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Call Number:
Print Collection 1
Repository:
University of Pennsylvania: Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts
Extent:
75.6 linear feet (189 boxes)
Language:
English
Preferred Citation:
Freedoms Foundation pamplets and periodicals, Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, University of Pennsylvania
Date:
1887-1997 (inclusive)
Creator:
Freedoms Foundation
Form:
Periodicals, Newspapers, and Pamphlets
Abstract:
A collection of twentieth-century pamphlets and periodicals from across the political spectrum, and include topics such as human rights and civil liberties, national security and disarmament, labor, communism, public policy and economics.

The Freedoms Foundation is a national, non-profit, non-partisan, non-sectarian educational organization located in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1949 by Dwight D. Eisenhower, Kenneth D. Wells and Don Belding, it sought to educate Americans about their responsibility to uphold and defend the rights they inherited in order to ensure the country's future.

This collection consists of twentieth-century political pamphlets and periodicals from across the political spectrum. It includes runs of journals ranging from African Communist to East-West Digest, published by the Council Against Communist Aggression, as well as runs of newspapers such as The New Order, published by the National Socialist Party of America, and The Thunderbolt, Organ of the National States Rights Party. Included in the periodicals section are runs of published lectures, essays, and papers on economics and public policy, including those published by the Ethics and Public Policy Center and the IIER (Internation Institute for Economic Research). The collection also holds over seventy boxes of pamphlets on a range of political topics, from human rights and civil liberties to national security and disarmament, on African liberation movements and Cuba, Vietnam and China, on NATO and the Helsinki Accord.

Gift of the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge in 1988.

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University of Pennsylvania: Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts
Finding Aid Author
Kristine McGee (processed prior to 2013)
Finding Aid Date
2020 September 2
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Scope and Contents

Each bound volume is given a box number.

1963.
Box 1-7
1964.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1966.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1967.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1968.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3 quarters, 1969.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1970.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1971.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1972.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1973.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1974.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3 quarters, 1975.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1980.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1981.
Box 1-7
2, 3, 4 quarters, 1982.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1983.
Box 1-7
1, 2 quarters, 1984.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1986.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1987.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1988.
Box 1-7
1, 2, 3, 4 quarters, 1989.
Box 1-7
1, 2 quarters, 1990.
Box 1-7
Scope and Contents

All bound.

1937 March, October, November.
Box 8-10
1938 January-March.
Box 8-10
1939 January.
Box 8-10
1941 January, February, August, November, December.
Box 8-10
1942 March, May, September.
Box 8-10
1943 April.
Box 8-10
1945 October, November, December.
Box 8-10
1946 January, February, March, October, November, December.
Box 8-10
1947 January-July.
Box 8-10
1962 June, August, October, December.
Box 11-12
1963 February/March, April/May, June/August.
Box 11-12
1964 January-December.
Box 11-12
1965 January-December.
Box 11-12
1966 July/August, September/October, November/December.
Box 11-12
1967 January/February, March-December.
Box 11-12
1968 January/February, March/April.
Box 11-12
1923 August, December.
Box 13-25
1925 February.
Box 13-25
10th Anniversary Issue, Vol. VI, #30 and Vol. VII, #1, 1929.
Box 13-25
1931 May 15, July 15.
Box 13-25
1932 January 15, April 1, July 1 & 15, September 1.
Box 13-25
1933 February 1 & 15, March 14, April 15, May 1 & 15, June 1 & 22, July 1 & 15, September 15, November 15.
Box 13-25
1934 January 15, February 1 & 20, March 5 & 20, April 5 & 20, May 20, June 5 & 20, July 5 & 20 August 5, September 5 & 20, October 5 & 20, November 5 & 20, December 5 & 20.
Box 13-25
1935 July-December; March 20, April 5 & 20, May 5 & 20, June 5 & 20, August 20.
Box 13-25
1936 January-December.
Box 13-25
1937 January, March-December.
Box 13-25
1938 January-June, July-December.
Box 13-25
Special Report: 18th Congress of the CPSU: Reports, Resolutions, Speeches, 1939 January, May-August, December.
Box 13-25
1940 January, April, August, September, December.
Box 13-25
1957 January-December.
Box 26-31
1958 January-April.
Box 26-31
1964 January-December.
Box 26-31
1965 January-December.
Box 26-31
1966 January-December.
Box 26-31
1967 January-December.
Box 26-31
1968 January-December.
Box 26-31
1969 January-December.
Box 26-31
1971 January-December.
Box 26-31
Khoman, Thanat (Foreign Minister of Thailand): Prospects of a New Pax Asiana, 1969.
Box 32
Menzies, Robert (former Prime Minister of Australia): An Australian Looks at East and Southeast Asia, 1969.
Box 32
Soedjatmoleo (Indonesian Ambassador to US): Southeast Asia Today and Tomorrow, 1969.
Box 32
Yew, Lee Kuan (Prime Minister of Singapore): East-West: the Twain Have Met, 1970.
Box 32
Trench, Sir David (Governor of Hong Kong): Hong Kong and It's Position in the Southeast Asia Region, 1971.
Box 32
Man, Kwan Sik: (Minister of Education, Republic of Korea): Korea's Changing Role in Asia, , 1973.
Box 32
1965 April.
Box 33-41
1968 March, September, October.
Box 33-41
1969 January-December.
Box 33-41
1970 January-December.
Box 33-41
1971 January-November.
Box 33-41
#s 1-24, 1972 January-December.
Box 33-41
#s 1-24, 1973 January-December.
Box 33-41
#s 1-10, 13-16, 18, 24, 1974 January, February, March, April, May, July, August, September, December.
Box 33-41
#s 3, 8, 14-21, 23, 24, 1975 February, April, July, August, September, October, November, December.
Box 33-41
#s 2-24; missing #1 and #4, 1976 January-December.
Box 33-41
#s 1-24, 1977 January-December.
Box 33-41
#s 1-24, 1978 January-December.
Box 33-41
#s 1-14, 16, 1980 January-August.
Box 33-41
Elegant, Robert: How to Lose a War: the Press and Vietnam, #35, 1982 April.
Box 42-43
Kirkpatrick, Jeanne: Private Virtues, Public Vices, #41, 1982 December.
Box 42-43
English, Raymond: Constitutional Democracy vs Utopian Democracy, #42, 1983 February.
Box 42-43
Wilson, James: Crime and American Culture, #43, 1983 April.
Box 42-43
Lefever, Ernest: Revolution, Terrorism, and US Policy, #45, 1983 May.
Box 42-43
Thompson, W. Scott: Reducing Risk by Restoring Strength: Reflections on Nuclear War, #46, 1983 August.
Box 42-43
Siegel, Seymour: Who Speaks for American Judaism?, #48, 1983 October.
Box 42-43
Haseler, Stephen: Advancing Democratic Principles, #49, 1983 October.
Box 42-43
Kirkpatrick, Jeanne: We and They: Understanding Ourselves and Our Adversary, #51, 1983 December.
Box 42-43
A Tribute to Lech Walesa, #52, 1983 December.
Box 42-43
Falcoff, Mark: Central America and US Domestic Policies, #54, 1984 April.
Box 42-43
The Grenada Mission, #55, edited by Raymond English, 1984 April.
Box 42-43
Challenge and Response, #57, edited by Robert Royal, 1985 February.
Box 42-43
Reinvigorating Our Schools, #58, edited by Ernest Lefever, 1985 April.
Box 42-43
Ethics and American Power, #59, edited by Ernest Lefever, 1985 May.
Box 42-43
Gaining Ground: New Approaches to Poverty and Dependency,#60, edited by Michael Cromatie, 1985 August.
Box 42-43
American Business and the Quest for Freedom, #62, 1986 February.
Box 42-43
Lawler, Philip: How Bishops Decide: An American Catholic Case Study, #63, 1986 March.
Box 42-43
Bennett, William and Kirkpatrick, Jeanne: History, Geography, and Citizenship:the Teacher's Role, #64, 1986 April.
Box 42-43
Berger, Peter: Ethics and the New Class, #9, 1978 September.
Box 44
Suberman, Laurence: Will Lawyering Strangle Capitalism?, #10, 1978 September.
Box 44
Van den Haag, Ernest: Is Capital Punishment Just?, #11, 1978 September.
Box 44
Nickel, Herman: The Case for Doing Business in South Africa, #12, 1978 September.
Box 44
Seabury, Paul: Trendier than thou: Episcopal Church and Secular World, #14, 1978 November.
Box 44
Ikle, Fred Charles: What it Means to be #2, #21, 1979 November.
Box 44
Bukovsky, Vladimir: Soul of Man Under Socialism, #20, 1979 November.
Box 44
Kirkpatrick, Jeanne: Dictatorships and Double Standards: A Critique of US Policy, #22, 1979 December.
Box 44
Isaac, Rael Jean: America the Enemy: Profile of a Revolutionary Think Tank, #25, 1980 July.
Box 44
Atkin, J. Myron: Washington vs the Public Schools, #26, 1980 December.
Box 44
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick: Washington vs the Universities, #27, 1980 December.
Box 44
Grant, Gerald: Education, Character and American Schools, #32, 1981 December.
Box 44
Podhoretz, Norman: The New Defenders of Capitalism, #33, 1981 December.
Box 44
Why Latin America is Poor, Michael Novak, #36, 1982 April.
Box 44
Siemon-Netto, Uwe: On the Brink: Myth of German Anti-Americanism, #37, 1982 April.
Box 44
Lichter, S. Robert and Rothman, Stanley: Media Elite and American Values, #38, 1982 April.
Box 44
Kissinger, Henry: Nuclear Weapons and the Peace Movement, #40, 1982 December.
Box 44
Vermatt, J.A. Emerson: Moscow and the European Peace Movement, #44, 1983 April.
Box 44
Kirkpatrick, Jeanne: Global Paternalism, #47, 1983 August.
Box 44
Hart, Henry O.: If East Europeans Could Vote: A Survey, #53, 1984 April.
Box 44
Neuhaus, Richard John: What the Fundamentalists Want, #61, 1985 October.
Box 44
1964 Spring, Summer.
Box 45-51
1964-1965 Autumn/Winter.
Box 45-51
1965 Summer, August.
Box 45-51
1966 January, April, August, November.
Box 45-51
1967 April, July, November.
Box 45-51
1968 February, August.
Box 45-51
1969 Winter, Summer.
Box 45-51
1970 Winter, Summer.
Box 45-51
1940 February, May. June, July, August, October, November, December.
Box 45-51
Scope and Contents

December issue (Trotsky's Death-October).

1941: January, February, August, November, December.
Box 45-51
1942: January-December.
Box 45-51
1943:January-December .
Box 45-51
Scope and Contents

Except October.

1945: January-December.
Box 45-51
1947: January-December.
Box 45-51
1948: January-December.
Box 45-51
Scope and Contents

Missing October and November.

