, Helga Roos, and Klaus Croissant; information on Stammheim and the conditions of political prisoners within German prisons; brochures on hunger strikes; and other volumes.
Physical Description1 box
Documents and journals related to the hunger strikes and imprisonment of RAF members, including: a complete run of Kein Frieden mit den Banken! Info zum Prozeß um Brandanschlag auf die Börse Gegen Gabi, Siggi, Stephan + Sven, No. 0 (December 1989) through No. 8/9/10 (1991); Info zum Prozeß gegen THOMAS (later titled Info zum Prozeß gegen Thomas Kilpper, zum Prozeß gegen Luiti Hornstein), No. 2 (October 1989) through No. 9 (October 1990); a number of booklets published by RAF lawyers, including Zusammenstellung von Berichten, Briefen, Beschlüssen, Prozeß- und Presseerklärungen: zu den Haftbedingungen der Gefangenen aus der RAF und aus dem Widerstand, April 1987; Zur Haftsituation der Gefangenen aus der RAF und aus dem Widerstand – gegen die Propaganda von Normalvollzug, Privilegierung und Selbstisolierung der Gefangenen, Apriil 1989; Von der Zwangsernährung zur 'Koma-Lösung': Methoden des Staatsschutzes gegen die Gefangenen im kollektiven Hungerstreik 1984/85; and Dokumentation zu den Haftbedingungen der Gefangenen aus der RAF und aus dem Widerstand, März 1985; several additional similar booklets, including Hungerstreik kämpfender Gefangener für Selbstbestimmung, Kollektivität, menschenwürdige Haftbedingungen (February through May/June 1989); Freie politische Kommunikation und Information durchsetzen! – Dokumentation Offener Briefe an Gefangene und Antworten (October 1989); and Diskussionsbeiträge und Dokumente zum Hungerstreik '89 der politischen Gefangenen und zur Isolationsfolter in der BRD; a single issue of Durchblick, Year 5, Edition 13, New Series 3; two booklets in English and German from the Committee "Solidarity with the political prisoners in Germany", Time is no inexhaustible resource/Zeit ist keine unerschöpfliche Ressource; Bruchstücke – Für eine Gesellschaft ohne Knäste!, No. 2 (July 1988); a stapled mimeographed booklet Zur Diskussion um die Zusammenlegung der Gefangenen aus Guerilla und Widerstand; an assembled group of documents related to the press conferences of B. Mohnhaupt and C. Klar from 1983; a stapled booklet Info zur Situation von Angelika Goder Gefangene aus der Guerilla (westberling); a typographically interesting booklet Bericht Über Vernichtungshaft und Isolationsfolter in Gefängnissen der BRD und Westberlins (1970-74) Widerstandsaktion; a booklet Bericht Über die Haftbedingungen von Bernd Rössner, von 1975 bis anfang 1984; a booklet from the Marburger Initiative für die Zusammenlegung der Politischen Gefangenen, Dokumentation – Marburger Aktivitäten Während des Hungerstreiks 1989; and a small booklet 18. März Bundesweiter Aktionstag – Solidarität mit den politischen Gefangenen und gegen Staatliche Unterdrückung, Dokumentation 18.3.1996.
Physical Description1 box
Clippings, telex, and articles from West Germany dating primarily to the 1970s, including documents from the Generalkonsulat der Bundesrepublik Deutschland and the Bundeskriminalamt regarding the RAF; a folder of clippings and articles regarding prison conditions; a folder of clippings regarding the trials of 1974 and RAF members' imprisonment in Stammheim Prison; articles on counterinsurgency; clippings regarding the 1978 denied extradition from Yugoslavia of four RAF members; a folder of clippings on hunger strikes of 1981; and scholarly articles and essays from publications such as Journaal Berichtgeving Terrorisme, Hp/De Tijd, and Der Spiegel.
Physical Description1 box
Material on Meinhof, mostly xeroxed material and newspaper clippings as well as Telex reports, material from Ron Augustin (his collected writings in prison, 7 years, was never published), approximately 200 pp. of original material in Dutch.
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Publications by and legal documents related to Ron Augustin, the only Dutch member of RAF. Including xerox copies of letters by his lawyer, as well as some newspaper clippings. Large compilation of information related to the process against him in Germany, including xerox copies, Telex reports and original clippings.
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Gives information on RAF, as well as context on environmental activism, squatter movement, etc. All the anti-state, revolutionary groups active in Germany. Subtitled "Vierzehntägiges Berlin-Info" beginning in 2001.
Physical Description13 boxes
Nos. 41 (23 February 1989), 47 (6 April 1989) through 49 (20 April 1989), 53 (18 May 1989), 56 (8 June 1989), 62 (20 July 1989), 68 (31 August 1989) through 72 (28 September 1989), 76 (26 October 1989) through 77 (2 November 1989), 79 (16 November 1989) through 112 (2 August 1990).
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Nos. 113 (16 August 1990) through 125 (229 November 1990), 127 (13 December 1990), 129 (10 January 1991) through 150 (6 June 1991 – two different no. 150s), 152 (20 June 1991) through 153 (27 June 1991), and 155 (11 July 1991 – two different 155s) through 161 (19 September 1991).
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Nos. 162 (27 September 1991) through 166 (24 October 1991), 168 (7 November 1991) through 187 (2 April 1992), and 189 (16 April 1992) through 211 (15 October 1992).
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Nos. 212 (22 October 1992) through 223 (14 January 1993, two different no. 223s), and 225 (28 January 1993) through 259 (28 October 1993).
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No. 260 (4 November 1993) through 268 (7 January 1994), and 270 (20 January 1994) through 305 (27 October 1994).
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No. 306 (3 November 1994) through 358 (11 January 1996).
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Nos. 359 (18 January 1996) through 407 (6 February 1997).
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Nos. 408 (13 February 1997) through 423 (5 June 1997), 425 (19 June 1997) through 429 (7 August 1997), and 431 (4 September 1997) through 466 (17 December 1998).
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No. 467 (14 January 1999) through 495 (9 March 2000), 497 (n.d., March 2000) through 511 (5 October 2000), 515 (30 November 2000), and 517 (11 January 2001) through 519 (8 February 2001), including two special issues.
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Nos. 520 (22 February 2001) through 548 (18 April 2002), 550 (9 May 2002), 552 (20 June 2002) through 554 (18 July 2002), 556 (12 September 2002) through 564 (23 January 2003), and 566 (20 February 2003) through 583 (27 November 2003).
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Nos. 584 (11 December 2003) through 628 (n.d., December 2005 or January 2006), and 630 (9 February 2006) through 646 (7 December 2006).
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Nos. 648 (18 January 2007) through 703 (15 January 2010).
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No. 704 (29 January 2010) through 707 (14 March 2010), 709 (30 April 2010) through 716 (17 September 2010), 718 (15 October 2010) through 724 (18 February 2011), 726 (1 April 2011) through 729 (24 June 2011), and 731 (26 August 2011); Radikal, No. 157 (Spring 2004) through 160 (Winter 2006), and 163 (Summer 2010); and an additional folder of booklets and documents related to Radikal, including an issue of Die Tageszeitung from 1984, two issues of RAST from 1996 and 1997, some Radikal stickers, a poster, a booklet Radikal 1984–1989 – Ein Interview, and a copy of the first issue of Radikal Info.
Physical Description1 box
Letters, interviews, clippings, or other articles on various members of the RAF, including: Siegfried Haussner, Ilse Jandt, Klaus Jünschke, Christine Kuby, Hanna Krabbe, Gaby Kröcher Tiedemann, Christian Klar, Andrea Klump, Horst Mahler, Karola Magg, Karin Münnichov, Susanne Mordhorst, Horst Meyer, Barbara Meyer, Christian Möller, Astrid Proll, Dorothea Ridder, Helga Roos, Margrit Schiller, Werner Sauber, Ingrid Schubert, Willy Peter Stoll, Angelika Speitel, Volker Speitel, Lutz Taufer, Andreas Vogel, Silke Maier-Witt, Stefan Wisniewski, and Rolf Clemens Wagner.
Physical Description1 box
Letters, interviews, clippings, or other articles on various members of the RAF, including: Andreas Baader, Peter J. Boock (including an issue of HN Magazine, Year 45, No. 13 – 1 April 1989), Verena Becker, Kristina Berster, Monika Berberich, Henning Beer, Karl Heinz Dellwo, Marion B. Folkerts, Mirjam Anna Glaser, Siegfried Haag, Monika Haas, Susanne Herminghausen, Werner Hoppe, Sieglinde Hofmann, Dierk Hoff, Rolf Heissler, and Eva Haule.
Physical Description1 box
Includes documents on members such as Inge Viett, Ingrid Barabass, Norbert Kröcher. Includes clippings, later printouts, unclassified documents by the State Department, interviews, one folder on the kidnapping of Walter Michael Palmers in 1977.
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Includes original brochures and newspaper articles (copies and original).
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Journals, brochures, and booklets from West Germany and guerrilla groups, including: Killer Koter, Nos. 6 (2 March 1988), 7 (n.d., 1988), and 12 (18 July 1988); Internationale Revolution: Zeitung für die antiimperialistische Diskussion, No. 2 (March 1990); Auf-Ruhr, No. 2 (March/April 1988); Zusammen Kämpfen: Zeitung für die antiimperialistische Front in Westeuropa, No. 12 (August 1990); Kongress Info, Nos. 1, 3, and 11 (n.d.); Gestreifte Freiheit, No. 1 (October 1989) and 2 (November 1989); Rhein-Main INFO, No. 1 (December 1987) and 2 (February 1988); When they kick at your front door how you gonna come? With your hands on your head or on the trigger of your gun: Dokumentation zu den Ereignissen und Diskussionen um/an der Verhaftung v. Jens in Bielefeld im Dezember 1986; Blick Nach Vorn im Zorn 1992; Gottinger Nachrichten nicht Zeitung des AStA, No. 158 (December 1989); Stattzeitung Extraheft - Materialien zum Startbahn-Prozess und Ingrid Strobl; 129a: Die Handhabung des 129a StGB am Beispiel des Wuppertaler Terror-Verfahrens vor dem OLG Dusseldorf; Dokumentation der revolutionären 1. Mai Demo 1988 in Westberlin; Dokumentation der Demonstration am 10.7.'93 in Wiesbaden...zum Tod von Wolfgang Grams; Dokumentation zur Mainzer Strasse 12.-14. November '90; Dokumentation: SS-Prozess am Olg Koblenz Fruhjahr '87; Leuchtspur - Gegen Die Imperialistische Neuordnung; and approximately 13 additional issues and booklets.
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Approximately 150 issues of the journal also known as Info BUG, a radical left-wing weekly magazine.
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No. 83 (special issue, 1980) through 85 (December 1980), special unnumbered issue January 1981, 88 (February 1981) through 92 (May 1981), 96 (August 1981) through 100 (January 1982), and 102 (March 1982) through 135 (October 1988), together with a later issue from 1997 and a special issue from December 1980. Contains a large number of issues after 1981, after the journal became more focused on guerilla tactics, etc. The later issues were published covertly as Tarnschrift.
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No. 136 (January 1989) through 141 (November 1990), 143 (May 1991) through 156 (June 1999), and two unnumbered issues.
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Various booklets and journals regarding the presence of the RAF in Switzerland, including: Yeni Demokrasi, Year 5, No. 42 (April 1992); 13 booklets put out by the Internationale Solidarität group in Zurich, dating from 1988 to 1990, on topics such as the hunger strikes of CCC (Cellules Communistes Combattantes) members, Mumia Abu Jamal, the political process in Zurich, and the Catalan countries; a booklet Der bewaffnete Kampf in seinem historischen Kontext from Revolutionärer Aufbau Schweiz; another booklet Materialien für die Autonomie – Gegen das Modell BRD; a booklet from November 1988, Texte zur Aufstandsbekämpfung; some postcards depicting graffiti; a stapled booklet Dokumentation zu den Angriffen gegen die radikale Linke in Zurich 1989/90; a folder of documents on German-Italian terrorist Petra Krause, including journal entries from prison and reports on Krause's mental state; and additional assorted articles, clippings, and pamphlets.
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Issues of Informationen aus dem Widerstand in der Schweiz, later titled Widerstandsinfo: Diskussionsforum, 26 issues total.
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Journal issues and documents on the left-wing presence in Switzerland, including: 13 numbered issues of Subversion, the Swiss socialist journal, some issues with specific subtitles including "Der Offensive der Bourgeoisie die revolutionäre Perspektive entgegensetzen!", "Die momentane Situation positive als historischen Klärungsprozess begreifen…", "Dokumentation: Counterinsurgency", "Italien: Selbstinterview Politischer Gefangener", "Extra: Zur Sozialistischen Internationalen", and "Extra: Palästina, Libanon, 'Israel'", together with two unnumbered issues, one possibly dated October 1980 and one undated; a small booklet Todesstrafe auf Raten – Isolationshaft in der Schweiz from Komitee Gegen Isolationshaft; an issue of Marco und René, No. 14/15 (February 1981); and a couple of other documents.
Physical Description1 box
Journal issues and small brochures. 1989 (1-4), 1990 (2-4), 1991 (1-4), 1992 (1-4), 1993 (1-4), 1994 (1, 3, 4), 1995 (1-4), 1996 (1-4), 1997 (1-4), 1998 (1-4 and special supplement), 1999 (1-4), 2000 (1-4), 2001 (1-4), 2002 (1-4), 2003 (1-3), 2005 (4), 2007 (2-4), 2008 (1, 2, 4), 2009 (1), 2010 (2, 3), 2011 (1-4), 2012 (1-3).
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Three issues of Die Rote Hilfe
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Assorted telex, clippings, and journals, dating primarily to the 1970s and 1980s, including: a folder related to representations of the RAF in film and other media, with a copy of Der Spiegel, No. 37 (8 September 2008); a pamphlet Nous Craignons Pur Nos Libertés a Tous, from Coordination Klaus Croissant (30 June 1978); Konkret Nos. 5 (24 February 1972), 6 (9 March 1972), and 13 (15 June 1972); later issues of Konkret Heft 3 (March 2007), Heft 5 (May 2006), and Heft 10 (October 2007); Vrij Nederland, No. 43 (29 October 1977); programs from exhibitions of RAF-related material; clippings regarding the European treaty, legislation, and guerrilla warfare; a large volume of newspaper clippings; and a number of scholarly articles from publications such as Conflict Studies, The European Legacy, and Terrorism and Political Violence.
Physical Description1 box
Includes: a copy of Carsten Polzin's essay "Deutscher Herbst im Bundesverfassungsgericht: Zur verfassungsrechtlichen und verfassungspolitischen Dimension terroristischer Entführungsfälle"; a dossier of US State Department unclassified documents from the 1970s; a handful of articles and essays by Oliver Tolmein; a complete printout copy of Harald Uetz's "Schwein oder Mensch": Die Männer der RAF aus Sicht einer "Kritischen Männerforschung"; a group of radio transcripts; a folder of documents, clippings, and articles on the German Autumn, including eight issues of Der Spiegel; information on the trials of Christian Klar and Brigitte Mohnhaupt; and additional RAF documents, communiqués, and articles.
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Includes "Grosse Freiheit", Diskus: 1989 (1,2), 1991 (3, 4), 1992 (1-4); Sabot: No. 6 (1985), 7 (1986), 14 (1987) through 20 (1988); and others.
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"Diverse media": Hamburg 1987, 1991, Berlin 1989, copies of broadsides and flyers concerning various demonstrations, actions, etc. Hafenstr. Some originals. Numerous individual, ephemeral issues of squatter journals, other autonomous projects, not recorded in the main periodical list (1989–1990). One folder concerning the occupation of the EG office in Brussels, original journals and proclamations, including copies of secret files from Belgian archives with names of participants of the occupation. Press releases by the occupants in French and English.
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One folder on hunger strike 1989, solidarity declarations, press releases and statements, original publications, bulletins concerning the health of prisoners, etc. One folder on the hunger strike of prisoners in 1989; another folder concerning doctors against the hunger strike, against isolation, prison conditions, and other topics. In total five folders on hunger strike, some of them containing letters and photocopies of letters by members of RAF about their strike, conditions, etc. Press statements by their lawyers, etc. Mostly photocopies.
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Operation Entebbe. Hijackers in Uganda – involvement of Germans from the environment of Revolutionäre Zellen. Organized by Palestine, files of Dutch and English archives concerning members, copies of telegrams. Another folder (xerox copies) on Brigitte Schulz, arrested for supposed involvement in attack in Kenya. Many clippings and articles. O.L.P. bulletin d'information Palestine. Exodus. Extensive copies of articles, newspaper clippings, telex reports on Entebbe affair.
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Copy of report of Lagebericht Terrorismus Bundeskriminalamt from the Swiss Bundesarchiv (one folder); also includes some related dossiers. Copies of files concerning the deaths in Stammheim; copies of files concerning Lufthansa hijacking; more copies of letters by prisoners; articles on and copies of letters by Ulrike Meinhoff. Various photographs (later prints, documentary; photos of posters and Fahndungsplakate).
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RAF members. File on Ron Augustin: articles, clippings, copies of court proceedings. File on three members from Holland, K. Folkerts, C. Wackernagel, G. Schneider. Bersuchserlaubnis im Original fuer Knut Folkerts, Prozesserklaerung von Knut Folkerts.
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"Carlos" – Viennese Opec hostage taking of 1975. Contains clippings, articles, and several holograph letters by members of the Carlos group, including Christel Fröhlich (imprisoned in Italy). Other files on various members of the group: Johannes Weinrich, Hans Joachim Klein, etc. Xeroxes of Bulgarian and Romanian secret service files on Carlos.
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Atom, No. 18 (1988) through 20 (1988), 22 (1988) through 41 (1994). Göttingen. And three other journals: Brokdorf ein Exempel, Kalkar am 24.9., Widerstandsbericht Wendland.
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Geheim: 1985 (no. 0), 1986 (1-3), 1987 (1-3), 1988 (1-3), 1989 (1-3), 1990 (1-3), 1991 (1), 1992 (1, 2), 1993 (1-4), 1994 (1-4), 1995 (1, 3). Also 4 issues of "Top Secret."
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Various journals, including Clash: Zeitung für den Widerstand in Europa: No. 0 (1990) through 10 (1994). Also 't Info, complete run of four issues.
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Prozeß Depesche (complete).
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Aufbau: Zeitung für revolutionären Klassenkampf und Frauenkampf, (auch Revolutionärer Aufbau). Zürich. No. 1 (1996), Nos. 3 (1996) through 22 (2001), 24 (2001), 28 (2002), 31 (2003), 35 (2004) through 39 (2005), 41 (2005) through 43 (2006).
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Various RAF-related journals including Radikal Brechen (1-10), Südwind, Bremer Kassiber, and Arm the Spirit.
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Various xeroxed material and original publications on police activities in Germany, police searches and manhunts, the Office for the Protection of the Constitution of Bremen, etc.
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Telex reports and newspaper clippings, in German and Dutch.
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Internationalismus Rundbrief, No. 1 (1989) through 3 (1991); NACLA: Report on the Americas - Vol. 34, Nos. 1 (July/Aug 2000), 2 (Sept/Oct 2000), 3 (Nov/Dec 2000), 6 (May/June 2001); Vol. 35, Nos. 3 (Nov/Dec 2001), 4 (Jan/Feb 2002), 6 (May/June 2002); Vol. 36, Nos. 1 (July/Aug 2002), 3 (Nov/Dec 2002), 4 (Jan/Feb 2003); Vol. 37, Nos. 2 (Sept/Oct 2003), 5 (Mar/Apr 2004), 6 (May/June 2004); Vol. 38, Nos. 2 (Sept/Oct 2004), 3 (Nov/Dec 2004), 4 (Jan/Feb 2005), 6 (May/June 2005); Vol. 39, Nos. 1 (July/Aug 2000), 2 (Sept/Oct 2005), 3 (Nov/Dec 2005), 6 (May/June 2006); Vol. 40, Nos. 2 (Mar/Apr 2007), 5 (Sept/Oct 2007), 6 (Nov/Dec 2007); Vol. 41, Nos. 1 (Jan/Feb 2008), 2 (March/Apr 2008), 4 (July/Aug 2008), 6 (Nov/Dec 2008); Vol. 42, Nos. 1 (Jan/Feb 2009), 2 (Mar/Apr 2009), 3 (May/June 2009), 4 (July/Aug 2009); Vol. 43, No. 1
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Clippings, xerox, original articles on RAF, prison, strikes, legal proceedings, etc. mostly concerning RAF 1975–1977. Topics include the hunger strike, Stammheim, communication bans. Mostly photocopies.
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S Blättle: 1979 (Extra 1-5), 1984 (Extra 1), 1985 (98, 100, 102-107, 109), 1986 (110-112, 114-118), 1987 (119, 120), including court documents outlawing the journal (after which it relocated to Holland); Provinz 1977 (Sondernummer) and 1978 (27, extra nummer); S'fräche Blatt: 1977 (9, 14, extra), 1978 (21, 22, Dokumentation). Kriminalisierungs Rundbrief , No. 5 (1987) through 34 (1992). Anarchy: Nos. 11 (1973), 19, 21, 24 (1977), 28 (1978), 31 (1979), 32 (1980), 35-37 (1983), and 38 (1985). Tausend Feuer: Zeitung der proletarischen Aktion für das Ruhrgebiet, No. 1 (1988). After first issue, name changed to Partisan: Zeitung der proletarischen Aktion, Nos. 1 (1983) through 9 (1988), as well as issues from May 1991, October 1992, and December 1992; Tod oder Lebendig, Nos. 0 (1985) through 2 (1986).
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Agitare Bene, No. 62 (1993) through 77 (1995); Dokumentation (1993); small number of other journals.
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APAD Bulletin, Nos. 9 (1988) through 11 (1989); Senza Censura; Briefe aus geschlossenen Orten, No. 2 (1994) through 6 (1997); Héresies, No. 1 (1988), 4 (1990) through 8 (1991). Plus clippings, telex reports, photocopies, etc.
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Photocopies of clippings, telex reports, etc. 1977. Baader-Meinhof, Stammheimprozess.
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Two file folders with compilations of telex reports, documents, articles, on armed struggle in Europe. One on "guerilla in Holland." Mostly photocopies.
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One large file folder of compiled clippings, reports, etc. Mostly photocopies.
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Two file folders of material, including on Russell Tribunal, various Pressedokumentation. Mostly photocopies.
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Two file folders of material, including on Patrick Gallagher 1978. Mostly copies of newspaper articles.
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Two file folders of mostly xeroxed material on RAF 1977, Stammheim, etc. Also documents on trial against radical printers from Stuttgart (S Blaettle publishers), in 1979. Xeroxed material on Klaus Croissant, RAF, Buback, Baader-Meinhof Prozess, hunger strikes.
Physical Description1 box
Innere Sicherheit, 1988 (1-5), 1989 (1-5), 1990 (1-4), 1991 (1-5), 1992 (1-4), 1993 (1-6).
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Rhizom, nos. 1 and 2 (1987); Freiraum, Nos. 18 (1987) through 24 (1989); Vollautonom, Nos. 4, 6, and 7 (1981); Vorwarnzeit: Diskussionsforum Autonomer Gruppen, Nos. 1 and 2 (1982); Frontstadt Info Nr. 2; Konfrontation, Nos. 1 (1983) through 3 (1984); Knast Info and various other individual issues of journals.
Physical Description4 folders
Not RAF/Germany: includes journal Lobster, No. 1 (1983) through 15 (1988), 26 (1993), and 43 and 44 (2002); Amok (Anti-Militaristies Onderzoeks Kollektief)
Physical Description4 folders
Nos. 204 (1977), 206 (1977) through 300 (1979), and 330 (1980).
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Correspondence between Paul and Bertrand Sasoye and others (some RAF, some Action Directe), some in photocopy; Rickke Green; Josephine Abdo (Milan); Hafenstr. Etc. Binder label: "KORRESPONDENTIE GEVANGENEN."
Physical Description1 volume
RAF legal process documents, including member statements, mail by defense lawyers, letters from the courts, complaints by lawyers, etc. Mostly photocopies. Sticker on spine: "Vrijlating Politieke Gevangenen in Israel!"
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More on RAF legal process. Includes the sentencing documents, which were only received by the members' lawyers. Mostly photocopies.
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flyers, both copies and originals, on topics including: West Germany 1989-1990, Herrhausen, 1990-1991, RAF Einde. Copies of official RAF statements. Binder label: "BRD / 1989/90 / HERRHAUSEN / 1990/91 / RAF EINDE."
Physical Description1 volume
Zusammen Kämpfen: Zeitung für die antiimperialistische Front in Westeuropa (Nos. 1 (1984) through 10 (1988), No. 12 (August 1990), plus special issues from 1985, 1986, and 1987). Copies (only exist in copies – the master copy was copied to create issues for circulation). Along with Knipselkrant and L'internationale (Action Directe), this was one of the three most significant guerilla papers in the 1980s. Binder label: "ZUSAMMEN KAEMPFEN."
Physical Description1 volume
Various materials on RAF in BRD 1984–1985. Flugblätter, Presseerklärungen gegen Abschiebung, Grussaktion Politische Gefangene, Redebeiträge, Plakate, Hungerstreikerklärung, etc. Viele Originale. Binder label: "BRD 1984 1985 / ARR. FRANKFURT."
Physical Description1 volume
West Germany 1981–1983. Materials on the arrest of members Klar, Mohnhaupt, Schulz. Various materials on RAF in West Germany 1981–1983. flyers, press statements, documents on the legal proceedings, Stammheim, speeches in court, posters, including many original documents. Includes photocopies. Binder label: "BRD 1981/82/83 / RADIKAL / ARRESTATIE KLAR/SCHULZ/MOHNHAUPT / PROCES H. ROOS."
Physical Description1 volume
West Germany 1980. Squatter movements in Berlin and Düsseldorf; RAF occupation of the roof of Amerikahaus in Berlin, which was the first militant squatting action, leading to multiple arrests and prison sentences, which radicalized many future RAF members. It was also an important trial phase for future RAF members. The Archive also contains original photographs of the Dach-Besetzung of the Amerikahaus. Includes photocopies. Binder label: "BRD 1980 / KRAKEN / DÜSSELDORF / AMERIKAHAUS."
Physical Description1 volume
Various materials on West Germany, 1987–1989. Copies of articles, flyers, documentation on West Germany. Binder label: "BRD DIVERSEN / HS 1989."
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Various documents on political prisoners, press conference materials, letters by lawyers, photocopies of articles, letters by prisoners concerning their hunger strikes, material concerning interventions by Amnesty International; journal: Interruk Info, Wien, nos. 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 (1979), 16 (1980) – contents mostly RAF or 2. Juni. Binder label: "GEVANGENEN / ALGEMEEN / RAF LUBECK / INTERRUL INFO."
Physical Description1 volume
West Germany. Information on the RAF murders of Karl Heinz Beckurts and Gero von Braunmühl. Various articles and original publications, such as Prozess Info (Staatsschutzprozess gegen Rolf und Wolfgang), several issues (1–9). Many copies, some originals. Binder label: "BRD 1986 / BECKURTS / BRAUNMUHL."
Physical Description1 volume
Counterinsurgency. Various materials and research studies on the squatter movement in West Berlin, etc. One issue of Dienstgeheim. Mostly photocopies. Binder label: "NATO/COUNTER / INSURVENCY / DOKU VS / KRAKEN BRD."
Physical Description1 volume
Materials on police work, the RAF manhunts, including original wanted profiles and posters, as well as bulletins by police and secret service. Photocopies and originals. Binder label: "RECHERCHE / GIJZELINGEN / RAF OPSPORING."
Physical Description1 volume
West Germany, 1989. Mostly contains information about the hunger strike. Many copies, a few originals. Publications by Comite Catala de Solidaritat Internacionalista, Barcelona. Binder label: "BRD 1989 / HS."
Physical Description1 volume
Materials by a private Swiss information service (Presdok AG). Politischer Informationsdienst. Published info+ch, included are several issues of the journal. Binder label: "INFO CH / EAP."
Physical Description1 volume
Kaempfende einheit, widerstand, articles and photocopies. Binder label: "KAEMPFENDE / EINHEIT / 1985/86/87 / WIDERSTAND / 1987.88."
Physical Description1 volume
RAF Hunger strike of 1984. Various materials and documentation. Invitations to the press conference and press statements, declarations, both originals and copies; copies of prisoner lists, declarations of hunger strikes, correspondence by RAF legal counsel, copies of relevant newspaper articles and essays, Hungerstreik Info, Flugblätter für Informationsevents rund um den Hungerstreik der RAF Häftlinge. Binder label: "HONGERSTAKING / RAF / 4.12.84."
Physical Description1 volume
RAF in West Germany, 1987–1988. Mostly copies of articles and declarations, a few original publications, Drinnen und draussen: rot-schwarzes Prozess Info. Binder label: "BRD / 1987 /1988."
Physical Description1 volume
RAF West Germany, 1985–86. Materials on the anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist congress in Frankfurt. Many original declarations and manifestos concerning various attacks and subversive action, including RZ, women's groups, militant nuclear power protesters. Many information materials, including the official invitation to the Congress and a copy of the official prohibition of the congress. Binder label: "BRD 1985/86 / KONGRES FFM.86."
Physical Description1 volume
West Germany, 1992–1993. Various materials focusing on international disagreements within RAF and documenting the dissolution of the group. Materials on the deadly shooting of Wolfgang Grams. Mostly copies of articles and declarations. Binder label: "BRD 1992/93 / DISKUSSIE / RAF 10.4.92 / GRAMS AFFAIRE."
Physical Description1 volume
RAF 1987. Court documents and legal correspondence concerning various RAF members as well as the publishers of various confiscated journals, including Knipselkrant and Radikal. Proclamations and manifestos, including some original, for various actions in 1987. Binder label: "BRD 1987."
Physical Description1 volume
Prisoners in general. Contains dozens of original RAF declarations, some in collaboration with Action Directe, some printed by Pierre Carette, some submitted to Knipselkrant Redaktion in xerox. Other contents include statements by prisoners, Lutz Taufer-Celle 40 pp. Declaration, Erklärung zu 77 der Gefangenen aus der RAF in Stammheim (1984), Schlusserklärung von Heidi und Rolf in Düsseldorf, März 1985, and various other court and defense statements by RAF prisoners, documentation of RAF court proceedings, etc. Binder label: "GEVANGENEN / ALGEMEEN / VERKL.83/84 / VERKL.4/12/84 / SLOT VERKL / SCHULZ/WAGNER / KLAR/MOHNHAUPT / AUNSTELLUNGS / ANTRAG / HS 84/85."