Walters, Alan A.: The Politicization of Economic Decisions, Reprint Paper 1, 1976 April.
Box 52-54
Meltzer, Allan H.: Why Government Grows, Original Paper 4, 1976 August.
Box 52-54
Hoag, Malcolm W.: United States Foreign Policy: Why not Project Interdependence by Design? Reprint Paper 2, 1976 October.
Box 52-54
Friedman, Milton: Adam Smith's Relevance for 1976, Original Paper 5, 1976 December.
Box 52-54
Allen, Francis A.:The Causes of Popular Dissatisfaction with Legal Education, Reprint Paper 3, 1977 January.
Box 52-54
Kristol, Irving and Bauer, Peter T.: Two Essays on Income Distribution and the Open Society, Reprint Paper 4, 1977 January.
Box 52-54
Logue, Dennis E. and Sweeney, Richard James: Economics and the Law of the Sea Negotiations, Original Paper 6, 1977 March.
Box 52-54
Aranson, Peter H.: The Multiple Tax on Corporate Income, Original Paper 7, 1977 April.
Box 52-54
Allewelt, Jr., William F.: Bureaucratic Intervention, Economic Efficiency, and the Free Society: An Episode , Reprint Paper 5, 1977 May.
Box 52-54
Jensen, Michael C. and Meckling, William H.: Can the Corporation Survive?, Reprint Paper 6, 1977 July.
Box 52-54
Mead, Walter J.: An Economic Appraisal of President Carter's Energy Program, Reprint Paper 7, 1977 September.
Box 52-54
Baird, Charles W.: Advertising by Professionals, Original Paper 8 , 1977 October.
Box 52-54
Schmidt, Wilson E.: The Night We Floated, Original Paper 9, 1977 October.
Box 52-54
Demsetz, Harold: The Trust Behind Antitrust, Original Paper 10, 1978 March.
Box 52-54
La Force, J. Clayburn: The Energy Crisis: The Moral Equivalent of Bamboozle, Original Paper 11, 1978 April.
Box 52-54
Mitchell, William C.: The Anatomy of Public Failure: A Public Choice Perspective, Original Paper 13, 1978 June.
Box 52-54
Gerhard, Anders, Gramm, W. Philip and Maurice, S. Charles: Does Resource Conservation Pay?, Original Paper 14, 1978 July.
Box 52-54
Baird, Charles A.: Unionism and the Public Sector, Original Paper 15, 1978 August.
Box 52-54
Sowell, Lino A.: The Supreme Court's Busing Decisions: A Study of Government by the Judiciary, Original Paper 16, 1978 September.
Box 52-54
McKenzie, Richard B.: Caution: Consumer Protection May Be Hazardous to Your Health, Original Paper 18, 1978 December.
Box 52-54
Sheridan, John H.: Pangratzio Clears the Air, Reprint Paper 9, 1979 January.
Box 52-54
Eckert, Ross D.: California Transportation Planning: Examining the Entrails, Original Paper 19, 1979 February.
Box 52-54
Demsetz, Harold: Social Responsibility in the Enterprise Economy, Reprint Paper 10, 1979 April.
Box 52-54
Bennett, James T. and Johnson, Manuel H.: Demographic Trends in Higher Education: Collective Bargaining and Forced Unionism?, Original Paper 20, 1979 May.
Box 52-54
Estes, Elliott M.: A Strategy for Alternative Fuels, Reprint Paper 11, 1979 June.
Box 52-54
Siegel, Barry N.:Thoughts on the Tax Revolt, Original Paper 21, 1979 June.
Box 52-54
McCulloch, Rachel: Economic and Political Issues in the New International Economic Order, Original Paper 22, 1979 July.
Box 52-54
Williams, Stephen F.: Pollution Control: Taxes Versus Regulation, Original Paper 23, 199 August.
Box 52-54
Beckmann, Petr: Access to Energy: A Selection of Brief Essays, Reprint Paper 12, 1979 September.
Box 52-54
Beckmann, Petr: Access to Energy: A Selection of Brief Essays, Reprint Paper 12, 1979 September.
Box 52-54
Ash, Roy L.: The Political World, Government Regulation, and Spending, Original Paper 24, 1979 October.
Box 52-54
Allen, William R.: Midnight Economist: Radio Essays, Original Paper 25, 1980 January.
Box 52-54
Stelzer, Irwin M.: Energy Policy: Capitalism Anyone, Original Paper 26, 1980 February.
Box 52-54
Hessen, Robert: Corporate Legitimacy and Social Responsibility, Reprint Paper 13, 1980 March.
Box 52-54
Hazlett, Thomas W.: The California Coastal Commission and the Economics of Environmentalism, Original Paper 27, 1980 May.
Box 52-54
Cobb, Joe: The Gasoline Rationing Myth, Reprint Paper 14, 1980 June.
Box 52-54
Allen, William R.: Midnight Economist: Radio Essays, Original Paper 28, 1980 July.
Box 52-54
Wriston, Walter B.: Risk and Other Four-Letter Words, Reprint Paper 15, 1980 August.
Box 52-54
Bethell, Tom: Treating Poverty: Wherein the Cure Gives Rise to the Disease, Reprint Paper 16, 1980 October.
Box 52-54
Klein, Lawrence R., Jordan, Jerry L., Johannes James M., Rasche, Robert H. and Wolman, William: Controlling Money: A Discussion, Original Paper 29, 1980 November.
Box 52-54
Allen, William R.: Midnight Economist: Broadcast Essays, Original Paper 30, 1981 January.
Box 52-54
Brinegar, Claude S.: America's Energy Policy in the 1980s: A Semi-Optimistic View, Original Paper 31, 1981 February.
Box 52-54
Hammond, J. Daniel: Credit Controls and Inflation, Original Paper 32, 1981 June.
Box 52-54
Allen, William R.: Midnight Economist: Broadcast Essays II, Original Paper 33, 1981 July.
Box 52-54
Berwick, Keith, Allen, William R., Scalapino, Robert A. and Kerby, Phil: The Lessons of History: Three Discussions, Original Paper 34, 1981 October.
Box 52-54
McKenzie, Richard B.: The Right to Close Down: The Political Battle Shifts to the States, Original Paper 35, 1982 January.
Box 52-54
Allen, William R.: Midnight Economist: Broadcast Essays III, Original Paper 36, 1982 January.
Box 52-54
Lee, Dwight R.: The Political Economy of Social Conflict, or Malice in Plunderland, Original Paper 36 [37], 1982 February.
Box 52-54
Meyer, Stephen A. and Rossana, Robert J.: Did the Tax Cut Really Cut Taxes? Reprint Paper 17, 1982 June.
Box 52-54
Allen, William R.: Midnight Economist: Broadcast Essays IV, Original Paper 38, 1982 July.
Box 52-54
Lee, Dwight R.: Environmental Versus Political Pollution, Original Paper 39, 1982 September.
Box 52-54
Roberts, Jr., Edwin A.: Reminiscences and Ruminations of an Infantryman in the Conservative Army, Original Paper 40, 1982 December.
Box 52-54
Allen, William R.: Midnight Economist: Radio Essays V, Original Paper 41, 1983 January.
Box 52-54
Siegan, Bernard H.: The Rise and Fall of Economic Due Process-When the Supreme Court Championed and then Curtailed Economic Freedom, Original Paper 42, 1983 February.
Box 52-54
Luttrell, Clifton B.: Down on the Farm with Uncle Sam, Original Paper 43, 1983 June.
Box 52-54
Allen, William R.: Midnight Economist: Radio Essays VI, Original Paper 41, 1983 July.
Box 52-54
Lee, Dwight R.: Inflation and Unemployment: The Case for Limiting Political Discretion, Original Paper 45, 1983 September.
Box 52-54
Campbell, Colin D.: Social Security's Financial Crises, Original Paper 46, 1983 October.
Box 52-54
Meckling, William H. and Jensen, Michael C.: Reflections on the Corporation as a Social Invention, Reprint Paper 18, 1983 November.
Box 52-54
Allen, William R.: Midnight Economist: Radio Essays VII, Original Paper 47, January 1984, 1984 January.
Box 52-54
Jensen, Michael: Corporate Control: Folklore vs. Science, Reprint Paper 19, 1984 June.
Box 52-54
1950 January.
Box 55-57
1951 February, March, August, September, October, November also: June-December, January.
Box 55-57
1952 January, March .
Box 55-57
Scope and Contents

Also January-December.

1953 January-July.
Box 55-57
1954 January-December.
Box 55-57
Scope and Contents

Also an April supplement.

1955 January-December.
Box 55-57
1956 January-December.
Box 55-57
1957 January-August.
Box 55-57
1959 February, April, June, July, August.
Box 55-57
1963 August-December.
Box 55-57
1964 January-December.
Box 55-57
1965 January, May-September.
Box 55-57
1966 January-December .
Box 55-57
Scope and Contents

Missing May.

1967 January and February.
Box 55-57
1972 May.
Box 55-57
Supplements, 1954 March, May, June.
Box 55-57
Vol. III, 1902-1903.
Box 58-65
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1903 July.
Box 58-65
1904 June.
Box 58-65
1905 July.
Box 58-65
1906 June.
Box 58-65
1906 July-1907 June.
Box 58-65
1907 July-1908 June.
Box 58-65
1908 July-1909 June.
Box 58-65
1917 November-December.
Box 58-65
1961 Winter.
Box 109
1887 April 30, May 14, May 21, June 25.
Box 66-67
5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/1, 6/3, 6/17, 6/24, 1905 May 6, 13, 20, 27, June 1, 3, 17, 24.
Box 66-67
1/6, 1/13, 1/20, 1/27, 2/10, 2/17, 2/24, 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, 3/31, 1906 January 6,13,20,27, February 10, 17, 24, March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31.
Box 66-67
1947 Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

All bound.

1948.
Box 66-67
1949 July-December.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1950 January-December.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1951.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1952.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1953.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1954.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1955.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1956 January; March-December.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1957 January-November.
Box 66-67
Scope and Contents

Bound.