Physical Description1 volume
RAF and Schleyer, 1977. Original publications, documentation on Stammheim, Stammheim und Menschenrechte, Flugblätter, text of speeches, copies of articles on these topics, French translations of texts by RAF, letters to Knipselkrant by lawyers of Stammheim prisoners, court resolutions, etc. flyers with demands, such as improved prison conditions or medical procedures (such as for Angelika Goder). Binder label: "SCHLEYER/RAF."
Physical Description1 volume
Materials on Schleyer Kidnapping. Telex reports and photocopies of articles, newspaper clippings. Binder label: "H.M. SCHLEYER / 5.9.77 / 19.10.77."
Physical Description1 volume
Materials on Schleyer Kidnapping. Telex reports and photocopies of articles, newspaper clippings. Binder label: "TELEX / SCHLEYER/RAF."
Physical Description1 volume
Startbahn West - Nachtflugverbot, Hafenstr. Occupation of the office of the European Economic Community (EG) in Brussels in May 1989. Includes several original flyers and mostly copies of newspaper articles and essays. Binder label: "BRD / STARTBAHN W. EG HH 88 / HAFENSTR."
Physical Description1 volume
Includes: Clockwork 129a, Nos. 1 (1989) through 7 (1989), 9 (1989) through 18 (1990), 20 (1990), 21 (1990), 23 (1991), 24 (1991), and 26 (1991) through 43 (1996); Spreng-Sätze: Nos. 1, 2, and 4 through 6 (all 1992); So oder So Magazin: Nos. 1 (1998) through 6 (2000), 14 (2004), and 17 (2007), plus So Oder So Magazine, No. 2 (2000); Perspektiven: Internationale StudentInnenzeitung, Nos. 12 through 14 (1992), 33 (1998). Plus: original photographs of funerals of members of RAF, etc.
Group of 7 assembled volumes, 6 spiral-bound, containing photocopied articles, essays, and interviews related to the RAF and associated leftist groups, with topics covered including hunger strikes, the ETA (Euskadi Ta Askatasuna) leftist Basque nationalist group, the counterinsurgency in Italy, Revolutionäre Zellen, the resistance in Switzerland, Radikal Brechen, the PKK (Kurdistan Workers' Party/Partiya Karkerên Kurdistanê), the Irish Republican Army, and other related topics.
Physical Description1 box
Information and documents on the Action Directe group, including: a small dossier of documents from the Schweizerisches Bundesarchiv; a single issue of L'Internationale from 1988; a 28-pp. typed document regarding Action Directe that lays out the group's goals; photocopied newspaper articles; statements from members such as Jean Marc Rouillan, Georges Cipriani, Nathalie Ménigon, and Joëlle Aubron; a reproduction of a typed statement "Declaration de Jean Asselmeyer, Prisonnier Politique, Redacteur a 'L'Internationale'"; additional statements and communiqués from the group; and information, articles, and statements regarding the trials of the group's members and their hunger strikes while imprisoned. Mostly photocopies. Binder label: "ACTION DIRECTE / PROCES/HS."
Physical Description1 volume
Information and documents on the Action Directe group, specifically activity related to France, including: Solidarität mit dem Hungerstreik der Gefangenen aus Zusammenlegung sofort Action Directe: Dokumentation der Veranstaltung in Paris, am 12.4.88; photocopied newspaper clippings; AFP news bulletins; a statement from Georges Cipriani "Déclaration de la reprise de la greve de la faim"; and additional research. Mostly photocopies. Binder label: "FRANKRIJK 1991 / ACTION DIRECTE."
Physical Description1 volume
Information and documents regarding the resistance in the Netherlands, including: Macht en Elite, Year 2, No. 4 (May 1979); a large number photocopied articles including some on the RAF; several issues of VIP Inlichtingendienst - Kwartaalschrift; a list of VSB meeting participants; a statement regarding nuclear material; a booklet Repressie in Nederland? put out jointly by the Komitee voor de Rechtsstaat, i.s.m. het Mozeshuis, Anne Frank Stichting, Kritische Gemeente IJmond, O.T. Raad van Kerken, A'damse Basisgroepen, and Aktion Sühnzeichen Friedensdienst; and some documents from the Gemeente Nijmegen regarding the squatters' movement and the incident of February 1981. Binder label: "VERZET IN NED. / V.A. 1976."
Physical Description1 volume
Information and documents on Action Directe, including: a statement "Nous avons attaqué l'usine Dassault a St. Cloud"; additional statements, memos, and communiqués from the group; a joint statement from 1985 from RAF and Action Directe "Pour l'Unité des Révolutionnaires en Europe de l'Ouest/Für die Einheit der Revolutionäre in Westeuropa"; a booklet Action Directe - Stadsguerrilla in Frankrijk; a photocopied booklet Frankreich - Action Directe, Gefangene aus Action Directe und Internationale; and a large number of photocopied newspaper articles. Binder label: "ACTION DIRECTE."
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Folder of documents related to Revolutionäre Zellen and Rote Zora, including a document "Prozesserklärung von Ingrid", flyers, and reprinted articles.
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Folder of documents related to Revolutionäre Zellen and Rote Zora, including: original booklets such as Células Revolucionarias - Una Experiencia Autonoma. Rote Zora por la Autodefensa de la Mujer, Verzet is Mogelijk!, and Artikel 140 en Paragraaf 129a - Inklusief Procesverklaring Ingrid Strobl; some reproduced confidential documents from the Bundeskriminalamt in Wiesbaden; legal documents regarding Sonja Suder; news bulletins; clippings; and other documents.
Physical Description1 folder
7 issues of Info: Familienangehörige von Politischen Gefangenen der BRD, together with a booklet Familienangehörige fordern: Zusammenlegung der Politischen Gefangenen der BRD Sofort; and a few additional pamphlets and documents.
Physical Description1 folder
Various information and documents on the BRD, comprised primarily of articles, clippings, and photocopies.
Physical Description4 folders
Contains journals and documents such as brochures, flyers, newspaper clippings, and photocopied research articles on the Brigate Rosse and other Italian groups. Journals include: Avanguardia Operaia, Rassegna Comunista, Quotidiano dei Lavoratori, and Rapporti Sociali.
Physical Description13 boxes
Politica comunista: rivista mensile dell'Organizzazione Comunista Avanguardia Operaia, Coop. Editoriale Nuova Cultura, nos. 1–5 (1973), nos. 7–9 (1974), no. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5–6, 7 (1975), no. 1, 2/3 (1976); Unita' proletaria: rivista mensile anno 1 marzo 1977 (two issues).
Physical Description1 box
Avanguardia operaia (é pubblicata a cura del gruppo omonimo). December 1968, no. 3 (December 1969), 4–5 (March-April 1970), 6 (June 1970), 7–27 (November–December 1972).
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Rassegna comunista. Gruppo Gramsci mensile teorico-politico, Anno I, nos. 3–11 (1972); Il manifesto: mensile diretto da Lucio Magri e Rossana Rossanda, edizioni Dedalo, nos. 7 (1969), nos. 1–9 (1970)
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Avanguardia operaia: settimanale di agitazione comunista, two supplements; vol. I, one issue; vol. II, nos. 7–24 (1972); vol. III, nos. 1–30, 32, 34–46 (1973); vol. IV, nos. 1–2, 4–6, 8–10, 13–19, 25–29 (1974).
Physical Description6 folders
Quotidiano dei lavoratori, vol. VIII, nos. 37–44, 46–48; vol. IX, nos. 1–12, 14–15 (1981–1982).
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Il Bollettino dell'Associazione Solidarietà Proletaria (ASP): Nos. 1 (1981), 14 (1984), 20 (1986) through 61 (1999), 64 (2001) through 66 (2001), 68 (2002), and 71 (2003), plus special issues from 1981 and 1996.
Physical Description1 box
Rapporti Sociali, Nos. 0 (1988) through 28 (2001), with supplemental issue for 1990; and Rapports Sociaux (in French): Nos. 1 (1989) through 11 (1996); as well as Rapporti Sociali Deutsche Ausgabe, No. 1 (1996).
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Reihe Texte: No. 1 (1989) through 8 (1995), plus extra number from 1991; Solidarieta proletaria: Nos. 3 (1987) through 18 (1992), October 1993, and March Nos. 1 and 2 1994.; Notiziario del centro di Documentazione: Nos. 1 (1990) through 5 (1992); Senza censura and various other journals and publications; Politica e classe: Nos. 1 (1988) through 5 (1989).
Physical Description1 box
Several original letters and postcards to Knipselkrant (some with envelopes), by members of Brigate Rosse. Journal Contro Informazione and related publications. Also three journals printed by Pierre Carette: Subversion: revue internationale pour le communisme, Nos. 1 (1981) through 5 (1982).
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Brigate Rosse: per la costruzione del partito comunista combattente, no. 20, some published by Knipselkrant, some are original. Several rare brochures by Italian radical groups. Dutch publication about armed struggle in Italy: Over de gewapende strijd, no. 1 (1975); also German publications on Brigate Rosse; Autonomie: Materialien gegen die Fabrikgesellschaft, Neue Folge, nos. 9, 12; Irish publications: Italy 1977–78: Living with an earthquake (A red notes pamphlet); Internationale Debatte: Brigate Rosse per la costruzione del partito comunista combattente, 1982-1985 (published in Zurich); special issue of Pour devoted to Brigate Rosse; French translations of texts by the Brigate Rosse (C. Thibault – actually associated with the French Secret Service); Lotta continua per il comunismo, no. 4 (1980); publication on kidnapping of D'Urso; several numbers of Il Bolletino: Nos. 1 (1981), 14 (1984), 20 (1986) through 61 (1999), 64 (2001) through 66 (2001), 68 (2002), and 71 (2003), plus special issues from 1981 and 1996.; dossier from England on Terrorism in Italy; one file folder on Brigate Rosse, including photographs of BR graffiti, etc.
Physical Description1 box
Various journals, including by Brigate Rosse splinter groups, such as La Voce: Nos. 1, 2 (1999), 8 (2001), 10, 11 (2002), and 13 (2003); brochure by Associazione Solidarieta Proletaria (ASP); brochure by Colletivo Controinformazione SARDO (1989); various flyers; several issues of Linearossa per la ricostruzione del partito comunista italiano: 1998 (3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13), 1999 (3, 4), 2000 (1, 5-9, 14-16), and 2002 (6, 7).; various other newsletters and publications from the 1990s; Resistenza: Foglio mensile dei Comitati di Appoggio alla Resistenza: 1994 (1-3), 1995 (10-12), 1996 (4-8), 1997 (1-3, 9-12), 1998 (1-6, 10-12), 1999 (2, 4, giugno), 2000 (1-12), 2001 (2-10), 2002 (4-12), 2003 (1-8), 2004 (4).
Physical Description4 folders
Copies of various archival files on Brigate Rosse. Also newspaper clippings.
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Court depositions of 3 Red Brigadists RAND Note (photocopies).
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Original proclamations and statements by Brigate Rosse submitted to Knipselkrant editorial office, as well as copies. Also some translations of these texts into other languages. Statement on their stance on RAF and other movements in Europe. One original letter by members of Brigate Rosse (Susanna Bernardi, Vittorio Bolognese, Lorenzo Calzone, Luciano Farina, Natalia Ligas, Giovanni Senzani); another original letter by Giovanni Senzani. Xerox copies of other letters; various communiques and statements, some original some copied. Binder label: "BRIGATE ROSSE."
Physical Description1 volume
Xeroxed excerpts from English file on terrorism in Italy (Brigate Rosse); N.A.P. pamphlet on struggle in Italy, published by French secret service informer; copies of interviews, statements, letters by BR members; Wotta Sitta; documentation of prison conditions, torture in Italy; contemporary illegal anthologies of texts by BR members. Binder label: "BRIGATE ROSSE."
Physical Description1 volume
Materials on UCC, a significant offshoot of the Brigate Rosse. Letters (copies and originals) of members of the UCC; material on its history; statements. Some in Italian, some in French. Binder label: "UCC."
Physical Description1 volume
Various articles and publications, some illegal, on the Italian armed struggle. Translations into French of court transcripts and documents surrounding legal proceedings against the publishers of Il Bolletino, the print organ of the BR (Giuseppe Maj). Statements in court, etc. Documentation and letters about prison conditions in Italy; documents and statements surrounding the Moro trial. Some translations of Italian BR statements into German. Binder label: "ITALIE ALG. / PCI/AUT. OPER. / BRIGATE ROSSE / ACHTERGROND."
Physical Description1 volume
Consists of articles, essays, clippings, and other research files related to the various Greek groups, including Epanastatikos Agonas (Revolutionary Struggle), Epanastatiki Organossi 17 Noemvri (Revolutionary Organization 17 November), and Epanastatikou Laikou Agona (ELA). Includes issues of the publication, Dokimē.
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Articles about members of the Greek group "Revolutionary Struggle".
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Issues of Dokimē (Δοκιμή).
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Contains copied material on Revolutionary Organization 17 November (Epanastatiki Organossi 17 Noemvri). One spiral-bound publication by Epanastatikou Laikou Agona (ELA). Slim file folder on "Revolutionary Struggle" including an original publication ("Letters, texts and communiques from an armed group in Greece and their accused…"). Greek documents and other publications by ELA. Two file folders mostly consisting of Greek and foreign essays, articles, clippings, etc.
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Contains bulletins, documents, and publications by or about the Organization of Iranian People's Fedai Guerrillas (OIPFG, or Fadaiyan-e-Khalq). Periodicals include Neue Zeit: Organ des Auslands Komitees der Guerillaorganisation der Volksfedajin Irans-Minderheit and Resistance (noted as Iran in Resistance in the creator-supplied inventory).
Physical Description1 box
Publications by the Organization of Iranian People's Fedai Guerillas. Various bulletins, including publications by family members; Neue Zeit: Organ des Auslandskomitees der Guerillaorganisation der Volksfedajin Irans-Minderheit (OIPFG), nos. 1, 3 (1988); Iran in Resistance: Iranian Students Association Throughout the U.S. (Supporter of Iranian People's Fedayee Guerrillas), nos. 11, 12, 16, 17, 18 (1985-1988). Folder of correspondence by two members of OIPFG who collaborated with CCC and were later arrested in France, Azita Monachipour and Djaber Kalibi (copies and originals, some retaining original envelopes); statements by Monachipour and Kalibi, who were each sentenced to five years prison.
Physical Description9 folders
There are some graphic images of bodily injury and dead bodies in box 95.
Contains publications, periodicals, and photocopies related to leftist organizations in Turkey, such as Devrimci Sol (DHKP) and TKP/ML.
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Non-PKK organizations. Numerous publications by Devrimci Sol. They later became the DHKP. Another group: TKP/ML (Bolsheviki), including their periodical Bolsevik partizan; copies of Dutch secret service files on Turkish guerilla groups; Information File: Information about Kurdistan (Confederation of Kurdish Associations in Europe, KON-KURD, see images); material by Hasan Sensoy; Yürüyüs: Bagimsizlik Demokrasi Sosyalizm İçin (DHKP-C organ), six issues from 2013.
Physical Description1 box
Devrimci Sol: Revolutionary Left publications. Original letter by political prisoner from Turkey. Der Kampf in der Türkei, nos. 1–3, special issue, 4–5, special issue 3, 6, 7 (1991–1993). Various single issues of journals, Revolutionärer Kampf.