1958 January-December.
Box 66-67
1959 January-September.
Box 66-67
Now called Mainstream, 1959 October-December.
Box 66-67
1960 January-December.
Box 66-67
1961 January-April; June-September; November-December.
Box 66-67
1962 January-December.
Box 66-67
1963 January-August.
Box 66-67
1937 April/June.
Box 109
#82: The CMEA 5-Year Plans (1981-1985) In a New Perspective.
Box 89-91
#84: The Soviet Economy After Brezhnev.
Box 89-91
#86: Economies of Eastern Europe and their Foreign Economic Relations.
Box 89-91
#87: The Soviet Economy: A New Course?.
Box 89-91
#88: The Economies of Eastern Europe Under Gorbachev's Influence.
Box 89-91
#89: Soviet Economic Reforms: Implementation Underway.
Box 89-91
#90: The Central and East European Economies in the 1990s: Prospects and Constraints.
Box 89-91
#91: The Soviet Economy Under Gorbachev.
Box 89-91
#92: External Economic Relations of the Central and East European Countries.
Box 89-91
#93: Economic Development in Cooperation Partner Countries from a Sectoral Perspective.
Box 89-91
#94: Privatization in NACC Countries.
Box 89-91
#95: Status of Economic Reforms in Cooperation Partner Countries in mid-1990s: Opportunities, Constraints, Security Implications.
Box 89-91
#96: Status of Economic Reforms in Cooperation Partner Countries in mid-1990s: The Social and Human Dimension.
Box 89-91
#97: Economic Developments and Reforms in Cooperation Partner Countries: External Economic Relations with Particular Focus on Regional Cooperation.
Box 89-91
1950 May-June.
Box 92
1951 May-June, circa 1952.
Box 92
1955-1956 Winter.
Box 92
1956 Spring, Summer, Fall.
Box 92
1957 Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall.
Box 92
1958 Winter, Spring, Summer.
Box 92
1952 January, May, August.
Box 93-94
1953 June-December.
Box 93-94
1954 January, March, June, October.
Box 93-94
1955 January, July, August, September, October, November, December.
Box 93-94
1956 January-November.
Box 93-94
1931 April.
Box 109
Volume II, 1940.
Box 95-102
Volume I and volume III, 1941 April.
Box 95-102
1942.
Box 95-102
1943.
Box 95-102
1944.
Box 95-102
Volume VIII, 1946.
Box 95-102
1948.
Box 95-102
1936 September, October.
Box 103
1937 January, April, May.
Box 103
1937 July, October.
Box 103
1984 Fall, Winter.
Box 104-105
1985 Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall.
Box 104-105
1986 Winter,Spring, Summer, Fall.
Box 104-105
1987 Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter.
Box 104-105
1988 Summer, Fall, Winter.
Box 104-105
1989 Spring.
Box 104-105
1990 Winter.
Box 104-105
1991 Summer.
Box 104-105
1993 Winter.
Box 104-105
1994 Spring, Summer.
Box 104-105
#9, 1966 December.
Box 106-108
#32, 1968 November.
Box 106-108
#38, #39, 1969 May, June.
Box 106-108
#48, #57, 1970 March, December.
Box 106-108
#58, #59, #60, #61, #62, #63, #64, 1971 January, March, April, May, July, July, October.
Box 106-108
#67, #68, #69, November, December.
Box 106-108
#70, #71, #72, #73, #74/#75, #76, #77, #78, #79, #80; Other issues some with different content, 1972 January, February, March, April, May-June, July, September, October, November.
Box 106-108
#9, 1968.
Box 106-108
#12, 1969 May-June.
Box 106-108
#17, #19-20, tribute to Che, 1970 March-April, July-October.
Box 106-108
#21-22, #23, #24, #25, #26, 1970 November-1971 February; 1971 March-April, May-June, July-August, September-October.
Box 106-108
#29-30, 1972 March-June.
Box 106-108

1969 Fall.
Box 110
1970 Fall.
Box 110
1971 January, March, April, Summer, Fall, December.
Box 110
1972 February, March, May, June, July, September, October.
Box 110
Scope and Contents

Includes 1 undated special issue.

1973 January, April, May, June, July, September, October.
Box 110
Scope and Contents

Includes 1 undated special issue.

1974 February, April, May, July.
Box 110
1975 April, May, June, September, October.
Box 110
Scope and Contents

Includes 2 undated special issues.

1976 January, February, March, May, June, August, November.
Box 110
Scope and Contents

Includes 2 undated special issues.

1977 April, May, July, October.
Box 110
Scope and Contents

Includes 3 undated special issues.

1978 February.
Box 110
1976 January-December.
Box 111-112
Scope and Contents

Missing March.

1977 January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.
Box 111-112
1978 January-December.
Box 111-112
1979 February, March, April, June, July, August, October, December.
Box 111-112
1980 January-December.
Box 111-112
1981 January-November/December.
Box 111-112
1982 January-December.
Box 111-112
1983 January/February-December.
Box 111-112
1984 January, February.
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1984 December; 1985 January, February, March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October, November, December.
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1986: January, February/March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December.
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1987 January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December.
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1991 March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December.
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1992 January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August.
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1978 April, May, June, August, September, October, December.
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1979 January, March, May, July, August, October, December.
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1980 February, March, May, July, October, December.
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1981 February, April, June, August, November.
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1982 January.
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Special issue: America at the Crossroads no. 68.
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Special issue: Whites: Let's Unite.
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1979 May, October, November, December.
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1980 January/February, March, April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December.
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1981 February/March, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December.
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1982 Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter.
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1983 Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter.
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1984 March/April.
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1985 July/August, September/October.
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1986 September/October, November/December.
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1987 January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August.
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1970 November-December.
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1974 June.
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1978 November, December.
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1979 January-December.
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1980 January-December.
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1981 January-December.
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1982 January-December.
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1983 January, April, May, June, July, August, September, October.
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1984 January, February, June, August.
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Supplement: Secret Kosher Tax Boosts Food Prices .
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Numbered issues: 300-327 (missing 305), 330-335, 341.

Numbered issues: 328-335, 341, 345-360.
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Supplement: Social Justice dealing with Father Coughlin.
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1967 September 1.
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1969 August/September, November/December.
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1970 January/February, March/April.
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1971 January/February, March/April, May, June, July, August, October/November, December.
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1972 January-June.
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1974 April-December.
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1975 January-December.
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1976 January, August/October.
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1977 January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December.
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1978 January-June, July/August, September/October, November/December.
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1979 January/February, March, April, May/June, July/August, November/December.
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1980 November/December.
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1981 January/February.
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1972-1973.
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Numbered issues: 100-106 (all have 2 copies), 107-109 (from 1981-1984?) parts of issues: 1972: August, September, October, July; 1973: January and February numbered issues: 100-106 (all have 2 copies), 107-109 (from 1981-1984?); parts of issues: 1972: August, September, October, July; 1973: January and February.

Toward Unity Against World Imperialism, 1969.
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Toward a Peace Ticket in 1968, 1967.
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End the Cold War!, 1962.
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Our Sights to the Future (JEHLOC), 1960.
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For a Meaningful Alternative, 1967.
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Your Stake in the 1960 Elections (JEHLOC), 1960.
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Peace Can be Won!, 1951.
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The Fight Against the Nixon-Agnew Road to Disaster (JEHLOC), 1970.
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The Only Choice: Peaceful Coexistence (JEHLOC), 1963.
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The Summit Failure: How Peace Can be Won, 1960.
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Negro Freedom is in the Interest of Every American, 1964.
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The U.S. in Today's World, 1961.
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Which Way USA 1964? The Communist View, 1964.
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Labor Key Force, 1966.
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The Working-Class Approach to Women's Liberation, 1970.
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How to Stop the Monopolies, 1979.
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The Working-Class Answer to the Deepening Crisis, 1979.
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Communism and Mankind's Bright Horizon (JEHLOC), 1965.
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Czechoslovakia at the Crossroads, 1968.
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Imperialist Rivalries and the World Struggle for Peace, 1968.
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Erosion of US Capitalism in the '70s.
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For a Radical Change: the Communist View (JEHLOC), 1966.
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Path to Revolution: the Communist Program (JEHLOC), 1968.
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Solutions, 1980.
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The Summit Failure: How Peace Can Be Won, 1960.
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The United States in Today's World: What the Communists Stand For (JEHLOC), 1961.
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Let the People Know, 1947.
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I Challenge the Un-Americans, 1947.
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Dennis, Eugene and Gates, John: What America Needs: A Communist View, 1956.
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The Case for the Communist Party, 1949.
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Scope and Contents

Introduction by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.

What America Faces: the new war danger and the struggle for peace, democracy, and economic security, 1946.
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Eugene Dennis Indicts the Wall Street Conspirators, 1948.
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The Communists Take a New Look, 1956.
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Is Communism Un-American? 9 Questions about the Communist Party Answered, 1947.
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21 Questions about War and Peace, 1950.
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Dangerous Thoughts: the case of the indicted twelve, 1948.
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Peace or War: the people against the warmakers, 1946.
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In Defense of Your Freedom: summation in the trial of the 11 Communist Leaders, 1949.
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America at the Crossroads: Postwar Problems and Communist Policy, 1945.
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Scope and Contents

With John Gates.

Language and War (JEHLOC), 1950.
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The Communists in the People's Front (JEHLOC), 1937.
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Zionism, 1936.
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The Results of the Elections and the People's Front, 1936.
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Report to the 8th Convention Communist Parties, 1934.
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The Meaning of the Palestine Partition, 1937.
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The Meaning of Social Fascism, 1933.
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Modern Resurrections and Miracles (JEHLOC), 1950.
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Coming Economic Crisis in America (JEHLOC), 1949.
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4 Letters Concerning the Peaceful Co-Existence of Capitalism and Socialism (JEHLOC), 1952.
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In Defense of Communism, 1949.
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A Postscript to the Discussion of Peaceful Co-Existence (JEHLOC), 1952.
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The Decline of the Left Wing of American Labor, 1948.
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Chinese Lessons for American Marxists (JEHLOC), 1949.
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Keynes, Foster and Marx: part II, Progress and Socialism (JEHLOC), 1950.
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The Miracle of Nov. 2nd (JEHLOC), 1948.
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Who are the Americans?, 1936.
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The Communist Party of the U.S.A., 1943.
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World Communism and U.S. Foreign Policy, 1948.
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Talks to America, 1937.
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The Road to Victory, 1941.
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The Most Peculiar Election, 1940.
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Policy For Victory, 1943.
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Unity for Peace and Democracy, 1939.
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The People's Road to Peace, 1940.
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Economics of Communism, 1939.
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Build the United People's Front, 1936.
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The Democratic Front (JEHLOC), 1938.
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Thompson, Robert: The Path of a Renegade: why E.B. was expelled from C.P., 1946.
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Earl Browder on the Soviet Union (JEHLOC), 1942.
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The Meaning of Macarthur: Letters to a Friend by E.B, 1951.
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Traitors in American History: Lessons of the Moscow Trials, 1938.
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Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley: The Man From Kansas: Earl Browder, 1941.
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Democracy or Fascism: E.B.'s Report to the 9th Convention of the C.P., 1936 June 24.
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The Path of Browder and Foster, 1941 March.
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Theory as a Guide to Action, 1939 January.
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New Steps in the United Front (JEHLOC), 1935 November.
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Report to the 10th National Convention of the C.P. of USA on Behalf of the Cental Comm. (JEHLOC), 1938 May 28.
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How Do We Raise the Question of a Labour Party?, 1935 February.
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Scope and Contents

With Jack Stachel.

Communism and Culture, 1941 August.
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The Road Ahead to Victory and Lasting Peace, 1944 June.
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The Communist Position in 1936 (JEHLOC), 1936 March 5.
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Scope and Contents

Speech broadcast.

Teheran and America: Perspectives and Tasks, 1944 January.
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George Dimitroff.
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Scope and Contents

Foreword by E.Browder. Bulgarian labor leader and Communist put on trial by Nazis for burning Reichstag building in Berlin

The 1940 Elections: How the People Can Win (JEHLOC), 1939 May.
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E.B. Says (JEHLOC), 1941 May.
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Scope and Contents

Selections on various topics compiled from his writings.

The People Against the War Makers.
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America's Decisive Battle (JEHLOC), 1945 March.
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Internationalism/Results of the 1940 Election (JEHLOC), 1940 November.
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The Meaning of Elections (JEHLOC), 1944 December.
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A Talk About the Communist Party, 1943 December.
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Socialism, War, and America, 1939 November.
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The Communist Party of the USA: its history, role, and organization, 1941 May.
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Religion and Communism , 1935 June and 1939 March.
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Why America is Interested in the Chinese Communists, 1945 April.
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Stop the War, 1939 November.
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Production for Victory, 1942 December.
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Moscow, Cairo, and Teheran, 1944 January.
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Lincoln and the Communists, 1936 February.
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Next Steps to Win the War in Spain, 1938 January.
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Scope and Contents

With Bill Lawrence.

Social and National Security, 1938 December.
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E.B. Takes His Case to the People, 1940 January.
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Concerted Action or Isolation: Which is the Road to Peace, 1938.
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Whose War is It?, 1939 September 29.
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Scope and Contents

Speech by E.B. at Town Hall, Philadelphia.

Gates, John: On Guard: Against Browderism, Titoism, Trotskyism, 1951 May.
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The Jewish People and the War, 1940 May.
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Study Guide and Outline for the People's Front.
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Socialism in America, 1960.
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America Speaks for E.B. (JEHLOC), 1941 November.
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Scope and Contents

Citizens' committee to free E.B.

Acceptance Speeches, 1928.
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Beware of the War Danger!, 1948.
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The Speedy Victory: the Second Front Now!, 1943.
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Quarantine the War Mongers, 1946.
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Scope and Contents

Hearst Collection.

Reaction Beats its War Drums , 1946.
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Scope and Contents

Hearst Collection.

Crime of El. Fanguito, 1948.
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Danger Signals for Organized Labor, 1953.
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Culture and the Crisis, 1932.
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The Rankin Witch Hunt, 1945.
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The Coal Miners: their problems in war and peace, 1945.
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Our Country Needs a Strong Communist Party (JEHLOC), 1946.
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The Present Situation and the Next Tasks (JEHLOC), 1945.
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Questions and Answers on the Piatakov-Radek Trial, 1937.
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Capitalism, Socialism and the War, 1940.
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The Menace of a New World War, 1946.
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Your Questions Answered, 1939.
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A Manual of Industrial Unionism, 1937.
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The US and the Soviet Union, 1940.
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The Fight Against Hitlerism, 1941.
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What Means a Strike Steel, 1937.
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Labor and the Marshall Plan, 1948.
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Defeat the Anti-Labor Smith Bill, 1952.
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Organizing Methods in the Steel Industry, 1936.
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Organized Labor and the Fascist Danger, 1947.
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Industrial Unionism, 1936.
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The Railroad Workers and the War, 1941.
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Problems of Organized Labor Today, 1946.
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The Soviet Union: Friend and Ally of the American People, 1941.
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23 Questions About the Communist Party, 1948.
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Fight Against Hunger, 1930.
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Roosevelt Heads for the War, 1940.
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Halt the Railroad Wage Cut, 1938.
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World Capitalism and World Socialism, 1941.
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The People and the Congress, 1943.
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Defend America by Smashing Hitlerism (JEHLOC), 1941.
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The Menace of American Imperialism (JEHLOC), 1945.
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The Crisis in the Socialist Party, 1936.
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In Defense of the Communist Party and the Indicted Leaders, 1949.
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Soviet Democracy & the War, 1943.
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Fight Against Hitlerism, 1941.
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Scope and Contents

With Robert Minor.

The USA and the USSR: War Allies and Friends, 1942.
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North, Joseph: William Z. Foster: An Appreciation (JEHLOC).
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Organized Labour Faces the New World, 1945.
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Smash Hitler's Spring Offensive Now! (JEHLOC), 1942.
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The Revolutionary Crisis of 1918-1921 in Germany, England, Italy and France, 1921.
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Party Building and Political Leadership.
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Scope and Contents

With Alex Bittelman, James Ford, Charles Krumbeir.

Railroad Workers Forward, 1937.
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Unionizing Steel, 1936.
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The Trade Unions and the War, 1942.
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The Steel Workers and the Fight for Labor's Rights, 1952.
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Danger Ahead for Organized Labor, 1948.
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Little Red Library #1: "Trade Unions in America".
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Labor and the War, 1942.
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Browder, Earl and Stachel, Jack: How do We Raise the Question of a Labour Party, 1935.
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A Manual of Industrial Unionism: Organizational Structures and Policies, 1937.
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Communism vs. Fascism, 1941.
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Scope and Contents

A reply to those who lump together the social systems of the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany.

The Soviet Trade Unions and Allied Labour Unity, 1943.
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What's What About the War, Questions and Answers, 1940.
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Halt the Railroad Wage Cut, 1938.
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The War Crisis: Questions and Answers, 1940.
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The Strike Situation and Organized Labor's Wage and Job Strategy, 1945.
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Socialism: the Road to Peace, Prosperity, and Freedom, 1941.
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The Meaning of the 9-Party Communist Conference (JEHLOC), 1947.
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Little Brothers of the Big Labour Fakers .
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Scope and Contents

Report of a speech against the conference for progressive labor action, made in New Star Casino, NY City, May 10, 1931.

Wrecking the Labour Banks, 1927.
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Historical Advance of World Socialism, 1960.
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Petersen, Arnold: Daniel DeLeon: Internationalist, 1944.
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Capitalism Means War, 1941.
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The Ballot and the Class Struggle, 1909.
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Scope and Contents

Women's suffrage.

Socialist Landmarks: a Program for Working Class Emancipation, 1952.
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Petersen, Arnold: DeLeonist Milestones, 1952.
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Petersen, Arnold: Daniel DeLeon: Disciplinarian, 1943.
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Abolition of Poverty, 1912.
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Socialist vs Capitalist Economics, 1963.
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Scope and Contents

Marx on Mallock.

"Socialism vs "Individualism": Debate DeLeon vs Carmody, 1912.
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Daniel DeLeon: the Man and His Work, 1919.
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Industrial Unionism: Selected Editorials, 1920.
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Reform or Revolution, 1933.
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Petersen, Arnold: Daniel DeLeon: Social Scientist, 1945.
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Raisky, L.G.: The Struggle Against Opportunism-an appraisal of Daniel DeLeon, 1932.
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Petersen, Arnold: DeLeon: the Uncompromising, 1939.
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Socialist Reconstruction of Society, 1930.
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Scope and Contents

Address given in 1905.

Socialism vs Anarchism, 1901.
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Evolution of a Liberal: From Reform to Reaction, 1926.
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As to Politics, 1907.
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What Means this Strike , 1935.
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Scope and Contents

Address given 1898.

Two Pages from Roman History , 1903.
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Capitalism vs Socialism, 1915, 1969.
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A Socialist in Congress: His Conduct and Responsibilities, 1912.
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The Vatican in Politics. Ultramontanism: the Roman Catholic Political Machine in Action, 1928.
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Americanism, early 1900s.
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O. Piatnitsky: The Bolshevization of the Communist Parties, late 1930s.
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Guide to the XII Plenum (JEHLOC).
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Scope and Contents

Handbook for Propagandists.

O. Kuusinen: Prepare for Power.
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15 Years of Communist International, 1934.
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The War in the Far East and the Tasks of the Communists in the Struggle Against Imperialist War and Military Intervention: Report of Comrade Okano.
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Program of the Communist International, 1929.
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The Struggle Against Imperialist War and the Tasks of the Communists, 1928.
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13th Plenum: Theses and Decisions, Draft Resolutions, 1934.
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D.Z. Manuilsky: 13th Plenum: Revolutionary Crisis, Fascism and War, 1934.
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O. Piatnitsky: 13th Plenum: The Communist Parties in the Fight for the Masses , 1934.
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Dimitroff: Working Unity-Bulwark Against Fascism, 1935.
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D.Z. Manuilsky: The USSR and the World Proletariat, 1932.
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O. Piatnitsky: The 21 Conditions of Admission Into the Communist International, 1934.
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Dimitroff: The United Front Against Fascism and War , 1935.
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Theses and Revolutions adopted at the 3rd World Congress, 1921.
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Main Political Resolution adopted by the 16th Nat'l Convention of the CPUSA, 1957.
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Gus Hall: Path to Revolution: the Communist Program, 1968.
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Andrew Stevens: New Opportunities in the Fight for Peace & Democracy, 1953.
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Draft: Main Political Resolution-an assessment and a projection, 1969 January.
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C.A. Hathaway and Sam Don: Why a Workers' Daily Press?, late 1910s-early 1920s.
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How to Become a Better Communist: Tasks and responsibilites of seamen's branch members (JEHLOC).
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Herbert Aptheker: Communism: menace or promise? The speech they banned, 1963.
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George Morris: The Red Baiting Racket and How it Works, 1947.
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Workers Party of America: Program and Constitution, 1921 December 24-26.
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Imperialism, Superprofits, and the Bribery of the U.S. "Anti Revisionist Communist Movement", 1979.
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Bay Area Communist Union: Marxism-Leninism Mao Tse-Tung Thought/Resolutions of our 4th General Meeting, 1977 July.
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Naft, Stephen: 100 Questions to the Communists, 1939.
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Hudson, Roy: Who are the Reds, 1937.
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Documents from the Founding Congress of the Communist Party (Marxist-Leninst), 1977.
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Wolfe, Bertram: The Trotsky Opposition: its significance for American Workers, 1928.
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Philadelphia Workers Organizing Committee: Trade Union Question: A Communist Approach to Stategy, Tactics, and Program, 1977.
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Primer of the Sino-Soviet Conflict: Dictionary of Dissensions in the Communist Camp, 1963.
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New Programme and New Constitution of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, 1981.
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Bittelman, Alex: The Communist Party in Action (JEHLOC), 1932.
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The Party Organization.
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Scope and Contents

Introduction by Jay Lovestone.

Casey, James: Crisis in the Communist Party.
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Bittelman, Alex: Milestones in the History of the Communist Party, 1937.
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A Handbook for Club Officers (in outline form), 1946 June 10.
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Toward Revolutionary Mass Work, 1932.
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Where Do We Go From Here "Americus" (JEHLOC), 1948 November 6.
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Who Ruptured Our Duck? What's the Deal for Veterans?.
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Manual for Community Club Leaders, 1944.
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Johnson, Tom: The Reds in Dixie, 1935.
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America's First Red Mayor in Action, 1933.
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Minor, Robert: Invitation to Join the Communist Party, 1943.
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Communists and National Unity, 1944.
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The American Legion and the Communists Discuss Democracy, 1938.
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Bittelman, Alex: The C.P. in Action, 1937.
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Bittelman, Alex: Problems of Party Building, 1937.
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Goldway, David: CPA=Communist Political Association (JEHLOC).
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New Programme of the CPUSA--People vs Corporate Power, 1982.
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Browder, Earl; Dennis, Eugene; Hudson Roy: Shall the C.P. Change Its Name, 1944.
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Winston, Henry: Build the C.P.: party of the working class, 1969.
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Minor, Robert: The Heritage of the Communist Political Association, 1944.
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Stages in the History of the C.P.-a political review, 1943.
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Lightfoot, Claude: Challenge of the '56 Elections, 1956.
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Communist Election Program Against: hunger, wage cuts, speed-up & war, 1931.
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The Way Out: a Program for American Labor, 1934.
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Parker, Alex: Organizing the Party for Victory Over Reaction, 1953.
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Resolutions of the 10th Convention of the CPUSA, 1938.
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Why Every Worker Should Join the Communist Party, early 1900s-1920s.
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Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley: Meet the Communists, 1946.
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Complete Text of the Declaration of 12 Communists and Workers Parties, 1957.
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The Constitution and By-Laws of the CPUSA, 1938.
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Constitution of the CPUSA, 1948, 1957.
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Bittelman, Alex: 15 Years of the Communist Party (JEHLOC), 1934.
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War and the 4th International, 1934.
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Workers Party of America: The 4th National Convention , 1925.
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Jenks, M.: The Communist Nucleus--what it is, how it works (JEHLOC).
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Olgin, M.J.: Why Communism? Plain Talks on Vital Problems, 1935.
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Constitution of the CPUSA (JEHLOC), circa 1940.
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The Philosophy of Communism, 1963.
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Soviet Leaders Speak for Communism and Peace, 1952.
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Gannett, Betty: The Communist Program and the Fight for Jobs, Peace, Equal Rights, Democracy, 1954.
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What You Should Know About the Communists (JEHLOC), 1947.
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Gannett, Betty: The Communist Party and You, 1946.
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Pettis, Perry: The Communist Party: vanguard fighter for peace, democracy, security, socialism, 1953.
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Romor, I.: 10 Years of the Communist International, 1929.
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Ming, Wang: The Revolutionary Movement in the Colonial Countries, 1935.
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Pieck, W.: Freedom, Peace and Bread , 1935.
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The People's Front in France, 1935.
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Program of the Communist International , 1936.
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Capitalist Stabilization has Ended, 1932.
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Ercoli, M.: The Fight for Peace (JEHLOC), 1935.
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Manuisky, D.Z.: The Work of the 7th Congress (JEHLOC), 1936.
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On the Road to Bolshevization, 1929.
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C.P. 20th National Congress: Resolutions and Proceedings (JEHLOC).
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Resolutions: 7th Congress of the Communist Int'l , 1935.
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Scope and Contents

Includes closing speech of G. Dimitroff.