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Contains newspaper clippings, articles, essays, booklets, pamphlets, periodicals, and other research files related to guerrilla groups around the world more generally, covering topics related to political prisoners, prison systems, guerrilla theory, secret service government organizations, terrorist attacks, leftist activity, etc. To a lesser extent are a few files on specific countries such as England, Denmark, the Philippines, Corsica, Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Spain, with a larger amount of material regarding two organizations in Belgium, Cellules Communistes Combattantes (CCC) and Association des Parents et Amis des Prisonniers Communistes (APAPC). The more predominant periodicals in this series include AIB Dritte Welt - Monatsmagazin für internationale Politik, Wirtschaft und Kultur, and Out of Time.
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Folder containing telex and clippings. Various individual publications and pamphlets from groups in Eritrea, Ethiopia, international groups, etc. One file folder on The Angry Brigade (England). One file on Danish guerrilla.
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Non-PKK organizations, still listed on terror lists. Numerous publications by Devrimci Sol. They later became the DHKP. Another group: TKP/ML (Bolsheviki), including their periodical Bolsevik partizan; copies of Dutch secret service files on Turkish guerilla groups; Information File: Information about Kurdistan (Confederation of Kurdish Associations in Europe, KON-KURD, see images); material by Hasan Sensoy; Yürüyüs: Bagimsizlik Demokrasi Sosyalizm İçin (DHKP-C organ), six issues from 2013.
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Two file folders on the Philippines, including German publication (Aufstandsbekämpfung auf den Philippinen), Rebolusyon, no. 1 and 2 (1992). 31 issues of AIB Dritte Welt – Monatsmagazin für internationale Politik, Wirtschaft und Kultur.
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Various journals and booklets related to political prisoners, including: Prisoners' Legal News/Prison Legal News - Working to Extend Democracy to All; Otages Politiques, the journal published by the Comite de Soutien aux Prisonniers Politiques en Europe de l'Ouest; Prison News Service: A Bulldozer Publication; a single issue of Haberfeld: Zeitschrift für Ausgegrenzte und Weggeschlossene (No. 8, n.d. – possibly 1989?); a single issue of Le Passe-Muraille, Journal des Prisonniers from Group Action Prison (No. 13, December 1978); a special issue of Autonomie: Materialien gegen die Fabrikgesellschaft (Sonderheft January 1980); a number of other booklets including Hongerstaking Alan Reeve, Hochsicher Todsicher, Folter in der Schweiz? von Ralf Binswanger, Marion Prison: Inside the Lockdown!, and Die Neuen High-Tech-KZ's: Gehirnwäsche und Isolationshaft als Normalvollzug: Weiterstadt und Plötzensee; and three letters from Paul Wright, a prisoner in Washington state, regarding publications about political prisoners.
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Articles, documents, and information from a variety of Leftist groups, including: reproduced documents from Der Bundesbeauftragte für die Unterlagen des Staatssicherheitsdienstes der ehemaligen Deutschen Demokratischen Republik regarding the RAF; a published booklet from the same group, "...anarcho-terroristische Kräfte - Die Rote Armee Fraktion und die Stasi"; a single issue of Socialisme Maintenant!, No. 6 (new series, Summer 2000). A folder of photocopied articles and book chapters regarding Latin American groups. A folder containing an essay titled "The Palestine National Struggle: The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and the Transformation of Ideology"; a booklet Ligne Rouge de Knipselkaant; an issue of Documents de Luttes, Cahier Front No. 3 (Summer 1995); Cronache di Diritto del Lavoro 1970-1990 by Giuseppe Pelazza. Three issues of Solidaridad - Por un Socorro Rojo Internacional (SRI), No. 2 (September 2001) through 4 (April 2002); a small book La Memoria es Un Arma (Masacres Andinas) by Juan Cristóbal. Some information, booklets, and documents regarding the CCC, including Cellules Communistes Combattantes - Theorie en praktijk van de guerrilla, Guerrillastrijd in België, a newspaper-style tabloid titled Texte 1984-85, two copies of "Solidarité Prolétarienne avec les Quatre Militants des Cellules Communistes Combattantes en Lutte. Faire le Procès de la Révolution est Impossible", an issue of Action Directe, a single issue of L'Internationale, and a single issue of Internationale Solidarität.
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Folder containing over 300 pages of worldwide news clippings from Dutch newspapers, primarily from 1975, covering various revolutions and revolutionary groups around the globe.
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22 special issues of AIB Dritte Welt.
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41 issues of AIB Dritte Welt - Monatsmagazin für internationale Politik, Wirtschaft und Kultur, various subtitles (AIB Die Dritte-Welt-Zeitschrift and AIB - Antiimperialistisches Informationsbulletin)
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Research files on the Belgian groups CCC (Cellules Communistes Combattantes) and APAPC (Association des Parents et Amis des Prisonniers Communistes), including: research on revolution, Marxism, Lenin, actions taken against Litton Industrial, Honeywell, and other businesses, the NATO pipeline, and other topics; a couple of official APAPC memos and communiqués; an interview with CCC members; photocopied newspaper clippings; and other documents. Binder label: "CCC / INT. TEKST."
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Documents on counterinsurgency and guerrilla theory, comprised mainly of photocopied articles, essays, and clippings. Binder label: "COUNTER / INSURGENCY / THEORIE."
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Research files on the CCC (Cellules Communistes Combattantes) and FRAP (Revolutionary Antifascist Patriotic Front), a radical Spanish anti-Francoist group, including: photocopied newspaper and magazine articles; CCC and FRAP communiqués; and a few communiqués and documents from the APAPC. Binder label: "CCC / 1984 / 1985 / 1986 / FRANSTALIG."
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Information, documents, and research on various groups and activity primarily in Europe in the 1980s, including: articles about riots planned for the wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson; memos from the Scottish Republican Socalist Party; articles on the New People's Army; a booklet Zuchten Helpt Niet Meer - Over de Aktie Tegen de Andrea Smits; a 1993 confidential report from the Council of Europe, "Report to the Dutch Government on the Visit to the Netherlands Carried Out by the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT)"; research and documents on the Politieke Vleugel van de Kraakbeweging (PVK), or the Squatters' Movement; a photocopied issue of Frontline - Info Nieuws - 'Bündel' (October/November 1988); and other movements and activity in the Netherlands. Binder label: "Nederland / 1987/88/89 / PVK 1988 / 1990/91/92."
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Information, documents, and research (mostly photocopies) on prisons and prison systems, including: a 1984 Amnesty International report on solitary confinement in Danish prisons; articles on electroshock therapy; research on mind control conducted on perceived terrorists; research on the usage of EMR; a chronology of prison revolts in 1983; a complete photocopy of Wiliam Sargant's 1957 work, Battle for the Mind: A Physiology of Conversion and Brain-Washing; bibliographic resources on sensory deprivation; other memos and reports from UNESCO and Amnesty International on torture and prison conditions; photocopied newspaper articles and clippings; a report on scientific torture; scholarly articles on the treatment of prisoners, behavior modification, and "normalization"; and other research and information. Binder label: "BAJES / SD/PD RESEARCH."
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Information, documents, and research (mostly photocopies) on terrorism, including: scholarly articles and chapters from publications such as Social Justice, Western Responses to Terrorism, Conflict Quarterly, The New Terrorism, Terrorism in France, On Terrorism and Combating Terrorism, Trends in International Terrorism 1982 and 1983, Terrorism: An International Journal, Patterns of Global Terrorism, The American Economic Review, and Political Terrorism; and AP and Reuters news briefs. Binder label: "TERRORISM/ JOURNAL."
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Documents on a variety of topics, particularly related to government organizations and primarily comprised of photocopied newspaper clippings and articles, covering topics including: the kidnapping of Cornish woman Penelope Willis by Tamil guerrillas in Sri Lanka, the vetting of BBC staff by MI5, CIA activity, the CIA and the labor movement, and documents from the Gemeentepolitie Amsterdam, Bureau Zware Criminaliteit regarding overtime payment. Binder label: "SMERIS."
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Documents on a variety of topics, particularly related to government organizations and primarily comprised of photocopied newspaper clippings and articles, covering topics including: police and spies in Hamburg, the Binnenlandse Veiligheidsdienst (BVD) security agency, terrorism, the FBI supposedly spying on the women's movement, FARL, victims of terrorism, and the torture of William Buckley, head of the CIA station in Beirut; a report Campaign Against the Model West Germany. Nr. 6 - Under Observation - The Computer and Political Control; and documents from the Gemeentepolitie Amsterdam. Binder label: "SMERIS."
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Documents and research primarily regarding the Cellules Communistes Combattantes (CCC) and trials of their members, including: documents from the public prosecutor's office in Antwerp; a large number of communiqués and memos from the CCC regarding some of the attacks they carried out in 1984 and 1985; a document from the CCC titled "Lettre ouverte aux militants de base de PTB...et aux autres"; another CCC document titled "Réponses concrètes à des questions concrètes"; a typed 30-pp. document describing various attacks carried out by the CCC; a declaration on behalf of CCC political prisoners in Belgium; a collection of photocopied newspaper articles; additional communiqués from political prisoners; documents from the APAPC; and additional collected research. Binder label: "CCC / PROCES."
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Documents and research regarding activities of the Cellules Communistes Combattantes (CCC), including one secret document regarding bombings and hostages and a large number of photocopied newspaper articles. Binder label: "CCC / 1984 / 1985 / NED-TALIG."
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Documents and research regarding various secret service government organizations, including: an American Department of State report on Italian secret services as reported in BIIC - Le Monde du Renseignement; articles regarding the Hotel Sheraton Raid in Australia; information on the CIA; a photocopied confidential Interpol/Central Recherche Informatiedienst document with information on a number of leftist terrorist groups including Rood Verzetsfront, the PLO, PFLP, Baader Meinhof, IRA, and Il Brigato Rosso; a photocopied manual Manual del Combatiente por la Libertad - Guía práctica para librar a Nicaragua de la opresión y la miseria paralizando el complejo militar-industrial del estado marxista traidor y vendepatria..., full of illustrations indicating possible activities and courses of action, captioned in Spanish and translated into English; articles on the right-wing groups in Jamaica; a photocopied work CIA in Europa: Wesen und verbrecherisches Wirken des Geheimdienstes der USA; a list of paid CIA agents who operated as sources to the Dutch press; a report or document titled "CIA - 'der Grösste Geheimdienst der Wetl'"; and additional research comprised mainly of a large number of photocopied newspaper articles. Binder label: "GEHEIME DIENST."
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Contains photocopies of several issues of Current News Special Edition: Terrorism, dating to 23 May 1985 through 26 September 1985, 5 issues in total, each issue collating reporting from a variety of domestic and international news sources including the Washington Post, USA Today, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Philadelphia Inquirer, Baltimore Sun, Newark Star-Ledger, Air Force Times, New York City Tribune, New York Post, New York Times, The Economist, Los Angeles Times, Financial Times, Intelligence Digest, AL-WATAN from Kuwait, AL-SAFIR from Beirut, Paris AFP, London Sunday Times, Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, Times of India, and many others, covering terrorist attacks around the world. Binder label: "CURRENT NEWS / SPECIAL EDITION / TERRORISM / APR/SEPT.85."
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54 issues of Out of Time: Out of Control - Lesbian Committee to Support Women Political Prisoners, No. 42 (May 1998) through 94 (June 2009) and 97 (June 2010).
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Publications, bulletins, and other documents related to Front Liberation de Quebec (FLQ) and the Vancouver Five.
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Front Liberation de Quebec (FLQ). File on Vancouver 5. Context of Direct Action. Copies of information and bulletins by Free the 5 support group. Writings of the Vancouver Five, Statements of Resistance. Free the Five Newsletter, five issues (1984–1985).
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Primarily consists of articles, newspaper clippings, periodicals, and other research documents on the Japanese Red Army (JRA). Some of the periodicals include AMPO: Japan-Asia Quarterly Review, People's Revolution, and Political Review.
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Mostly photocopies and printouts of articles and other research documents on the Japanese Red Army (JRA).
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The Passport: The Supporting Association for Trials of the Returnees (JRA-concerned), no. 82-87, 89-90 (1999-2000). One additional JRA-affiliated newspaper issue. Issues of People's Revolution (Tokyo?), nos. 16-22, 24-26 (1991-1995). German publication "Sanrizuka: Zwölf Jahre Kampf gegen den Großflughafen." 11 issues (1987-1988) of Attassadi (al-Taṣaddī or التصدّي). A copy of Bibliotheek van de Guerrilla, Anti-imperialistische guerrillastrijd: Japanese Red Army.
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Copies of files from American archives concerning Tsutomu Shirosaki and others. Files on Japanese Red Army from the US State Department. "Terrorism in Japan since 1969," thesis by Yoshio Katayama.
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Mostly photocopies and printouts of articles, newspaper clippings, and other research documents on the Japanese Red Army (JRA). One folder also contains photographs.
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Japanese Red Army materials, including articles about the JRA; issues of AMPO: Japan-Asia Quarterly Review from the 1980s; issues of Political Review, Nos. 14 (1985), 16 and 17 (1986), 29 and 30 (1988), 33 (1989) through 49 (1996), including special edition/47 from 1995; and Patricia G. Steinhoff articles and notes from Paul Moussault's correspondence with her.
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Includes issues of the Political Review Quarterly by the Political Review Japan Committee.
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Consists of of articles, communiques, essays, publications, bulletins, newspaper clippings, and other files related to various Spanish organizations, such as Grupos de Resistencia Antifascista Primero de Octubre (GRAPO), Partido Comunista de España (Reconstituido) (PCE(r)), and Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA). There are a few photographs, correspondence, and stickers, as well as a few artworks (most of which are reproductions). Some of the periodicals include Resistencia: Órgano del Partido Comunista de España and Area Critica.
There are some graphic images of violence, starvation, and dead bodies. There is also a photograph taken before an execution. These materials are in boxes 116, 120, 121, 126, and in the binder labeled "ETA / GAL" in box 125.
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Keychains of the Communist red star. Stickers and postcards printed by Comuna Carlos Marx in prison (composed of Grapo and PCE(r) members in jail), 1980s. One envelope of original photographs submitted to Knipselkrant by Grapo, showing masked and armed members of the group (the negatives of these two images were later confiscated during the reproduction process), other later photographs of demonstrations, etc. One portfolio of original linocuts by Jose Maria Sanchez Casas, produced in prison; various other publications showing artwork of members; several original publications, in Spanish and German, by the Grapo, PCE(r), as well as AFAPP-ACPG (family and relatives of prisoners); another folder containing reproductions of drawings and artwork by prisoners; A la Calle, journal published by family members.
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More original publications by Grapo, PCE(r), and related groups. La Gaceta: No. 3 (2001), and 5 and supplemental issue (2002). Many issues of Resistencia: Órgano del Partido Comunista de España. Antorcha: Nos. 1 (1998) through 9 (2000), and 11 (2001). "Rote Hilfe"-like bulletin by the Spanish wing, Solidaridad: por un socorro rojo internacional, along with several stickers.
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More issues of Resistencia: Órgano del Partido Comunista de España (reconstituido). As well as related publications by Resistencia, such as a bound copy of the statutes of the PCE(r).
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Area Critica: Nos. 11 (1985) through 45 (1992). All editors and publishers were arrested.
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Envelope of "Amnistia" stickers and a pin produced by Grapo in prison. Various flyers and publications on prison conditions, hunger strike; original article "hacia la revolución socialista," as well as additional letters, documents, and publications, all with original rubber stamp of Comuna "Carlos Marx" in Prison Soria in the mid-1980s; file folder on Grapo/PCE(r) containing copies of documents, communiques, articles, as well as many original statements/declarations issued by the prisoners, as well as letters to Knipselkrant. Some original handbills/flyers; countless original documents with rubber stamp Comuna "Carlos Marx." Another portfolio of drawings by Sanchez Casas ("Imágenes del cambio," see images); rare German-language anthology of Grapo texts from 1983-84; publications on hunger strike of Spanish prisoners in German and Dutch; countless original bulletins and newsletters, such as Amnistia presos antifascistas, published by family members. Racha! Boletin antirrepresivo (two issues).
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Non-PKK organizations, still listed on terror lists. Numerous publications by Devrimci Sol. They later became the DHKP. Another group: TKP/ML (Bolsheviki), including their periodical Bolsevik partizan; copies of Dutch secret service files on Turkish guerilla groups; Information File: Information about Kurdistan (Confederation of Kurdish Associations in Europe, KON-KURD, see images); material by Hasan Sensoy; Yürüyüs: Bagimsizlik Demokrasi Sosyalizm İçin (DHKP-C organ), six issues from 2013.
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One file folders of newspaper clippings; dossier from Schweizerisches Bundesarchiv; one file folder of various publications on Baskenland (see image); Anai Artea: 1977 (Sept., Dec.), 1978 (Feb., April, Sept.), 1982 (Dec.); Punto y hora: Nos. 448 and 449 (1986); copies of various articles, clippings, and texts on ETA, Euskadi, etc.; Tranvia: Revue der Iberischen Halbinsel, no. 58 (2000); Euskal Herria Nieuwsbrief.
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Consists of journals, including Euskadi Information; Punto y hora; Askatasuna (political wing of ETA); publication by Anai-Artea; Euskadi Information (French edition) and German edition published in Frankfurt; various other publications on the Basque struggle, by members and family members; Barrutik: Euskal preso politikoen aldizkaria, nos. 1, 2, 5 (1990), etc.
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Various other ETA-related publications, including the internal ETA organ Zuzen: euskadi ta askatasunaren aldizkaria; Euskadi Information.
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Photocopies of articles, essays, and newspaper clippings on ETA; section of communiques and statements by members of the group; flyer by Comite Catala de Solidaritat Internacionalista and other related handbills; Euskadi Nachrichten: Aktuelles aus Euskadi. Binder label: "ETA / INTERVIEW 88."
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Materials on ETA and GAL (Grupos Antiterroristas de Liberación), covert paramilitary groups active from 1983–1987 to combat ETA and other Basque separatist supporters. Mostly copies of publications, news articles, etc. about GAL, but also statements by ETA, Grapo, et al about GAL. Binder label: "ETA / GAL."
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List of prisoners of PCE(r) and GRAPO June 1987; original declarations by Grapo, including envelopes, as submitted to Knipselkrant/RVF; letters by GRAPO members from Prision de Soria (Comuna Carlos Marx); dozens of articles, letters, etc. some of them signed, all with original rubber stamp of CCM.
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More documentation of original art and literary writing produced by GRAPO members in prison; letters by family members and help organizations; copies of statements and declarations; some handwritten documents. Binder label: "GRAPO."
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Numerous articles, copies of newspaper articles, and essays on GRAPO/MEDIA.
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Consists of articles, essays, newspaper clippings, periodicals, and other files related to Palestine (including about the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), the Fatah Revolutionary Council, the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP)), Lebanon, and other parts of the Middle East. Some of the periodicals include Democratic Palestine and PFLP Bulletin.
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Democratic Palestine, Nos. 1 (1984) through 7 (1984), 9 (1985) through 47 (1991), 49 (1992) through 54 (1993).
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Articles, interviews, newspaper clippings on PFLP, Leila Khaled, British secret service documents on Khaled; various journals and publications with relevant contents; interviews with PFLP members (copies and printouts); original poster from Beirut of the PFLP with the official logo.
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Some articles and copies of documents. Issues of PFLP Bulletin; Al Karamah; As-sa'atar; Internationale solidariteit: magazine van de Anti-Imperialistische Bond, nos. 3 (1986), 4 (1984)
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Felastin Althawra (journal), Abu-Nidal (six issues); two brochures on prison condition in Austria about Tawfik ben Ahmed Chaovali; police files, clippings, etc.; one file folder of State Department unclassified documents on Fatah Revolutionary Council 1973; one file folder on PLO, Zwarte September, Munich 1972 and Abu Daoud; one file folder on PFLP with many contemporary publications, including Palaestina-Info etc., several original PFLP publications.
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One file folder on secret services versus Palestine, with copies of documents from the Bundeskriminalamt and Belgian secret services; US State Department info on Achille Lauro 1985; newsletters of political prisoner support organizations in Tel Aviv; file folder on DFLP, Democratic Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine; several articles. Copy of book, Bibliotheek van de Guerrilla: PFLP - guerrilla in Palestina.
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Materials on the DFLP/PFLP, Palestine, Congress 1990. Various bulletins and analyses on the Palestine Question, in English and Dutch. Some published by the Lebanese Association for Information on Palestine. Many copies of information, articles, etc. Binder label: "DFLP/PFLP / PALESTINA / KONGRES 1990."
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Documents and articles regarding the left-wing militant groups of Lebanon, including: information and articles about Georges Ibrahim Abdallah and the LARF (Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Factions, also known as FARL); court documents from 1991 regarding the December 7, 1985 bombings of the the Galeries Lafayette and Printemps department stores in Paris; and numerous articles on the terrorist attacks and the activities of the FARL, together with articles regarding the CSPPA (Comité de Solidarité avec les Prisonniers Arabes ed du Proche Orient). Binder label: "FARL / CSPPA."
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Documents and articles regarding leftist and terrorist activity from the Middle East including Palestine, Israel, and Lebanon, such as: photocopied newspaper articles about Pan Am Flight 73; a reproduced typed document "Briefe und Press - zusammenstellungen von einem Gefangenen aus der RAF zur Auseinandersetzung mit LIBYEN"; photocopied articles about terrorist activities; documents regarding Zionism; an interview with Colonel Abou Moussa; a typescript report or essay "Die Rolle und Funktion der BRD und Westeuropa in der arabischen Region" from 1987; and documents regarding the EEC (European Economic Community) summit held in Copenhagen 1987 and subsequent protests. Binder label: "DENEMARKEN / MIDDEN OOSTEN / TURKIJE."
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Includes several issues of the PFLP Bulletin.
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Consists of journal articles, book chapters, reports, essays, newspaper clippings, periodicals, and other files on guerrilla groups and movements Central and South America, primarily those in Argentina, Colombia, and Chile. There are also materials on groups in Uruguay, Guatemala, Brazile, Venezuela, Peru, and Puerto Rico, and to a much lesser extent, on El Salvador, Mexico, Paraguay, and Nicaragua.
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Various documents and articles on the Argentinean guerrilla groups of the late 1960s and 1970s, such as the FAP (Fuerzas Armadas Peronistas), the FAR (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias), the Montoneros, and the FAL (Frente Argentino de Liberación), including: a group of declassified US Department of State documents on the Montoneros sent between the American Embassy in Buenos Aires and the US Secretary of State between 1973 and 1976; a xeroxed unclassified document "Reporte Sobre la Situación Subversiva" from 1977, with details on "Criminales Subversivos Muertos", the activities of the military fronts, and information on the Montoneros; a secret CIA document "National Intelligence Estimate: Prospects for Argentina" from 1965; xeroxes of reports and articles from contemporary issues of Militancia, Punto Final, Marka, and Cristianismo y Revolución; an interview with Comandante Julio Roque, "'Argentina País en Guerra': Hablan los Montoneros"; a brief xeroxed German-language document from the Ministry of State Security; a xeroxed book Política y/o violencia: Una aproximación a la guerrilla de los años 70 by Pilar Calveiro; a folder of information on Jorge Masetti and the Ejército Guerrillero del Pueblo; and numerous modern journal and periodical articles.
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Various articles and documents on the Argentinean guerrilla groups of the late 1960s and 1970s, including a folder of articles and information on Enrique Haroldo Gorriarán Merlo, a leader in the Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores (PRT) and a co-founder of the Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo (ERP); and several folders of further information on the ERP and the PRT including a xerox from the January 13, 1975 issue of Estrella Roja: Órgano del Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo, typed reproductions of additional articles and reports from Estrella Roja, additional xeroxes from contemporary publications Cristianismo y Revolución, World Outlook, Militancia, and Intercontinental Press, an original copy of the 23 August 2001 issue of El Combatiente, reprintings of the writings of the Marxist revolutionary Mario Roberto Santucho, a contemporary reprinting of "Letter to the PRT (Combatiente)" by Ernest Mandel et al. from 1972, a xeroxed contemporary American document "Argentina: Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores (PRT)/Revolutionary Workers' Party, Political-military leadership of Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo (ERP)/People's Revolutionary Army" with details on the situation in Argentina and data on the country and the guerrilla groups, a xeroxed document "Documento Sobre Seguridad" with information on conducting secret operations, numerous modern journal and periodical articles, and two 2007 bookmarks from "Librería de las Madres, Treinta Años de Lucha".
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Various articles and documents on the Argentinean guerrilla groups of the late 1960s and 1970s, including an exhaustive index of the various Argentinean political-military organizations; a brief declassified US Department of State document on the PRT and ERP; a periodical issue Presos Politicos…Limando Barrotes Year 1, No. 1 (2001); a second periodical ila – Zeitschrift der Informationsstelle Lateinamerika, No. 126 (June 1989); a bibliography of guerrilla writings and a chronology of significant terrorist incidents from 1969 to 1974; a pamphlet CeDInCI: Centro de Documentación e Investigación de la Cultura de Izquierdas en la Argentina; another pamphlet GEZOCHT – In relatie met de betrokkenheid bij 30.000 verdwijningen…. JORGE ZORREGUIETA; an original newspaper clipping from De Groene Amsterdammer, 23 May 1973; xeroxes from contemporary publications including Marka, Pensamiento Crítica, Cristianismo y Revolución; a bibliography of related contemporary serials; a complete xeroxed reproduction of the book Argentina's Lost Patrol: Armed Struggle 1969-1979 by María José Moyano; several informational articles from the Kolektivo Editorial "Último Recurso" collection called "Editar-Organizar-Liberar" on various guerrilla groups including the ERP, RL (Resistencia Anticapitalista Libertaria), OCPO (Organización Comunista Poder Obrero), FULNA (Frente Unido de Liberación Nacional), UTURUNCOS, and MNRT (Movimiento Nacionalista Revolucionario); and numerous modern journal and periodical articles.
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Various documents on the Colombian guerrilla groups, including two large folders of US State Department documents regarding the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) and Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN), many declassified or formerly marked confidential, dating from the 1980s through 2000s, including intelligence reports and information on the demobilization of illegal armed group members, terrorist attacks, takedowns of terrorists, the peace process, and hostages, as well as a CIA secret report "Banditry and Insurgency in Colombia"; an issue of the Dutch-language Colombia Bulletin (No. 51, September/October 1991); a photocopy of the second part of Movimientos Revolucionarios de America Latina (I) – Documentación Propria, the 1972 dossier put out by INDAL (Información Documental de America Latina), being the part regarding Colombia, which includes declarations, messages, and proclamations from and regarding the groups ELN, FARC, Partido Comunista Colombiano (PCC), Movimiento Obrero Estudiantil Campesino (MOEC), Movimiento Guerrillero de Marquetalia, and the Frente Unido del Pueblo Colombiano; a xeroxed affidavit from the United States District Court for the District of Colombia, requesting extradition of 11 FARC members; a typed 2006 letter from Raul Reyes of the FARC addressed to "symbols of intelligence and honest thinking in the country of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King" James Petras; Noam Chomsky, Jesse Jackson, Angela Davis, Michael Moore, Oliver Stone, and Denzel Washington; an original Dutch newspaper article from 2012 on the kidnapping of French journalist Roméo Langlois; a 2008 booklet Ontvoering is explosieve handel: Ontvoering als economisch en politiek instrument van gewapende groepen in conflictgebieden; an original book chapter titled "Los Movimentos Armados, Elementos para una Historia" removed from a 1985 book La Paz, La Violencia; an issue of the serial Drugs & Conflict: Debate Papers titled "Coca Myths: Drugs and Democracy Programme"; a business card for Miguel Angel González R., Partido Comunista Colombiano; and some modern journal and periodical articles including an article titled "Are We Approaching the Real Defeat of the FARC in Colombia (USAWC Strategy Research Project)" by Colonel Gabriel Pinilla, Colombian Army.
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Various documents and articles on the Colombian guerrilla groups, including a folder of 21st century Dutch-language newspaper clippings on the FARC; an issue of Octubre: Órgano de Expresión de la Organización Comunista Octubre (April 1996); an issue of ila – Zeitschrift der Informationsstelle Lateinamerika (No. 123, March 1989); an issue of Viewpoint (No. 306, December 1998), with an article on the Colombian peace process; a booklet Las Audiencias Públicas del Proceso de Paz – Gobierno Nacional – FARC-EP which poses the question, "¿Cómo Podemos los ciudadanos participar para construir la nueva Colombia que queremos?"; a xeroxed US Congressional report "Colombia: Issues for Congress", prepared in 2009 by Clare Ribando Seelke and June S. Beittel; a 2009 secret report "Fuerzas Militares de Colombia – Fuerza Aérea"; xeroxes from publications including Resumen Latinoamericano, Tricontinental, and World Outlook; a 2014 letter from the Secretariat of the Central High Command of the FARC-EP sent from the Colombian jungle, titled "All peoples of the world must unite in defense of the bolivarian revolution in Venezuela"; information and articles on hostage Clara Rojas; a modern reproduction of Manuel Marulanda Vélez's Cuadernos de Campaña, and numerous modern journal and periodical articles particularly on the FARC, including an interview with Marco Leon Calarca, a spokesperson for the FARC, interviews from ANNCOL (Agencia de Noticias Nueva Colombia) with other figures and comandantes including Iván Márquez, Rubén Zamora, and Jesús Santrich, additional interviews and chronologies, and information on the "peasant republics" and agrarian programs of the guerrillas.
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Various articles and documents on the Colombian guerrilla movement, specifically the rebel Quintín Lame, the ELN (Ejército de Liberación Nacional), the peace process, and the M-19 (19th of April Movement), including: a complete photocopy of the book El Movimiento Armado Quintín Lame (MAQL): Una Guerra Dentro de Otra Guerra by Daniel Ricardo Peñaranda Supelano; xeroxes from contemporary publications including Sucesos Para Todos, Kosmo Dok, Pensamiento Crítico, and Insurreccion: Periodico Nacional de la Union Camilista Ejercito de Liberacion Nacional; a complete reproduction of "Rojo y Negro": Aproximación a la Historia del ELN (Ejército de Liberación Nacional) by Comandante Milton Hernández; an additional history of the ELN by Nicolás Rodriguez Bautista; two original articles by Marta Harnecker from September 1988, "ELN: Primera Historia" and "ELN: Unidad que Multiplica", comprising the first and second parts of Entrevista a Dirigentes Maximos de la Union Camilista Ejercito de Liberacion Nacional, published in Cuba by Biblioteca Popular, as well as a modern reproduction of the latter of the two; a folder of information related to M-19 including restricted US documents about the M-19 raid on the Dominican Embassy in Bogota, unclassified US Department of State messages between the Secretary of State and the Embassy in Bogota, and a full Master's thesis La Guerra Revolucionaria del M-19 (1974-1989) by Ginneth Esmeralda Narváez Jaimes; and numerous modern journal and periodical articles.