XI Plenum of the Executive Committee of the Communist Int'l.
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The Revolutionary Movement in the Colonies, 1928.
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Small S.: Civil Liberties in the USA: short history of the origin and defense of the Bill of Rights., 1930s or 1940s.
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Nemo: From the First World War to the Second, 1934.
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Mani, Charles: Stalin's Thought Illuminates Problems of Negro Freedom Struggle, 1953.
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Mahan, Lawrence: Who are the Foreign Agents, 1948.
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Rochester, Anna: Farmers and the War, 1943.
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Dimitroff, Gerogi: To Defend Assasins is to help Fascism, 1937.
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Lang, P.: Trotskyism and Fascism, 1937.
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Bittelman, Alex: How to Win Social Justice: Can Loughlin and Lemke Do It?, 1936.
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Molotov, V.M.: Soviet Foreign Policy: Meaning of the War in Finland, 1940.
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Litvinoff, M.M.: The USSR and the League of Nations, 1934.
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Dunne, Wm. F.: The Supreme Court's Challenge to Labour, 1935.
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Kun, Bela: The Most Burning Question: Unity of Action, 1934.
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Bittelman, Alex and Jerome, V.J.: Leninism: the only Marxism today-a discussion of the characteristics of declining capitalism, 1934.
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Dimitroff, Georgi: The Guarantee of Victory, 1938.
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Dimitroff Accuses, 1933 December 12.
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Scope and Contents

Speech of Dimitroff in Supreme Court Session, Leipzig.

Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley: Debs, Haywood, Ruthenberg, 1939.
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How to Organize Mass Meetings , 1939.
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Scope and Contents

Organizational-Educational Commission, National Committee of the CPUSA.

Hall, Rob Fowler: This 4th of July 1776-1939, 1939.
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Max, Alan: What Do You Read, 1941.
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Dennis, Eugene: Memo: Open Letter to All Members of the C.P. (JEHLOC).
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Yarolslavsky, E.: The Meaning of the Soviet Trials , 1938.
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Scope and Contents

Introduction by William Foster.

Bardi, Gino: Are We Aryans?, 1939.
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Darcy, Sam: An Eye-Witness at the Wreckers Trial, 1937.
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Gerhart Eisler: My Side of the Story , 1947.
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Scope and Contents

Statement newspapers refused to print.

Winston, Henry: New Colonialism U.S. Style, 1965.
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Hirsch, Carl: Public Enemies in Public Office, 1951.
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Minor, Robert: The Year of the Great Decision 1942, 1942.
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Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Speaks to the Court , 1952.
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Mandel vs McCarthy: Senate hearing, 1953.
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Lawson, Elizabeth: The Reign of Witches, 1952.
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Logan, Mark and Douglas, Sam: The Anatomy of McCarthyism, 1953.
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Garlin, Sender: Red Tape and Barbed Wire, 1952.
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Wilson, Walter: The Militia: Friend or Foe of Liberty, 1935.
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Don't Look the Other Way! The McCaran Law is Aimed at You, Too!.
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"A Fateful Moment in Our History:" Dissenting Opinion of Hugo Black in McCarran Act.
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Trumbo, Dalton: The Devil in the Book, 1956.
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Flynn, Helen Gurley: Communists and the People , 1953.
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Ben Davis on the McCarran Act at the Harvard Law Forum.
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Green, Abner: The Walter McCarran Law: Police State Terror Against Foreign Born Americans, 1953.
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Mandel, William: Man Bites Dog , 1952.
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Scope and Contents

Report of an unusual hearing before the McCarran committee.

Howard, Milton: McCarthyism & the Big Lie, 1953.
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Gerson, Simon: Either the Constitution or the Mundt Bill: America can't have both, 1950.
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Trumbo, Dalton: The Time of the Toad.
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America's Thought Police , 1947.
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Scope and Contents

Record of the Un-American Activities Committee.

Kahn, Albert (edited by): McCarthy on Trial, 1954.
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Pettis Perry Speaks to the Court, 1952.
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Abt, John: The People vs McCarthyism: Case Against the McCarran Act, 1953.
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I Do Not Think the Court's Action Can Be Justified .
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Dissenting opinion of Earl Warren on McCarran Act.

Hey, Brother--there's a law against you! .
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An analysis of the Mundt-Nixon bill.

Green, Abner: In the Shadow of Liberty--the Inhumanity of the Walter-McCarran Law, 1954.
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The Walter-McCarran Law: extracts from testimony before President's Commission on Immigration and Naturalization.
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The McCarran Conspiracy Against the Bill of Rights, 1951.
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Finney, Guy W.: The 2 Faces of Richard Nixon.
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Flynn, Helen Gurley: The Plot to Gag America (JEHLOC), 1950.
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We Accuse McCarthyism, 1954.
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Freedom or Enforced Conformity: the Supreme Court Revison of the Smith/McCarran Acts.
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The American Legion Firing Line, 1958 Apr 15.
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The Militarization of America, 1948.
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Smith Act Bulletin,Winter 1958-1959: Can the Smith Act be Nullified in 1959?.
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Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley: Freedom Begins at Home (JEHLOC), 1961.
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American Interests in the Middle East (JEHLOC), 1969.
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Grand Jury Charges: USA vs various Communist Leaders.
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End Exile!.
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Committee for protection of the foreign-born.

Weinstock, Louis, working painter--frame-up victim: Smith Act: a threat to labor.
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Morgan, Dwight: The Foreign-Born in the United States.
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15th National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1920.
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16th National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1924.
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22nd National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1949.
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23rd National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1952.
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24th National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1956.
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25th National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1960.
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26th National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1964.
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27th National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1968.
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28th National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1972.
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29th National Convention of the Socialist Labor Party, 1976.
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The Intelligent Voter's Guide: official 1928 Campaign Handbook of the Socialist Party.
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A Plan for America: 1932 Campaign Handbook of the Socialist Party.
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Becker, William: Plan for America, 1949.
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Hillquit, Morris: Present-Day Socialism, 1920s.
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Inscription on title page.

Simons, A.M.: Wasting Human Life, 1920s.
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Hunter, Robert: Labor in Politics, 1915.
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Petersen, Arnold: Marxism vs Soviet Despotism, 1964.
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Petersen, Arnold: Reviling the Great, 1949.
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Bang, Gustav (translated by Arnold Petersen): Crises in European History, 1964.
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Porter, Paul: America for All: the Commomwealth Plan, 1934.
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1944 Socialist Platform: Freedom for All.
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Socialist Party: Nationalisation, 1951.
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Kautsky, Karl (translated and adapted by Daniel DeLeon): The Class Struggle, 1911.
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Despotism on the March, 1950s.
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Petersen, Arnold: Constitution of the US: Founding of the Bourgeois Republic, 1963.
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Socialism: questions most frequently asked and their answers, 1967.
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Petersen, Arnold: High Cost of Living, 1960.
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Manifesto on War: Decay and Corruption of Int'l Capitalism, 1937.
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Petersen, Arnold: Proletarian Democracy vs Dictatorships and Despotism, 1955.
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Hass, Eric: Stalinist Imperialism, 1948.
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Hass, Eric: The Reactionary Right: Incipient Fascism, 1966.
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Petersen, Arnold: Democracy: Past, Present and Future, circa 1940.
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Published 1971.

Marx, Karl and De Leon, Daniel: The Gotha Program and Did Marx Err?, circa 1922.
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Published 1963.

Petersen, Arnold: War--Why?, 1962.
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Lafargue, Paul: Karl Marx, circa 1926.
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Published 1962.

Hass, Eric: John L. Lewis Exposed!, 1938.
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Petersen, Arnold: Socialism-the World of Tomorrow, 1939.
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Petersen, Arnold: From Reform to Bayonets, 1941.
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Published 1964.

Petersen, Arnold: The Truth About Inflation-Inflation of Prices or Deflation of Labor, 1942 (1966).
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Workers of the World Unite! Declaration on the Dissolution of the Communist Int'l, Adopted on May 27, 1943.
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Hass, Eric: The Americanism of Socialism, 1941 (1967).
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Petersen, Arnold: Socialism and Human Nature, 1942 (1962).
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Petersen, Arnold: W.Z. Foster: Renegade or Spy?, 1935.
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Petersen, Arnold: Bourgeois Socialism: Its Rise and Collapse in America, 1963.
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The saga of the Reformist "Socialist" Party.

Panken, Jacob: Socialism For America.
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Young Peoples Socialist League of America--6th Convention, 1932 Jul 22-24.
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Fischer, Ernst: What is Socialism?, 1940.
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Magil, A.B.: Socialism: What's in it for you, 1946.
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Turner, James: Socialism Marches on in the Soviet Union, 1937.
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Myers, Robin: America Arms the Schools, 1937.
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Rudek, Karl: The Architect of Socialist Society, 1935.
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State constitution of the socialist party of the state of N.Y.: The Socialist Party , early 1900s.
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The Militant Socialist International, 1935.
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Fromm, Erich: Let Man Prevail: Socialist Manifesto and program, 1962.
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Harrington, Michael: Why We Need Socialism in America, 1970.
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The Death Agony of Capitalism and the Tasks of the 4th International.
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Debate: Which Road for American Workers, Socialist or Communist? (Norman Thomas vs Earl Browder) , 1936.
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Spiro, George: There are Traitors to Socialism in Our Midst, 1969.
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Wentworth, Franklin: The Pride of Intellect, early 1900s.
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Socialism and You, 1959.
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Toward a Militant Program for the Socialist Party of America, 1934.
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The Communist Party at the Crossroads: towards Democratic Socialism or Back to Stalinism, 1957.
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Socialist Party N.Y. County, early 1900s.
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DuBois, Dr. W.E.B.: Socialism Today.
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Burros, Robert J.: Socialist-Communist Road to Peace and Plenty, 1961.
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Kautsky, Karl: The Road to Power, 1909.
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Draft for a Program for the Socialist Party of the U.S., 1935.
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Only Victorious Socialist Revolutions Can Prevent the 3rd World War, 1946.
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Thomas, Norman: The Socialist Cure for a Sick Society, 1932.
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Price, M. Philips: The Old Order in Europe and the New Order in Russia, Adopted on May 27, 1943.
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Constitution and By-Laws of Local Schnectady Socialist Party, 1914.
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Ameringer, Oscar: Socialism: what it is and how to get it, 1911.
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The Struggle Against White Chauvinism (JEHLOC), 1949.
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New Evidence in the Rosenberg Case, 1953 or 1954.
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White, Paul: Zionism and the Left: How Socialist Fight and the Socialist Organiser Alliance Made Their Peace with Zionism , 1985-1986.
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Scope and Contents

A Workers Revolution pamphlet.

Sayers, Michael and Kahn, Albert E.: The Great Conspiracy Against Russia, 1946.
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Alexander, Robert J.: "Splinter Groups in American Radical Politics". Social Research: an Int'l Quarterly on Political and Social Science, vol. 20, 1953.
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Contempt of Congress: The Trial of Earl Browder, 1951.
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Published by E. Browder.

Aptheker, Herbert: On the Nature of Freedom: the Marxist View, 1960.
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Labor Research Association: Wages and Profits in Wartime, 1941.
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Clark, Joseph C.: We, the People, 1937.
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Lafargue, Paul: The Right to be Lazy, 1983.
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Progressive Labor Party Pamphlet: Build a Base in the Working Class, 1969.
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Luxemburg, Rosa: Letters from Prison, 1946.
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Cacchione, Peter V.: Wall Street on the Warpath, 1947.
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"Eric": Political Economy Illustrated, 1956.
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The Supreme Court on the Bridges Case: Concurring Opinion of Justice Frank Murphy, 1945.
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Magdoff, Harry: Problems of U.S. Capitalism, 1965.
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Friedman, Robert: How's Your Health? Robert Friedman , 1947.
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Scope and Contents

Fight for a national health program.

Konecky, Eugene: Monopoly Steals from the People (JEHLOC), 1946.
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Cameron, Donald A.: Chemical Warfare, 1930.
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Quin, Mike: The Enemy Within, 1941.
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Fine, Nathan: The Collapse of the Seabury Investigation, 1932.
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Laidler, Harry W.: How America Lives , 1924.
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Scope and Contents

League for Ind. Democracy.

Burnham, Grace M.: Social Insurance, 1931.
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Your Vote Decides! United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America.
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Allen, James S.: The Cartel System (JEHLOC), 1946.
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Nearing, Scott: The Debs Decision, 1919.
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Steve Nelson: a Tribute by 14 Famous Authors.
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Lumer, Hyman: Disarmament and the American Economy, 1960.
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Report to the 17th National Convention of the CPUSA.

Fischer, Ernst: For or Against the United Front?, 1936.
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AFL-CIO: GE Propaganda: a Study in Deception (JEHLOC), 1960s.
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Simons, A.M.: Class Struggles in America, 1903.
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Trotsky, Leon: The Soviet Union and the 4th International: Class Nature of the Soviet State, 1934.
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Taishoff, Eugene: Bolshevik Revolution 1917-1967, 1967.
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Terror in Russia? Two Views: Upton Sinclair/Eugene Lyons, 1938.
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Statements on the Founding of the League of Revolutionary Struggle (Marxist-Leninist), 1978.
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Thompson, Robert: On the Communist Party (JEHLOC), 1950s.
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American Labor Party: What are you going to do about it in '48? if they keep slamming the door in your face .
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Scope and Contents

(American Labor Party 1947-48)

Garlin, Sender: The Real Rickenbacker, 1943.
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Trachtenberg, Alexander: The History of May Day, 1936, 1947.
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The Constitution of the U.S. with the Amendments Also, the decline of independence by Earl Browder, 1937.
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Bowers, Claude G., Browder, Earl, Franklin, Francis: The Heritage of Jefferson (JEHLOC), 1943.
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Fast, Howard: May Day 1947 (JEHLOC).
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Boyer, Richard O.: Hold High the Torch, 1951.
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Slaughter, Cliff: Lenin on Dialectics, 1963.
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Weiss, Max: What Price Profits, 1947.
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Allen, James S.: The U.S. and the Common Market: Marxist View of the New "Free Trade" Policy, 1962.
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Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley: The 12 and You: What Happens to Democracy is Your Busines too!, 1948.
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Dialectics: Marxist Literary Journal #6, 1938.
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Winston, Henry: What it Means to be a Communist, 1951.
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Trotsky, Leon: The Communist Manifesto Today, 1937.
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Statement of 81 Communist and Workers Parties (JEHLOC), 1960.
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Thompson, E.P.: The Struggle for a Free Press, 1952.
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The Ideological Struggle in the American Left, 1963.
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Montes, Luis: Bananas , 1933.
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Bittelman, Alexander: Parties and Issues in the Election Campaign, circa 1930s.
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Kahn, Albert E.: Vengeance on the Young: Story of the Smith Act children (JEHLOC), 1952.
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Jerome, V.J.: Grasp the Weapon of Culture, 1951.
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Gordon, Ernest: Brewers and Billionaires Conspire Against the Working Classes , 1930.
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Scope and Contents

Secret of the present propaganda against the 18th amendment.

North, Joseph: Verdict Against Freedom: Your Stake in the Communist Trial, 1949.
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Kahn, Albert: Treason in Congress: Record of the Un-American Activities Committee, 1948.
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"Not Guilty:" the case of Claude Lightfoot, 1955.
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Garlin, Sender: The Truth about Readers Digest, 1943.
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Potamkin, Harry Alan: The Eyes of the Movie, 1934.
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Kahn, Albert E.: The Crime Against Jean Field (JEHLOC), 1952.
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Foster, William Z., Duclos, Jacques, Dennis, Eugene, and Williamson, John: Marxism-Leninism vs Revisionism, 1946.
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Trachtenberg, Alexander: The Heritage of Gene Debs, 1930.
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Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley: Debs and Dennis: Fighters for Peace (JEHLOC), 1950.
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Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley: Stool-Pigeon (JEHLOC), 1949.
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Low Cost Protection: Greater Security in the IWO, 1945.
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The Big Plot: Proof of the Justice Dept's plan to jail 21,105 Americans, , 1949.
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Scope and Contents

Published by the nat'l Non-Partisan Committee.

Pickard, Walt: Burlington Dynamite Plot published by Int'l Labor Defense (JEHLOC), late 1930s-early 1940s.
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Why are We in Prison: Farewell Speeches of the 18 SWP and 544-CIO Minneapolis Prisoners, 1944.
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Manzon, Maximo C.: The Strange Case of the Filipinos in the United States, 1938.
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Lapin, Adam: The Nation's Biggest Racket, 1952.
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Huberman, Leo: Citizenship for Harry Bridges-Production Soldier, 1942.
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Dennen, Leon: White Guard Terrorists in the USA, 1930s.
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Berenberg, David P.: We the People, 1934.
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Lumer, Human: The Professional Informer , 1955.
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Uranov, S.: Espionage: foreign secret service recruiting methods against the Soviet Union, 1937.
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Bukarin, N.: Culture in 2 Worlds, 1934.
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O'Neal, James: Sabotage or Socialism vs Syndicalism, 1913.
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A Confession of Faith: We State Our Case to the Legislative Committee (JEHLOC), 1937.
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Scope and Contents

Published by Communist Party of Massachusettes.

Morris, George: How Wall Street Picks Your Pocket, 1946.
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Western Hemisphere Labor-United for Victory: North and South of the Border .
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Goldsmith, Len: Ideas Behind Bars , early 1950s.
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Scope and Contents

Story of the frameup of 140,000,000 Americans.

Williams, Albert Rhys: The Bolsheviks and the Soviets, 1919.
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8 Men Buried Alive: the Centralia Case Calls to Every Decent Man and Woman in the State of Washington to Act Quickly (JEHLOC).
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Tyler, August: The United Front, 1933.
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They Gave Their Lives for the Cause , 1965.
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Scope and Contents

Profiles of Communists.

Boyer, Richard O.: If This Be Treason, 1948.
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Labor Research Association: Arsenal of Facts, 1938.
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Encyclical Letter of His Holiness Pope Leo XIII on the Condition of the Working Classes.
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The Red & the Black: the Church in the Communist State (JEHLOC), 1953.
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Encyclical Letter of Pope Pius XI on Atheistic Communism.
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Michel, A.: Religious Problems in a Country Under Communist Rule.
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Sheen, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Fulton, J.: Communism: Answers Questions of a Communist.
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Feely, Raymond T.: Communism and Morals, 1935.
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Russian Christians on Trial.
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Goff, Kenneth: The Long Arm of Stalin, 1952.
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Termites of the Cross, Parts 1-4, 1959.
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Trials in the Ukraine, 1973.
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Ukrainian Women in Soviet Prisons, 1975.
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Voronaeff, Paul: Russia's War Against Christians, 1968.
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Wurmbrand, Rev. Richard: Today's Martyred Church: Tortured for Christ .
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Parsons, Howard: Christianity in the Soviet Union, 1972.
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Henson, Francis, Van Dusen, Henry and Hook, Sidney: Christianity and Marxism, 1934.
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Schwarz, Dr. Fred: The Christian Answer to Communism (JEHLOC), 1959.
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Lehmann, L.H.: Vatican Policy in the 2nd World War , 1945.
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Lehmann, L.H.: Behind the Dictators (JEHLOC), 1942.
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The Ukrainian Helsinki Group: 5 Years of Struggle in Defense of Rights, 1981.
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Information Bulletin No. 1, 1978.
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Soviet Persecution of Religion in Ukraine, 1976.
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Three Philosophers: Political Prisoners in the Soviet Union, 1976.
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Women's Voices from Soviet Labor Camps, 1975.
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An Interview with Political Prisoners in a Soviet Perm Camp, 1975.
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Soviet and Communist Attitudes Toward Islam.
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Ashbrook, John E.: Are the Communists Using Our Churches (JEHLOC), 1962.
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Walsh, Edmund A.: Why Pope Pius XI Asked Prayers for Russia on March 19, 1930, 1930.
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Moody, Joseph N.: Why are Jews Persecuted?, 1938.
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Bittelman, Alexander: Program for Survival, 1947.
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Bittelman, Alexander: Jewish Unity for Victory, 1943.
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Anti-Semitism: a threat to democracy (JEHLOC), 1939.
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Novick, Paul & Budish, J.M.: Jews in the Soviet Union: citizens and builders (JEHLOC), 1948.
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Almazov, A.: Ten Years of Biro-Bidzan (JEHLOC), 1938.
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Soltin, J.: The Struggle Against Anti-Semitism, 1938.
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Gallacher, William and Browder, Earl: Anti-Semitism: what it means and how to combat it, 1943.
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Aptheker, Herbert: The Fraud of "Soviet Anti-Semitism", 1962.
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Miller, Moses: Soviet "Anti-Semitism"--The Big Lie.
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Arnold, John and Harris, Leon: It's Happening in N.Y.--Anti-Semitism Must Be Stopped (JEHLOC).
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Wise, James Waterman: An Open Letter to my Fellow Jews, 1938.
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Suller, Chaim: What Price Silence? The UltraRight and War Criminals in the U.S., 1964.
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Lumer, Hyman: "Soviet Anti-Semitism": A Cold War Myth, 1964.
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O'Connor, Tom: The Truth About Anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union (JEHLOC), 1949.
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Jews in Action: 5 Years of the Jewish Peoples Committee.
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Goldner, Sanford: The Jewish People & the Fight for Negro Rights, 1953.
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Novick, P.: Jews in the USA, 1960.
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Jewish Identity: Dialogue with Jewish Youth, 1967.
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Ausubel, Nathan: Jewish Culture in America, 1948.
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Furst, Peter: The Jews of Eastern Europe.
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Bittelman, Alexander: To Secure Jewish Rights: the Communist Position, 1948.
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The Jewish Case Against Hitler: This Must Stop!.
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Jews Against Communism, 1950.
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Hitlerism and the American Jewish Congress: A Confidential Record of Activities.
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American Jewish Congress 1938: What it is and what it does.
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Cohen, J.: Towards Fair Play for Jewish Workers, 1938.
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Aronson, Gregor: Soviet Russia and the Jews, 1949.
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Schappes, Morris: Problems of Jewish Culture, 1950.
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Pickney, George: Jewish "Anti-Communism", 1956.
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Wiernik, Yankel: A Year in Treblinka: Escaped inmate tells his story.
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Hypocrisy , 1938 September-October.
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Scope and Contents

Cover: Solved! The Jewish Problem.