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Various documents and articles on the Colombian guerrilla movement, specifically the FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia), including: a copy of the agreement between the Colombian government and the FARC to end the conflict and establish peace, signed on August 26, 2012 in Havana, Cuba, with xeroxed signatures from the government and FARC members; a photocopy of La Paz en Colombia: Cronología de la traición by José E. Olmos and Jorge E. Olmos; numerous articles and documents detailing the peace process including a working paper from the United States Institute of Peace, "New Hopes for Negotiated Solutions in Colombia" by Virginia M. Bouvier; a 2007 Worldwide Report on terrorism from the FBIS (Foreign Broadcast Information Service); a secret CIA document from 2001 "FARC Arms Procurement: A Current Assessment"; a xeroxed copy of a seized document outlining the organization plan of the Eastern bloc fronts; a United States Government Accountability Office report on efforts to secure Colombia's Caño Limón-Coveñas oil pipeline; three issues of Resistencia: Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia-Ejército del Pueblo/FARC-EP (May-September 1998, January 2000, and May-August 2000); Here/Now: Current Visions from Colombia (8 March-30 June 2019); De politieke nalatenchap van Che Guevara 1: Documenten aangaande de theoretische motivatie van revolutionaire politiek (Bibliothek van de Guerrilla, DoCom, 2004); an official blank FARC-EP planner from 2000, Agenda FARC-EP 2000; a group of 21st century Dutch newspaper clippings; and numerous modern journal and periodical articles, including a group focused on women within the guerrilla movement, comprised primarily of interviews with and profiles of guerrilleras such as Ainara Lertxundi, Mariana Páez, Eliana La Moña, Lucero Palmera, Natalie Mistral, Lizeth, Laura Villa, and Yira Castro, and articles about life as a female guerrilla fighter and their motivations for joining the FARC.
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Various documents and articles on the guerrilla movement in Uruguay, including: Ila-info – Zeitschrift der Informationsstelle Lateinamerika, No. 107 (July/August 1987); a Dutch-language brochure Tupamaros, van stadsguerilla tot massapartij, comprised of articles translated from German including interviews with and articles by Tupamaros co-founder Eleuterio Huidobro, an interview from Gaby Weber's book with insight into the development of the movement, and an article about imprisonment under the dictatorship from 1974 to 1985; a complete photocopy of Movimiento de Liberación Nacional (Tupamaros) – Documentación Propria, the 1973 dossier put out by INDAL (Información Documental de America Latina), which includes doctrines, tactics, and a complete collection of the various communiqués, messages, and proclamations written and distributed by the group; an original copy of INDAL's 7th dossier, Actas de la Camara de Senadores del Uruguay (II): Las Medidas Prontas de Seguridad, La Tortura, La Libertad de Prensa, and Los "Tupamaros" (1973); a 1991 brochure Tupamaros: von der Stadtguerilla zur Massenpartei. Texte und Interviews von und mit Eleuterio Fernandez Huidobro u.a., published by AKI (Arbeitskreis Internationalismus Karlsruhe); a small pamphlet Tupamaros: A Pattern for Urban Guerrilla Warfare in Latin America by Alphonse Max, published by INTERDOC in 1970; a 15-pp. photocopy of Movimiento de Liberación Nacional (Tupamaros) – Documentos y Antecedentes: Documento No. 1, originally published in 1967; an original 8-pp. supplement or special issue of KosmoDok (Year 4, No. 8, 1971), titled Regeringsprogramma van de Tupamaros (Bevrijdingsbeweging in Uruguay) en Dertig Vragen aan een Tupamaro; a handful of original Dutch newspaper clippings from the 1970s; a xeroxed typed thesis by Maximo Ricardo Bernuy Trebejo on the Tupamaros (also known as the MLN-T or Movimiento de Liberación Nacional-Tupamaros) urban guerrilla group, written in 1983 at the Centro de Instruccion de la Guardia Civil 'Mariano Santos' in La Campina, Peru; a bibliography relevant to the movement; a 1987 article on the kidnapping of Daniel Mitrione, a US government advisor in Latin America, by the Tupamaros group; xeroxed articles from contemporary periodicals including Sozialistische Politik, Kosmo Dok, Pensamiento Crítico, Militancia, Konkret, and Cristianismo y Revolución; and numerous modern journal and periodical articles.
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Various articles and documents on the guerrilla movement in Guatemala, including: a photocopy of the first part of Movimientos Revolucionarios de America Latina (I) – Documentación Propria, the 1972 dossier put out by INDAL (Información Documental de America Latina), being the part regarding Guatemala, which includes declarations, messages, and proclamations from and regarding the groups Fuerzas Armadas Rebeldes (F.A.R.) and Movimiento Revolucionario 13 de Noviembre (M.R.-13); a xeroxed 1982 Worldwide Report on Terrorism from the Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS), containing information on security, the importance of legality in clandestine activity of urban militants, communications, and operations; a small booklet titled Witnesses in Stone, distributed by Impunity Watch, an international non-profit human rights organization, regarding memorial sites and monuments to the Guatemalan armed conflict; Internationale Solidariteit: Magazine van de Anti-Imperialistische Bond, Year 11, No. 2 (October 1985); ila – Zeitschrift der Informationsstelle Lateinamerika, No. 137 (August 1990); a mimeographed copy of Informador Guerrillero, Year 4, No. 37 (19 January 1985), the text in German, unknown if complete; a typed interview, source unknown, titled "Yon Sosa Habla de la Lucha Guerrillera en Guatemala"; an interview with César Montes, the "Che Guevara of Guatemala"; xeroxed appendices from the 1970 book Rural Guerrillas in Latin America by Richard Gott; a near-complete photocopy of Camilo Castaño. Und sei es mit Gewalt. Die Revolution in Guatemala. Mit 16 exempeln von Heinz Rudolf Sonntag und einem Nachwort von Gerhard Debus from 1968; a French translation of an article from Verdad, 1984, by Carlos Gonzales, Secretary General of the Guatemalan Labor Party (PGT); a bibliography from Latin American Marxism; xeroxed or reproduced articles from contemporary publications including Intercontinental Press, Partisans, Monthly Review, Konkret, Pensamiento Crítico, Verde Olivo, and World Outlook; a few modern European newspaper clippings; and numerous modern journal and periodical articles.
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Various articles and documents on the guerrilla movement in Brazil, including a booklet Minihandbuch des Stadtguerilleros by Carlos Marighella (International Institute DOCOM, 1972); Materialien Für Einen Neuen Antiimperialismus No. 2, subtitled "Brasilien – Das Ende der Entwicklung" (Berlin, 1988); an essay by Alan S. Craig, Major, USMC, titled "The Internal Enemy: Insurgency in Brazil"; a bibliography of relevant works; a chronology of events in Brazil from 1960 through 1993; some Dutch newspaper clippings from the late 1960s and early 1970s; a number of xeroxed articles from contemporary and slightly more modern publications including Monthly Review, International Socialist Review, Referencias: Partido Comunista de Cuba, History Today, Pensamiento Crítico, Konkret, Tricontinental, Cristianismo y Revolución, Intercontinental Press, New Left Review, and Ramparts; a handful of xeroxed chapters from Jacob Gorender's Combate Nas Trevas a Esquerda Brasileira: Das Ilusões Perdidas a Luta Armada; a xeroxed copy of the majority of the 1974 work Urban Guerrilla Warfare in Latin America by James Kohl and John Litt; and a few modern journal articles.
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Various documents and articles on the guerrilla movement in Venezuela, including: a 2007 booklet All the Constituent Motors to the Maximum Revolution…Towards Socialism!, distributed by the Bolivarian Government of Venezuela and the group Towards the Bolivarian Socialism; a small pamphlet Hugo Chávez – Myths and Facts from the Gobierno Bolivariano de Venezuela Ministerio de Comunicación e Información; a small French-language booklet Pourquoi – le peuple Venezuelien a pris les armes, no publication date; a photocopy of the third part of Movimientos Revolucionarios de America Latina (I) – Documentación Propria, the 1972 dossier put out by INDAL (Información Documental de America Latina), being the part regarding Venezuela, containing declarations, messages, documents, resolutions, and proclamations from and regarding the groups Frente de Liberación Nacional (F.L.N.), Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional (F.A.L.N.), and Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria (M.I.R.); a complete photocopy of Pedro Pablo Linárez's 2006 work Lucha Armada en Venezuela: Apuntes sobre Guerra de guerrillas venezolanas en el context de la Guerra Fría (1959-1979) y el rescate de los desaparecidos; xeroxed sections from the 1969 work Guerrillas in Latin America by Luis Mercier Vega; a small cartoon flyer from the P.R.V. – F.A.L.N.; a photocopy of the 1968 work Avec Douglas Bravo – Dans le Maquis Vénézuéliens; a 1971 Dutch newspaper clipping; three xeroxed issues of the 1960's era journal Confidencial, containing reproduced documents from the PCV and MIR and essays on the groups; and a number of xeroxed articles from other contemporary publications including World Outlook, Pensamiento Crítico, Verde Olivo, Perspectiva Mundial: Un Servicio de Prensa Obrera, El Combatiente, Intercontinental Press, Partisans, Monthly Review, Punto Final, and Studies on the Left.
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Various documents on the guerrilla and far-left movements in Chile, particularly the MIR (Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria) and FPMR (Frente Patriotico Manuel Rodriguez) groups, comprising: an extensive set of photocopies on the Chilean left from the exhaustive 2001 work La Izquierda Chilena (1969-1973): Documentos Para el Estudio de su Línea Estratégica by Victor Farias; and several photocopied chapters from Cherie Zalaquett's 2018 work Chilenas en Armas: Testimonios e historia de mujeres militares y guerrilleras subversivas.
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Various documents and periodicals on the guerrilla and far-left movements in Chile, particularly the MIR (Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria) and FPMR (Frente Patriotico Manuel Rodriguez) groups, including: CEME (Centro de Estudios Miguel Enríquez), Year 4, No. 5 (October 1999), subtitled "Miguel Enríquez: Páginas de Historia y Lucha"; issues nos. 1 (May 2001) through 9 (September 2002) of Cronicas…de cómo la indiada le perdió el respeto a los caballeros (length of run unknown), a publication of the European Collective in Brussels; xeroxed and reproduced contemporary articles and other publications including a 1975 work Letter in Reply to the Leadership of the Chilean Communist Party put out by MIR, a 1981 article titled "Carta Publica del MIR: Unidos, Avancemos en la Guerra Popular a la Dictadura", a photocopied serial or booklet Fracción Disidente del M.I.R.: Documentos 1976/77, and reproductions from contemporary publications such as ILA, Monthly Review, and La Verdad ; some simple typed documents from the MIR group with headings such as "Declaración Pública", "Manifesto", and "Denuncia en favor de Dante Ramírez contra el Estado de Chile"; a small collection of newspaper clippings from La República, De Groene Amsterdammer, and AK; a complete issue of Politische Berichte, Year 13, No. 4 (14 February 1992); a flyer "En la Senda de Miguel Enríquez, Chile 1974-1999"; a small pamphlet titled "La Operación Colombo – 119 Detenidos Desaparecidos"; and numerous modern academic journal articles and xeroxed chapters and articles from other publications.
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Copies and printouts of journal articles related to the guerilla and far-left movements in Peru, such as Sendero Luminiso and PCP. Periodicals include Socialisme Maintenant!, El Diario, and L'Internationale. Includes a file folder, "Peru [Terrorisme studies]". Photocopies of newsletters, newspaper clippings, as well as originals (but mostly photocopies). Printouts of articles and reports, as well as the journal articles.
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Various periodicals and documents on the leftist movements primarily in El Salvador, Mexico, and Paraguay (with a small amount of material on Nicaragua), including: Causa Proletaria, issue no. 33-36 (October 1980); Grenada: Berichte, Analysen und Dokumentation, No. 6 (December 1983); Bluf!, No. 231 (14 August 1986); Manière de Voir, Nos. 36 (November/December 1997) and 69 (June/July 2003); Soberanía, Nos. 14 (January 1985) and 20 (April 1987); a complete photocopy of the 1977 Barbara Walters interview with Fidel Castro as published in Seven Days; El Insurgente, special edition/unnumbered first issue, n.d. (1986); ila – Zeitschrift der Informationsstelle Lateinamerika, No. 134 (April 1990); a complete photocopy of the 1995 book Strategy and Tactics of the Salvadoran FMLN Guerrillas: Last Battle of the Cold War, Blueprint for Future Conflicts, by José Angel Moroni Bracamonte and David E. Spencer; Materialien Für Einen Neuen Antiimperialismus, No. 1, "Zentralamerika – Mexiko, Klassenkämpfe ohne Grenzen" (1988); a Dutch booklet on El Salvador, Groeten Uit El Salvador (1979); a German booklet El Salvador: Bestimmende Elemente Für die Weiterentwicklung der Revolutionären Situation, including an interview with Cdte. Joaquin Villalobos (1985); some original stickers "Amis Raus aus Grenada und El Salvador, Hände Weg von Nicaragua"; Internationale Solidariteit: Magazine van de Anti-Imperialistische Bond, Year 12 No. 1 (No. 84 overall, February 1986), focused on El Salvador; a few declassified US State Department documents comprising messages sent in 1974 from the US Secretary of State to the American Embassy in Buenos Aires regarding Paraguayan terrorists; a complete computer printout or photocopy of NovaPolis, No. 8 (August 2004); some xeroxed and mimeographed articles from contemporary publications; and some modern academic journal articles.
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Various periodicals and documents on the leftist movement in Puerto Rico, primarily the separatist group FALN (Fuerzas Armadas Liberacion Nacional Puertoriquena), including: 21 issues of Libertad: Official Organ of the National Committee to Free Puerto Rican Prisoners of War/Organo Oficial del Comité Nacional Pro-Libertad Prisioneros de Guerra Puertorriqueños (see serials list for full listing); 2 issues of Libertad Update: Monthly Bulletin of the National Committee to Free Puerto Rican Prisoners of War/Libertad Informe: Boletín Mensual del Comité Nacional Pro-Libertad Prisioneros de Guerra Puertorriqueños - Special Edition, July 1987 (2 copies) and Vol. XI, No. 3 (Feb 1990) (2 copies); a booklet Puerto Rico: A People in Struggle, Declaration to the International Community (2 copies); four issues of Free Puerto Rico! Newsletter of the New Movement in Solidarity with Puerto Rican Independence & Socialism – Nov. 1986, Summer 1987, Fall 1987, and Winter 1988; a German booklet from Archiv 1992/Archiv für transatlantische Sozial- un Kulturgeschichte, Kolonie der USA? – Puerto Rico libre!; another German booklet In die Herzen ein Feuer! Widerstand in den USA – Texte zuer Veranstaltungs-Rundreise durch die BRD; several flyers including "A Chronology of Psychological Torture", "Condemn Secret Court Proceedings – Support Dora, Jaime, Oscar and Kojo!", and "Fighting for Puerto Rican Independence is Not a Crime! – Stop Attacks on Puerto Rican Freedom Fighters and their supporters!"; several letters regarding prisoner Edwin Cortés, including a typed letter from Edwin to the staff of De Knipselkrant; an issue of Politische Berichte, Year 12, No. 8 (12 April 1991); a flyer "Towards the First Congress of the Movimiento de Liberación Nacional Puertorriqueño, Ten Years of Relentless Struggle 1977-1987"; twelve Libertad Update/Libertad Informe pamphlets from 1985 through 1987, each approx. 8 pages; a statement from Puerto Rican POWs Alejandrina Torres, Alberto Rodriguez, and Edwin Cortés in both Spanish and English; a 1983 pamphlet "Notes on the Strategic Military Importance of Puerto Rico to the United States and its Effect on the Island" by Carmen Gautier-Mayoral, presented at the forum "Crisis of Colonialism in Puerto Rico"; a copy of proceedings from United States of America v. Oscar Lopez, Grailing Brown, Jaime Delgado, Claude Marks, Donna Jean Willmott, and Dora Garcia-Lopez; some xeroxed and otherwise reproduced articles from contemporary publications such as De Pie y En Lucha, Breakthrough, and Ramparts; and a few additional flyers and documents.