Trotsky, Leon: On the Jewish Question, 1970.
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Horwath, Edmund J.: Why Anti-Semitism?, 1940.
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Brumberg, Joseph and Abraham: Sovyetish Heymland: An Analysis.
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Russia: Who Kills Whom?, 1955.
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Bigotry in Action: Organized Anti-Semitism in the US Today (JEHLOC), 1961.
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Jerome, V.J.: The Negro in Hollywood Films , 1952.
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Perry, Pettis: The Party of Negro and White, 1953.
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Lightfoot, Claude: Black Power and Liberation: a Communist View, 1967.
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Bush, Bonnie and Maxwell, Lucia Ramsey Maxwell: The Negro Angle and the 5-Year Plan, 1931.
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Jones, Claudia: An End to the Neglect of the Problems of the Negro Woman, 1949.
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Lightfoot, Claude: The Negro Question in the USA, 1960.
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Burnham, Louis E.: Smash the Chains.
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Winston, Henry: Negro-White Unity, 1967.
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Perry, Pettis: Negro Representation, 1952.
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Jackson, James: The South's New Challenge, 1957.
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The Negro and Defense, 1941.
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Aptheker, Herbert: The Labor Movement in the South During Slavery.
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Bradley, Hugh: Next Step in the Struggle for Negro Freedom, 1953.
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Aptheker, Herbert: America's Racist Laws: weapon of national oppression , 1951.
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Aptheker, Herbert and Jackson, James: Riding to Freedom, 1961.
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The Negro and the US Army.
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Citron, Alice: "Best of the Best": to Harlem mothers, 1950.
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Police Brutality: Lynching Northern Style, 1947.
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Two Speeches of Malcolm X (JEHLOC), 1965.
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The Case of Claude Lightfoot.
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Davis, W. Jefferson: Racial Chaos and Criminal Anarchy...the prelude to Black Revolution (JEHLOC).
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Crockett, George: Freedom is Everybody's Job!, 1949.
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Winston, Henry: Black Americans and the Middle East Conflict, 1970.
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Black Marines Against the Brass (JEHLOC), 1969.
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Jackson, Esther Cooper: This is My Husband, 1953.
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Is the NAACP Subversive?, 1963.
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Jackson, James: The Meaning of Black Power, 1966.
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Lightfoot, Claude: The Civil War and Black Liberation Today, 1969.
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The Communist Position on the Negro Question, 1947.
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Patterson, William: Ben Davis: Crusader for Negro Freedom and Socialism , 1967.
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Williams, Robert: Listen, Brother!, 1968.
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Jackson, James: Three Brave Men, 1963.
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McGowan, Rev. Edward: In Defense of Negro Leadership, 1953.
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Patterson, William: In Honor of Paul Robeson.
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Jones, Claudia: Ben Davis: Fighter for Freedom, 1954.
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Aptheker, Herbert: The Negro Today, 1962.
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A Petition to the UN on Behalf of the 13 million oppressed Negro Citizens of the USA, 1946.
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Brown, Lloyd: Lift Every Voice for Paul Robeson.
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Scope and Contents

Robeson denied passport.

Robeson, Paul: The Negro People and the Soviet Union (JEHLOC), 1950.
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Jackson, James E.: Some Aspects of the Negro Question in the U.S., 1959.
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Scope and Contents

Reprinted from World Marxist Review.

Breitman, George: The Real Potential of the Negro Struggle: How a Minority Can Change Society, 1964.
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Haywood, Harry: The Road to Negro Liberation , 1934 June.
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Report to the 8th convention of the C.P. of USA.

Winston, Henry; Hall, Gus; Lightfoot, Claude; Patterson, William: Negro Liberation: A Goal for All Americans, 1964.
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Ford, James W.: Win Progress for Harlem, 1939.
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Allen, James S.: Negro Liberation, 1938.
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Minor, Robert: Lynching and Frame-Up in Tennessee , 1946.
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Davis, Benjamin: Why I am a Communist, 1947.
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Brown, Lloyd: Stand Up for Freedom: Negro People vs the Smith Act.
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Vernon, Robert: The Black Ghetto (JEHLOC), 1964.
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Aptheker, Herbert: Negro History: Its Lessons for Our Time, 1956.
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Pepper, John: American Negro Problems, 1928.
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Allen, J.S.: The American Negro, 1932.
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Scope and Contents

State of the Negro; mostly in South.

Ford, James and Allen, James: The Negroes in a Soviet America, 1935.
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Edited by Isabel Manes/introduction by Professor Alva Taylor: A Southerner Looks at Negro Discrimination , 1946.
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Scope and Contents

Selected writings of George Cable.

In Defense of Negro Rights: Ben Davis testifies in the trial of the Communist 12 at Foley Square, 1950.
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Lawson, Elizabeth: Thaddeus Stevens: Militant Democrat and Fighter for Negro Rights, 1942.
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Dean, Elwood: The Story of the Trenton Six , 1949.
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Scope and Contents

6 men accused and convicted in unfair trial.

North, Joseph: Behind the Florida Bombings: who killed NAACP leader Harry Moore and his wife?, 1952.
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Davis, Benjamin: The Negro People on the March , 1956.
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Scope and Contents

Report to the National Committee of the Communist Party, USA.

Newberry, Mike: The Cruel and Unusual Punishment of Henry Winston.
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Scope and Contents

Harlem Comm. To free Henry Winston.

Shields, Art: The Killing of William Milton, 1948.
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Wilkerson, Doxey: The People vs Segregated Schools, 1955.
Box 135
Ford, James: The War and the Negro People, 1942.
Box 135
Davis Benjamin: The Negro People in the Struggle for Peace and Freedom.
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Hirsch, Carl: Terror at Trumball (JEHLOC), 1955.
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Davis, John P.: Let Us Build a National Negro Congress, 1935.
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O'Neal: James: The Next Emancipation, 1929.
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Ford, James, Davis, Ben, Patterson, William, Browder E.: Communists in the Struggle for Negro Rights, 1945.
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Ashley-Montagu, M.F.: Race and Other Kindred Delusions.
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Davis, Benjamin: The Path of Negro Liberation, 1947.
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Davis, Benjamin: Upsurge in the South: the Negro People Fight for Freedom, 1960.
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Allen, Robert L.: Dialectics of Black Power, 1968.
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Lightfoot, Claude: Black America and the World Revolution (JEHLOC), 1970.
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Breitman, George: Malcolm X: the man and his ideas, 1965.
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Kagin, J.H.: White Blindspot, 1967.
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What do Communists Really Want?, 1947.
Box 136
Aptheker, Herbert: Why Defend the Rights of Communists?, 1949.
Box 136
Lamont, Corliss: Back to the Bill of Rights, 1952.
Box 136
Lowenfels, Walter: The Prisoners, 1954.
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Baron, Rose: They Gave Their Freedom, 1935.
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Lawyers Under Fire, 1952.
Box 136
Voices For Freedom, 1951.
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Voices For Freedom, #2, 1951.
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Bachrach, Marion: The Federal Jury is Stacked Against You, 1949.
Box 136
Bachrach, Marion: Amnesty! (JEHLOC), 1952.
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Green, Abner: The Deportation Terror: A Weapon to Gag America, 1950.
Box 136
Green, Abner: The Deportation Drive vs. The Bill of Rights, 1951.
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Loyalty Oath: If We Remain Silent.
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Vail, Sol: This is Treason!, 1943.
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Boxly, George T.: The 12: A Lawyer Looks at the Case, 1949.
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Bachrach, Marion: You Are on Trial, 1949.
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Deadly Parallel, Civil Rights Congress (JEHLOC).
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The Heat is On! Civil Rights Congress.
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ACLU: The Sacred Fire of Liberty (JEHLOC).
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ACLU: Security and Freedom: the Great Challenge (JEHLOC), 1951.
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ACLU: Civil Liberties in American Colonies (JEHLOC), 1939.
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ACLU: Our Uncertain Liberties (JEHLOC), 1948.
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ACLU: In Defense of Our Liberties (JEHLOC), 1944.
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ACLU: Liberty's National Emergency (JEHLOC), 1941.
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ACLU: National Council on Freedom from Censorship (JEHLOC), 1946.
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The Bill of Rights Endangered! Your Liberties at Stake.
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A Statement to Members & Friends of the ACLU (JEHLOC), 1940.
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Bill Mauldin Says, 1945.
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McWilliams, Carey: Race Discrimination & the Law.
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Not 12 Men on Trial--But Everybody.
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ACLU: The Bill of Rights in War (JEHLOC), 1942.
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ACLU: How Goes the Bill of Rights (JEHLOC), 1936.
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ACLU: It Happens Here (JEHLOC), 1936.
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Aptheker, Herbert: Dr. Martin Luther King, Vietnam, and Civil Rights, 1967.
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ACLU: Land of the Pilgrim's Pride 1932-1933 (JEHLOC), 1933.
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ACLU: The Fight for Free Speech (JEHLOC), 1921.
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Courage is Contagious: Bill of Rights vs. the Un-American Activities Committee, 1953.
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Due Process in a Political Trial (JEHLOC) .
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The Past is Prologue: 38th Annual Report of the ACLU 1957-1958 (JEHLOC).
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Do We Need More Sedition Laws (JEHLOC), 1920.
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America's Need: A New Birth of Freedom: 34th Annual Report of ACLU 1953-1954 (JEHLOC).
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"Nor Speak with Double Tongue:" 37th annual report of ACLU 1956-1957 (JEHLOC).
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Civil Rights and Legal Wrongs , 1963.
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The Civil Rights Cases, 1963.
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Unmasking the Civil Rights Bill: The Dissenting Views .
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A Report by the General Legislative Investigating Committee to Mississippi State Legislature Concerning the Occupation of the Campus of the Uni. Of Mississippi, 1962 September 30.
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Leskes, Theodore: The Civil Rights Story--a Year's Review (JEHLOC), 1961.
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Lamont, Corliss: Are We Being Talked Into War?, 1952.
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Lamont, Corliss: A Peace Program for the USA, 1959.
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Kahn, Albert E.: Agents of Peace, circa early 1950s.
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Bittelman, Alex: Revolutionary Struggle Against War.
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Fadeyev, Alexander, Ehrenburg, Ilya: Soviet Speeches at the World Peace Congress, 1950 November.
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Must We Arm? Hillquit-Gardner Debate, 1915.
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DuBois, Dr. W.E.B.I Take My Stand for Peace, 1951.
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Garlin, Sender: Enemies of the Peace: Profile of the "Hate-Russia" Gang, 1945.
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Who Wants War? How the Soviet Union Builds for Peace: An Eyewitness Report By Joseph Clark (JEHLOC), 1951.
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Steel, Johannes: The Case for Peace.
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Fast, Howard: Intellectuals in the Fight for Peace, 1949.
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Dennis, Eugene: Peace or War: the People Against the Warmakers.
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Hearst, William Randolph, Smith, Kingsbury, Conniff, Frank: "We Stand for Peaceful Coexistence" , 1955.
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Interviews w/Khrushchev, Bulganin, Zhukov.