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Various articles and documents on assorted guerrilla groups and guerrilla warfare theory, including: photocopies of issues of Internal Information Bulletin, a publication of the Socialist Workers Party, from the early 1970s; selected photocopied chapters from Liza Gross's work Handbook of Leftist Guerrilla Groups in Latin America and the Caribbean; a folder of declassified and secret CIA documents, cables, and memorandums; a copy of Rex Hudson's 1988 essay "Castro's America Department: Coordinating Cuba's Support for Marxist-Leninist Violence in the Americas"; a small booklet from 1967 The Armed Struggle in Latin America; various articles from publications including Backgrounder – The Heritage Foundation, Political Science Quarterly, Sozialistische Politik, Comparative Studies in Society and History, World Politics, World Outlook – Perspective Mondiale, Sociological Forum, Monthly Review, International Socialist Review, Journal of Latin American Studies, and Military Affairs; photocopied chapters from Donald Hodges's The Latin American Revolution: Politics and Strategy from Apro-Marxism to Guevarism; a copy of the work by General George Grivas-Dighenis, Guerrilla Warfare and Eoka's Struggle: A Politico-Military Study; a photocopy of 150 Questions for a Guerrilla by General Alberto Bayo, "The Man who Trained Castro"; and a group of newspaper clippings.
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Documents on the Chilean leftist group FPMR (Frente Patriótico Manuel Rodriguez), including: an issue of El Rodriguista; a single issue of Boletín Rodriguista; the first issue of Pensamiento Rodriguista; several small booklets including Sergio Buschmann: "Zo Ben Ik Gevlucht" and Frente Patriotico Manuel Rodriguez - Chili; scholarly articles; and various documents and memos laying out the beliefs, guidelines, and operations of the group.
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Approximately 15 issues of newspapers and journals related to Puerto Rico and the MLN (Movimiento de Liberación Nacional), including La Patria Libre and La Patria Radical.
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Consists of articles, essays, newspaper clippings, periodicals, and other files related to radical groups in the United States, such as the Weather Underground and the Black Panther Party. There are other organizations documented as well, including the Red Guerrilla Resistance/Red Guerrilla Family, the George Jackson Brigade, the United Freedom Front, and the Symbionese Liberation Army. Some periodicals in this series include CovertAction Information Bulletin and CovertAction Quarterly.
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Includes documents, articles, and a few periodicals/newsletters on the Black liberation movement in the United States, particularly about the Black Panther Party and Assata Shakur.
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Various documents and articles on the Weather Underground Organization, including information on various members consisting of interviews and articles, including Brian Flanagan, Susan Rosenberg, David Gilbert, Bernardine Dohrn, Jeff Jones, Timothy Leary, Naomi Jaffe, Bill Ayers, Mark Rudd, and Clayton Van Lydegraf; a complete photocopy of The Weather Eye: Communiques from the Weather Underground, May 1970-May 1974, edited by Jonah Raskin; a folder full of xeroxed redacted FBI files related to Weathermen member Diana Oughton and her possible terrorist activities in 1968 and 1969; a small collection of declassified US State Department documents from 1975 related to Weather Underground and bomb threats; a US Department of Justice report on American terrorists; two photocopied chapters from Alice Echols's 1989 volume, "Daring to be Bad": Radical Feminism in America, 1967-75, the chapters titled "Breaking Away from the Left" and "The Ascendance of Cultural Feminism"; and a number of scholarly articles, interviews, and xeroxed newspaper stories from contemporary and modern publications such as Monthly Review, Government and Opposition, Seven Days, The Lesbian Tide, Contemporary Justice Review, New Politics, Jump Cut, Osawatomie: Weather Underground Organization, and Win from the War Resisters League.
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Various documents and articles on the anti-imperialist Red Guerrilla Resistance/Red Guerrilla Family terrorist organization, which fell under the umbrella of the New World Liberation Army, including: a booklet Interview mit politischen Gefangenen in den USA – Stadtgefängnis Washington DC, Oktober 1989; a collection of small booklets and pamphlets including "Resistance Conspiracy Case" – Free All Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War, Fight Political Repression – Come to Court, Support Alan Berkman!, Statements of Susan Rosenberg and Tim Blunk, Anti-imperialist Resistance Fighters, Communiques from the Red Guerrilla Resistance, Buried Alive in the Lexington Women's Control Unit, and Stop the Control Units! Get Laura Whitehorn Out of Davis Hall!, among others; communiques and memos from the Red Guerrilla Resistance on official organizational letterhead; letters to campaign for the release of political prisoners such as Alan Berkman; additional flyers and booklets calling for support of Alan Berkman and Laura Whitehorn; a folder of documents and information on Kathy Boudin, including a computer print-out letter from prison, articles on Kathy, and a scholarly article by Kathy herself titled "Lessons from a Mother's Program in Prison: A Psychosocial Approach Supports Women and Their Children"; a booklet Political Prisoners & Prisoners of War from the Anarchist Black Cross Federation; a collection of flyers, information, articles, and documents on the Lexington and Marion women's prisons covering topics such as lockdowns, control units, health issues, the effects of confinement, and concerns about conditions within the prisons; photocopies of articles on the Red Guerrilla Family from Dragon, a publication of the Bay Area Research Collective; scholarly articles from publications such as Social Justice, The Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology, Conflict Quarterly, Comparative Politics, and Monthly Review on terrorism, prisons, political prisoners, and the effect of class on crime; and a very large folder of reproduced court documents on political prisoners Susan Rosenberg, Timothy Blunk, Laura Whitehorn, Marilyn Buck, Alan Berkman, and Linda Evans, including depositions, indictments, transcriptions, and other court documents.
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Various articles and documents on the George Jackson Brigade revolutionary group from Seattle, named after the Black Panthers member, including: Politische Berichte, Year 11, No. 5 (2 March 1990) and Year 13, No. 8 (10 April 1992); the 48-pp. Information Package in the Spirit of Crazy Horse, Justice for Native People – The Case of Leonard Peltier, consisting of mimeographed articles, press releases, and other documents; a large dossier of declassified and redacted FBI documents on the group from the 1970's, including information on the group's membership and documents following bombings and bank robberies; a group of news bulletins and newspaper clippings; information and articles on Susan Saxe, Katherine Ann Power, Sam Melville, Jane Alpert, and Pat Swinton, including xeroxed articles and essays from contemporary publications such as Seven Days, Rolling Stone, The Lesbian Tide, Ramparts, and Remembering Who We Are ; a number of scholarly articles and book chapters by Daniel Burton-Rose, some titles of which include "Queering the Underground: An Interview with George Jackson Brigade Veterans Rita "Bo" Brown and Ed Mead", "The Anti-Exploits of Men Against Sexism", "A Night Without City Light – In which the Brigade deprives an affluent suburb of power on New Year's Eve and bombs Safeway…", "Guerrillas In Our Midst", and "Dog Day Afternoon – In which comrades go for a bank vault and are shot and captured"; a photocopy of Orca, No. 2 (Winter 1977-78), focused on the GJB; essays by GJB member Ed Mead; typed copies of GJB communiqués and political statements; a copy of Ward Churchill's essay "Pacifism as Pathology: Notes on an American Pseudo-Practice" from 1986 and the revised edition from 1998; and additional scholarly articles from publications such as Terrorism and Political Violence.
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28 issues of CovertAction Information Bulletin/CovertAction Quarterly, the American journal devoted to watching and reporting on global covert operations and critiquing the actions of the CIA. Covers issues from 1985 through 1998.
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Various periodicals, articles, and documents on terrorism, the CIA, the NSA, guerrilla and leftist groups, and other organizations, including a collection of American journals present in both original issues and photocopies, such as Counterspy: The Magazine for People Who Need to Know, Vol. 8, No. 3 (March-May 1984), plus a number of mimeographed and photocopied issues from 1981 through 1984; The National Reporter, two original issues: Vol. 10, No. 2 (Fall/Winter 1986) and No. 3 (Spring 1987), and a mimeographed copy of Vol. 10, No. 4/Vol. 11, No. 1 (Fall 1987); and Covert Action Information Bulletin, a mix of mimeographed and photocopied copies of No. 22 (Fall 1984), No. 23 (Spring 1985), No. 25 (Winter 1986), No. 29 (Winter 1988) and No. 30 (Summer 1988); some assorted newspaper clippings; a photocopied article "Confessions of a CIA Agent" from New African, No. 461 (April 2007); and a folder of copied and original articles from a range of contemporary and modern publications including Vrij Nederland, Accent, Newsweek, Solidair, Konkret Extra, Stern, Labour Herald, Mother Jones, and others.
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Various documents on the Black Panther Party, including an issue of The CoEvolution Quarterly – Supplement to the Whole Earth Catalog, guest edited by The Black Panther Party, Fall 1974; a copy of "From Resistance to Liberation", a story from The Black Panther: Black Community News Service from June 20, 1970; an original OSPAAAL postcard "Liberte pour Huey Newton!"; a number of documents, flyers, clippings, pamphlets and booklets regarding Mumia Abu-Jamal, including Freedom Now!, Bulletins No. 3 (July 1992), 4 (December 1993/January 1994), and 8 through 13 (July 1995 through December 1999); a booklet The Black Panthers from Vrijheidsschool; a large number of telex and clippings; Black Panther Nieuwsbulletin Nos. 3 (March 1970) and 4 (April 1970); an 8-pp. pamphlet Remember Malcolm X Birthday 19-May-'25; Solidariteitscomite Met de Black Panther Party No. 2 (February 1970); and a group of scholarly articles and essays from publications including Monthly Review, New Political Science, Journal of Black Studies, Transition, on topics such as Black radicalism, the Lumpenproletariat, the playwright Jean Genet, and ties between the Black Panther Party and Cuba.
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Issues of two American leftist radical journals, The Insurgent: Newsletter of the Committee to Fight Repression, 8 issues total, and Breakthrough: Political Journal of Prairie Fire Organizing Committee, 11 issues total; together with various information and documents on the Weather Underground Organization, including: extensive bibliographic information; a large number of scholarly articles and book chapters from publications including Fire in the Streets: America in the 1960s, The Movement: A History of the American New Left 1959-1972, Conflict Studies, Outlaws of America: The Underground Press and its Context: Notes on a Cultural Revolution, Power on the Left: American Radical Movements Since 1946, Science & Society, The American Historical Review, Politics and Deviance, The University Crisis Reader: Confrontation and Counterattack, Terrorist Chic, American Extremists: Militias, Supremacists, Klansmen, Communists, & Others, and The American Left: Radical Political Thought in the Twentieth Century; and a small group of documents related to COINTELPRO, a series of covert and illegal projects administered by the FBI to conduct surveillance on, infiltrate, and disrupt political groups.
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Various documents and articles on the Weather Underground Organization, including: two thick dossiers of FBI documents from circa 1976; the reproduced text of Prairie Fire: The Politics of Revolutionary Anti-Imperialism, Political Statement of the Weather Underground; a variety of contemporary and recent scholarly articles and essays, from sources such as Social Text, Rolling Stone, and Terrorism and Political Violence; a copy of an essay titled "Flower Children Have Grown Thorns: How Weatherman Was Born from the Anti-War Movement, How It Succeeded and Why It Failed" by Robert E.G. Black; photocopies of Osawatomie Nos. 2 (Summer 1975) through 4 (1975-76) and Volume 2, Nos. 1 (April-May 1976) and 2 (June-July 1976); and a number of photocopied chapters from Becky Thompson's 2001 work A Promise and a Way of Life: White Antiracist Activism.
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Includes physical and digital files. The digital files are from 2005-2006 and primarily consist of PDF files, with a few Microsoft Word and JPEG files. The files consist of scans of photocopied legal, court, and FBI documents. The physical materials consist of various documents on the United Freedom Front, the small American Marxist terrorist organization originally called the Sam Melville/Jonathan Jackson unit, including: articles; information on political prisoner Ray-Luc Levasseur; a copy of The Sedition Committee – Ohio on Trial for Seditious Conspiracy, April 1989 schedule; a UFF Communique #10; a small booklet No to Apartheid, No to CIA Contras – The Ohio 7 Talk About Their Lives; an affidavit from John M. Hersh, Special Agent, FBI, Albany, New York, in the matter of the application of the United States for an order authorizing the interception of wire communications on two telephone numbers belonging to members of the Sam Melville/Jonathan Jackson Unit, dated March 16, 1982; copies of additional court documents including appeals, indictments, additional affidavits, memorandums, and trial proceedings; a 37-page FBI report on the organization and its members, primarily fugitives at the time; extensive background data on several members; US Department of Justice documents; and a copy of a search warrant with incriminating findings.
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Various documents on the Weather Underground Organization and the Symbionese Liberation Army, including: photographs of FBI wanted posters related to the SLA; Guerrilla-verzet in de VS: Weather Underground Organization (Documenten aangaande de theoretische motivatie van revolutionaire politiek, 4 – Bibliotheek van de Guerrilla, 2007); clippings and photocopies of articles from The Yipster Times, Marka, Sevendays, Osawatomie, Intercontinental Press, and de Vrije Socialist; an extensive history of the SLA with biographies of members, tape transcripts, and organization communiqués; a full photocopy of The Weather Underground – Report of the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws of the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate, Ninety-Fourth Congress, First Session, January 1975; a photocopy of State Department Bombing by Weatherman Underground – Hearing Before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws of the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate, Ninety-Fourth Congress, First Session, January 31, 1975; a photocopy of Threats to the Peaceful Observance of the Bicentennial – Hearing Before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws of the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate, Ninety-Fourth Congress, Second Session, June 18, 1976; and several other brief documents related to Senate hearings.
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Consists of articles, copies of declassified United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) documents, press releases, reports, and other documents related to the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA) and their activities throughout Europe. Also includes materials on the Justice Commandos of the Armenian Genocide (JCAG).
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Documents on the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA) and Justice Commandos of the Armenian Genocide (JCAG) groups, including: a 1987 memo from the Gesellschaft für Bedrohte Völker-Österreich regarding the nationality policy of the Republic of Turkey; a 1978 edition of the 24-pp. report from the Minority Rights Group, The Armenians, by David Marshall Lang and Christopher J. Walker; a mimeographed and stapled booklet titled Texte: ASALA to the front cover, containing 45 pages of various texts, articles, and interviews, published by De Knipselkrant in Groningen in 1982; a single issue of Al Majalla: The International News Magazine of the Arabs, No. 447 (August 31-September 6, 1988); a folder of information and articles on ASALA leader Monte Melkonian; several chapters from Francis Hyland's 1991 work Armenian Terrorism: The Past, The Present, The Prospects; a number of scholarly articles on Armenian terrorism by Michael M. Gunter; several chapters from Yves Ternon's book La Cause Arménienne; a detailed 55-pp. article from the Assembly of Turkish American Associations, "A Chronicle of Armenian Terrorism in North America and Elsewhere"; copies of court documents as used in a defense intelligence textbook from a May 1982 attack on the Air Canada Airlines Air Freight Building in Los Angeles; extensive bibliographic resources; information on the ASALA seizure of the Turkish Consulate in Paris in September 1981; information on the ASALA Orly Airport attack from July 15, 1983; photocopied articles from Kurdistan Report, 1983-1985; and additional scholarly articles, chapters, and essays from contemporary and modern publications including Hay Baykar-Hayasdan, Armenian Studies, Review of Armenian Studies, Review of International Law and Politics, Critical Exchange, Akhtamar Online, Journal of Turkish Weekly, and Dynamics of Asymmetric Conflict.
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Photocopied articles from Hay Baykar, subtitled Combat arménien and later Mouvement National Arménien (Front Démocratique), the publication from Paris affiliated with ASALA, dating from 1977 through 1988, together with complete photocopies of some entire issues, comprised of 13 total issues from 1979 through 1983.
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Documents on the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA), including: a group of declassified documents from the Bulgarian State Security Committee on ASALA activity and translations of the documents into English; a confidential document from a NATO meeting October 20th, 1982, regarding "The Alliance and Measures to Counter International Terrorism"; a "sanitized" and redacted copy of a research paper from 2013 prepared by the Terrorism Analysis Branch, Instability and Insurgency Center, Office of Global Issues of the CIA, titled "The Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia: A Continuing International Threat"; a photocopy of an official ASALA booklet, The Reality, and a follow-up document, A Critique of Armenian Armed Action from 1985-1987; and some additional assorted documents, scholarly articles, and essays.
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Documents on the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA), including: a large dossier of secret and declassified United States FBI documents on ASALA from the 1980s; a large folder of photocopied articles and clippings primarily in Armenian and English; a folder of photocopies from Hayastan-Kaytzer: Union of Armenian Students in Europe, later subtitled Popular Movement for the Liberation of Armenia (Democratic Front) Britain, dating from 1978 through 1988; and a large dossier of unclassified US State Department documents from the 1970s and 1980s on Armenian terrorism.
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Documents comprising Swiss Federal Archives on the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA) and the Justice Commandos of the Armenian Genocide (JCAG), including numerous dossiers each made up of reproduced government documents, photocopied articles, and additional supplemental documents, on specific topics such as: Armenian terrorism; an explosive device on the Paris-Bern-Interlaken train on October 20, 1980; an explosion at the Cornavin train station on July 22, 1981; terrorism in Switzerland; the attack on the Turkish consulate in Geneva; Monte Melkonian; explosive attacks on the Palais de Justice and the Rue du Mont-Blanc post office in Geneva on October 3, 1981; explosive attacks at Kloten Airport on July 20, 1981; attacks against Turkish institutions in Zurich; and Armenian attacks against Swiss institutions abroad, among others.
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Documents on the Justice Commandos of the Armenian Genocide (JCAG) group, comprised of: four large dossiers of FBI declassified documents from the 1980s; together with a small group of photocopied secret documents from the Australian National and International Security Committee (NISC) and Secretaries Committee on Intelligence and Security (SCIS); telex; clippings; and court documents.
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Documents on the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA) and the Justice Commandos of the Armenian Genocide (JCAG) and their activities throughout Europe, including: documents from the Politisches Archiv des Auswärtigen Amts; a handful of documents on Armenian terrorism in Switzerland, including a few from the British Embassy in Berne; a large dossier of documents from the Swiss Federal Archives/Schweizerisches Bundesarchiv, including memos, telex, diagrams, and other information; a handful of documents from the Gemeentepolitie Rotterdam; a small group of documents on terrorism in Italy; and a large dossier of documents on Armenian terrorism throughout Southern Europe.
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Documents on the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA), including: documents and articles on Armenian terrorism in the media; press releases; a large number of terrorism reports from the Foreign Broadcast Information Service branch of the CIA from the 1980s, declassified in 2007, with some specified as pertaining to Near East/South Asia or West Europe; newspaper clippings and photocopied articles; and a stapled booklet Anti Armeense Hetze – Een Rapport Over de Anti-Armeense Hetze in de Turkse Kranten met Voorbeelden uit Oktober 1981 en de Periode 16 April tot 14 Mei 1982.
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Various US government documents on the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA), including: dossiers of unclassified US Department of State documents consisting of messages sent between the Secretary of State and the American Embassies in Ankara, Beirut, and London, NATO, and other locations and organizations; documents and reports on the Department of State's Anti-terrorism Assistance Program; and two dossiers of reproductions of redacted secret FBI documents.
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Consists of magazine, booklets, and journals related to the South African Communist Party, African National Congress (ANC), and the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC). Includes issues of The African Communist, Resister: Journal of the Committee on South African War Resistance, and Sechaba: Official Organ of the African National Congress South Africa.
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32 issues of The African Communist, the journal "published quarterly in the interests of African solidarity, and as a forum for Marxist-Leninist thought throughout our Continent, by the South African Communist Party", mostly from 1970 through 1978, plus three issues from 1986 and 1990.
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Journals related to the South African Communist Party, including 37 issues of The African Communist from 1960 through 1998; International Bulletin, nos. 3-5 (May 1962 through December 1963), plus a supplement "Rally and Unite Anti-Imperialist Forces: An Appeal from the Central Committee of the South African Communist Party"; SASPU National, Vol. 1 No. 4 (1990); SASPU Focus, Vol. 1, No. 3 (1990); Umsebenzi: Voice of the South African Communist Party, Vol. 4, No. 4 (4th Quarter 1988) through Vol. 6, No. 3 (3rd Quarter 1990), plus a special issue from November 1989; a bulletin containing "ANC's Interim Constitution" (African National Congress); and a small booklet The Road to South African Freedom – Programme of the South African Communist Party.
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Booklets and journal issues related to the African National Congress (ANC) and the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC), including: 13 issues of Azania Vrij from the 1980s; 16 issues of Politische Berichte with cover stories or other articles related to the PAC; one issue of Azania News, Vol. 26, No. 2 (July/August 1988); two issues of Amandla!, June/July 1989 and March 1990; a single issue of Marxism Today, March 1990; a single issue of De Anti Apartheids Krant, Year 2, No. 3 (September/October 1990); one issue of New Nation, Vol. 5, No. 27 (6 July-12 July, 1990); one issue of Steun Het ANC: Voor een Vrij, Democratisch en Niet-Racistisch Zuid-Afrika, No. 61 (May 1988); and a booklet Zuid-Afrika op het keerpunt.
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South African journals and magazines, including: 48 issues of Sechaba: Official Organ of the African National Congress South Africa; 2 issues of Africa South in Exile; 17 issues of Resister: Journal of the Committee on South African War Resistance; 4 issues of South African Labour Bulletin; and 1 or 2 issues of other journals including UMKHONTO, Amandla, De Internationale, New Era, World Campaign for the Release of South African Political Prisoners, and COSAWR Nieuws.
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Consists of journals, reports, and other documents related to the Irish Republican Army (IRA), Irish National Liberation Army (INLA), and Irish Republican Socialist Party. Includes issues of Ierland Bulletin, a reproduction of the IRA Green Book, and research and articles on the trials of IRA members.
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Documents on the Irish Republican Army, counterinsurgency, and other topics, including: a statement from Ian Hurst (pseudonym of ex-British Army soldier Martin Ingram), who served in the Intelligence Corps and Force Research Unit (FRU), on various types of classified and secret reports and documents, Owen Corrigan, Freddie Scappaticci, James Martin McGuinness, and An Gardai Siochana; a photocopied report from the British Embassy at The Hague titled "Irish Terrorist Contacts in Europe and the Third World"; a paper prepared by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in conjunction with the Northern Ireland Office, "Irish Terrorism's Overseas Supporters"; a few additional FCO/British Embassy restricted documents; a slim dossier of secret British government documents regarding IRA terrorism in Great Britain; a dossier of documents described as "British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's office papers from her first year in office, 1979, dealing with the IRA and the situation in Northern Ireland", including some files regarding the decision by the United States to hold back on approval of the supply of weapons for the Royal Ulster Constabulary; a large number of scholarly articles and essays from publications such as Police Practice and Research, Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Conflict Quarterly, International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence, Media History, Terrorism and Political Violence, Contemporary British History, Low Intensity Conflict & Law Enforcement, Critical Studies on Terrorism, Critical Criminology, and Eire-Ireland; and a photocopy of Steven P. Moysey's 2008 work The Road to Balcombe Street: The IRA Reign of Terror in London.
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Documents on the Irish Republican Army, counterinsurgency, and other topics, including: Der Spiegel, Year 26, No. 7 (7 February 1972), an issue titled "Massaker in Irland"; a reproduction of the IRA Green Book; Irland - Die IRA/Sinn Fein, No. 9 (February 1975); a few flyers about Sinn Fein; some pamphlets and maps regarding IRA and Troubles tourism sites; a handful of postcards from the 1970s; a few modern photographs; a large number of scholarly articles and essays from publications such as Terrorism and Political Violence, American Journal of Sociology, The Journal of Psychology, Irish Studies Review, Small Wars & Insurgencies, Contemporary British History, Conflict Quarterly, Perspectives on Terrorism, TERRORISM: An International Journal, Critical Studies on Terrorism, International Interactions, Civil Wars, Low Intensity Conflict & Law Enforcement, and Studies in Conflict & Terrorism; and a handful of newspaper clippings and articles.
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75 issues of Ierland Bulletin: 1979, nos. 3 and 4; 1980, nos. 1-3/4; 1981, nos. 1 and 4; 1982, nos. 1-6/1983-1; 1983, nos. 1-6/1984-1; 1984, nos. 1-4; Year 11 (1985/1986), nos. 1-5; Year 12 (1986/1987), nos. 1-5/6; Year 13 (1987/1988), nos. 1-6; Year 14 (1988/1989), nos. 1/2-5/6; Year 15 (1989/1990), nos. 1-6; Year 16 (1990/1991), nos. 1-6; Year 17 (1991/1992), nos. 1/2-6; Year 18 (1992/1993), nos. 1-6; Year 19 (1993/1994), nos. 1-6; Year 20 (1995/1996), nos. 1-2, 4; Year 21 (1996/1997), nos. 2-4; Year 22 (1997/1998), nos. 1-2, 4; Year 23 (1999/2000), nos. 1-3
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Binder with information and documents on Northern Ireland and the Irish National Liberation Army including: some documents about solidarity with Ireland, including several from the Westdeutsches Irlandsolidaritätskomitee; two memos on Sinn Féin letterhead; essays and scholarly articles from publications such as Terrorism and Political Violence and Studies in Conflict and Terrorism; information and articles on the 1983 film "The Cause of Ireland"; and a handful of issues of Informatiebulletin - H-Blok/Armagh Komitee. Binder label: "IERLAND INFO."
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Binder with documents on the IRA, INLA, and the Irish Republican Socialist Party, including: a few reproduced secret documents on the Irish National Liberation Army; a large number of photocopied newspaper articles; a report "Public Enquiry into Events of August 12th, 1984", regarding a demonstration in Andersonstown, Belfast, which turned violent, in response to the imposing of Internment without Trial in 1971; a typed essay "North to Belfast: The Hunger Strike Through American Eyes" by James Devlin, Irish Solidarity Committee; a list of Irish Political Prisoners in British Jails; a typed document containing details regarding the bail application of James G. Brown, 1343 A Wing; a typed letter from Anarchist Black Cross regarding Patrick Fagan, a prisoner in Arbour Hill Prison in Dublin; and additional information and essays regarding Irish prisoners. Binder label: "IERLAND DIV.1980 ... IRA/SF INLA/IRSP."
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Binder with documents on the IRA, INLA, and the Irish Republican Socialist Party, including: photocopied newspaper articles about Nicky Kelly; photocopied articles about the INLA; a section from a 1988 Dutch security report about the IRA; reproduced scholarly articles from publications such as Journal of Money Laundering Control, International Affairs, The Blanket, Intercontinental Press, and New Left Review; interviews with IRA members; a list of "Civilians Shot Dead in Disputed Circumstances by Members of the Security Forces in Northern Ireland"; a report from the Sinn Féin Foreign Affairs Bureau Information Service, "Information Brief on Conditions in Long Kesh Prison Prepared by Prisoners Serving Sentences There"; and research and articles on the trials of IRA members. Binder label: "IERLAND."
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Consists of issues of De Knipselkrant, which was published from 1983-1988 by Rood Verzetsfront in Groningen, edited by Paul Moussault. Also includes some political posters by various armed leftist resistance groups and guerilla organizations.
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Groningen: Rood Verzetsfront, 1983–1988. 48 issues per year. A4 sheets hole-punched and housed in seven binders, plus 11 loose tabloid-format issues and a separate index binder. "De Knipselkrant" was printed in the Netherlands from 1978 to 1988 and intended for international distribution, and edited by Paul Moussault. The publication reprinted press clippings on counter-insurgency, far right activity, and militant and separatist groups such as the CCC, Action Directe, RAF, IRA, the ETA (Euskadi Ta Askatasuna), and others. It was the primary organ of the "Rood Verzetsfront" and the current archive reflects the editorial approaches and tasks of the "Knipselkrant." This grouping contains a complete run of the years 1983 through 1987, along with the first 9 issues of 1988 (January through November). Also present are the complete indexes for 1981 through 1984.
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Political posters by various armed leftist resistance groups and guerilla organizations from a variety of underground and militant groups in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, related to a range of domestic and international movements and issues. There are posters from Belgium, China, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Japan, the Netherlands, and Turkey, covering groups and issues such as the CCC (Cellules Communistes Combattantes), Marxism and Communism, the RZ (Revolutionäre Zellen), solidarity with political prisoners and hunger strikes, the RAF, Halkin Kurtulusu (Liberation of the People), the IRA, the NCPN (Nieuwe Communistische Partij), squatters, election reform, and Zionism in Turkey.
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Group of seven journals dating from the period of civil unrest known as the "Anni di Piombo" in Italy. This period, spanning from the late 1960s through the early 1980s, was a time of severe social and political unrest combined with waves of terrorist acts carried out by both right and left-wing groups. Labor upheavals and a collaboration between countercultural student activist groups, factory workers, and radical leftist groups such as Potere Operaio and Lotta Continua led to the "Autunno Caldo" of 1969, which was marked by a massive series of student and labor strikes. There were frequent clashes between the police and demonstrators. Additionally, during this time period approximately 2,000 murders were attributed to political violence and attacks in the form of bombings, assassinations, and street warfare between rival factions. These journals speak to the upheaval and uncertainty of the time. Periodicals include L'Erba Voglio, Rivolta di Classe, Volsci, Senza Tregua, Sette Aprile, Ubu, and 11 Marzo.
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