Blake, George: Who Pays for the Cold War? How the Marshall Plan Affects Your Living Standards, 1949.
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To Live or To Die: the H-Bomb vs Mankind (JEHLOC), 1957.
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Public statements by Schweitzer, Einstein, Eleanor Roosevelt, Pope Pius XII, Bertrand Russell, Eugene Dennis, more.

Clark, Joseph and Weinstone, William: The Atom Bomb and You (JEHLOC), 1950.
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Forsythe Robert: The World Gone Mad, 1935.
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Paul, William: Atomic Energy and Social Progress (JEHLOC), 1946.
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Published in England.

Chapman, Abraham: The North Atlantic Pact: For Peace or War, 1949.
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Lang, P.: Peace vs War: the Communist Position, 1936.
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Clark, Joseph: Must There Be War?, 1951.
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Are You Voting for a 3rd World War , 1944-1945.
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Published by brotherhood of railroad trainmen.

Hart, Harold: The Cry for Peace, 1936.
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Rockman, Joseph: Broaden the Fight for Peace and Democracy!, 1952.
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Kirkpatrick, George: Think--Or Surrender, 1916.
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Perry, Pettis: White Chauvinism and the Struggle for Peace, 1952.
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For These Things We Fight, 1951.
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Full text address of William Hood at the Founding Convention on the National Negro Labour Council at Cincinnati, Ohio.

Ward, Harold: National Defense for Whom?, 1935.
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Cannon, James P.: The Road to Peace , 1951.
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According to Lenin, according to Stalin.

HR 1776: The Road to War and Dictatorship, 1941.
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Smith, Jessica: Jungle Law or Human Reason? The North Atlantic Pact and What It Means to You, 1949.
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Trumball, Walter: Life in the U.S. Army .
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Soldier sentenced to 26 years in prison at Fort Alcatraz.

Levenstein, Aaron: The Atomic Age-Suicide--Slavery or Socialism (JEHLOC).
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Starobin, Joseph: The San Francisco World Security Conference: Your Questions Answered, 1945.
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The Advance of the United Front: A Documentary Account, 1934 Dec.
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Introduction by Alex Bittelman.

Allen, James: World Cooperation and Postwar Prosperity (JEHLOC), 1945.
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Hudson, Roy: Two Questions on Winning the War, 1942.
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Cameron, Donald: Poison Gas and the Coming War, 1934.
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Burton, Bernard: The Big Lie of War "Prosperity", 1952.
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Lassell, James: Shovel and Guns: the CCC in Action, 1935.
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Baran, Felix: Peace and Price Cuts, Too! The Facts About Price Cuts in the Soviet Union, 1951.
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Clark, Joseph: Geneva: Road to Peace, 1955.
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Troyanovsky, Alexander: For World Peace and Freedom, 1943.
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Bedacht, Max: For a Secure Peace , 1945 March 24-25.
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Address to the general council of the Int'l Workers Order in New York City.

Strong, Anna Louise: The Soviet Union and World Peace, 1935.
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Burton, Bernard: We Can Have Peace and Jobs!, 1953.
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Lapin, Adam: Coexisting or No Existance: Peace or H-Bomb Annihilation?, 1955.
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Cooper, Leo: UMT: Universal Military Training/program for peace or weapon for war?, 1948.
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Jerome, VJ: Social Democracy and the War (JEHLOC), 1940.
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The World Congress Against War, 1932.
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Published by American Committee for Struggle Against War.

Neff, Dr. Walter Scott: Foreign Policy and Peace.
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Dimitrov, G.: Unity and Peace .
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Communist Party of Great Britain.

Johnson, Very Reverend Hewlett: The Road to Peace, 1949.
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Ward, Roosevelt: Toward Bright Tomorrows: World Youth Unite for Peace and Freedom, 1950.
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Peace to the World: A Report of the Soviet Peace Conference with Speeches of the Dean of Canterbury and Professor J.D. Bernal.
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There's No Safety in Armaments.
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The Search for Peace: National Council Against Conscription.
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An Open Letter to All People of Good Will .
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Scope and Contents

About Anti-Semitism.

The Struggle for Peace and Democracy in the USA: tasks before Slavic Americans, 1947.
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Common Sense and the H-Bomb .
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Socialist Labour Party.

Oesterling, Kield & Freed, Norman: Peace, Freedom and You, 1963.
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No More Hiroshimas: An Appeal to the Hearts of Men, 1960.
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Program: the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace, 1949 March 25-27.
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American Friends Service Committee: Speak Truth to Power: a Quaker Search for an Alternative to Violence.
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Win the Peace with Johannes Steel: Special Congressional Election, Tuesday, February 19 .
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Candidate for 19th Congressional District.

Neal, Fred Warner: War and Peace ... and the Problem of Berlin, 1961 July 20.
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Denial of Human Rights in Eastern Europe (Packer Collection), 1958 December 19.
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Captive Nations Week: Red Nightmare, Freedom's Hope (JEHLOC), 1959.
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10th Anniversary of the Captive Nations Week Resolution, 1959-1969.
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Bicentennial Salute to the Captive Nations, 1976.
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Commission on Human Rights: Report of the 10th Session, 1954 February 23-April 16.
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The International Institute of Human Rights.
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Articles of the International Institute of Human Rights.
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2 pages in French.

International Institute of Human Rights: Report on the 6th Human Rights Study Session, Strasbourg July 7-August 1, 1975, 1975.
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Evans, Rowland and Novak, Robert: "America's Radio Voice Chokes Up on Human Rights," Chicago Sun Times, 1977 August 15.
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Hauser, Rita: "Why the Soviets Hate Human Rights Talk," Wall Street Journal, 1977 August 5.
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Tucker, Dan: "Human Rights: A Tactful Way to Drive Communists Crazy," Chicago Tribune, 1977 July 25.
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Dept. of State Statement: Human Rights, 1977 March 7.
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Freedom Conference, Oslo: Principles of Freedom in a Modern World, 1977.
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U.S. Secretary of State speech Human Rights and OAS Reform, 1977 June 14.
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Wohlstetter, Roberta: Terror on a Grand Scale, 1976 May/June.
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McGrorg, Mary: "Bible Belt Knows What's Right", Chicago Tribune, 1977 August 15.
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Broms, Nelson: "Soviet Jew Delivers Challenge on Rights"New York Times, 1977 July 12.
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Dr. Veniamin G. Levich, a scientist denied permission to emigrate.

U.S. Secretary of State speech: Human Rights Policy, 1977 April 30.
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4 Cases before the European Court of Human Rights, 1975 January.
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"Where God is the Rebel," Chicago Sun Times, 1975 October 12.
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Catholic oppression.

Hair, Jr., Alexander (speech): Human Rights and American Interests, 1981 March 31.
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Letter to Mr. Minow, Esq. from Pres-Elect of ABA, 1966 July 1.
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Council of Europe: Proceedings of the Colloquy about the European convention on human rights in relation to other international instruments for the protection of human rights, Athens, 1978 September 21-22.
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Current News Special Edition Commentary "Human Rights and American Foreign Policy", 1981 November.
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Flood, Donald J.: What Happened to Human Rights, 1978 June 12.
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Protest: What is the Meaning of the New Student Left?, 1965.
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The Bust Book, 1969.
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SDS Work in-Toward a Worker-Student Alliance, 1968.
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SDS GI Counseling.
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Guide to Conscientous Objection.
Box 139
Hayden, Tom: Revolution in Mississippi, 1961.
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James, Mike: Getting Ready for the Firing Lane, 1968.
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The Student Left: Who, What, Why and Where .
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Big black folder, gives info on various orgs., leaders, press clippings, etc.

Guerrila War in the USA, 1971 January.
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Scope and Contents

Issue of Scanlan's; had been suppressed because of the nature of the issue-had to be published in Canada.

Crisis in Chicago: 1968 Mayor Richard Daley's Official Report.
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Chicago Conspiracy vs Washington Kangaroos (JEHLOC).
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Satirical look at Chicago Riots.

Law and Disorder: Chicago Convention and its Aftermath.
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Scope and Contents

From the side of the protesters.

International Freedom Foundation: The Role of Youth in Revolutionary Warfare.
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Widener, Alice: Student Subversion: plans of the radical left, working for the destruction of America (JEHLOC), 1968.
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The "Left-Swing" in Education: including Left-Wing Traps for Youth (JEHLOC).
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Violence and Chaos--Civil Disorder: Has America Gone Mad?, 1968.
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Viet Report: Colonialism and Liberation in America, 1968 Summer.
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Security for Europe, 1972.
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The Arms Race and Europe's Future, 1972.
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Documents of the Soviet-British Summit Talks, 1975 February 13-17.
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Documents of the USSR-USA Summit Talks, 1974 November.
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Yevgenyev, I.: For General and Complete Disarmament, 1965.
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Khrushchev, Nikita S.: Freedom & Independence for all Colonial Peoples: Solve the Problem of General Disarmament (JEHLOC), 1960.
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Materials of the 5th Session of the USSR Supreme Soviet Concerning Disarmament & Prohibition of Atomic & Hydrogen Weapons, 1956 July.
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The Non-Proliferation Treaty-Why?, 1967.
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Arms Control Achievement, 1959-1972, 1972.
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Myths and Realities: U.S. Nuclear Strategy, 1982.
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Kennedy, John F.: A Step Toward Peace: Report to the People on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, 1963.
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The Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty: Gateway to Peace.
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Khrushchev, Nikita S.: 15th Session of the U.N. General Assembly, 1960 September 23.
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Security & Arms Control: The Search for a More Stable Peace, 1983.
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Arms Control and Disarmament Agreements: texts and history of negotiations , 1975 February.
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Arms Control and Disarmament Agreements: 1959-1972.
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Krushchev, Nikita S.: For General and Complete Disarmament , 1959.
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Atlantic Council of the U.S. Policy Papers: Arms Control, East-West Relations and the Atlantic Alliance: Closing the Gaps , 1983.
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U.S. Department of State: Disarmament: the Intensified Effort 1955-1958.
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The Carter Disarmament Proposals: Same Basic Questions and Cautions, 1977.
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Special report on International affairs.

Larson, Joyce and Bodie, William: Intelligent Layperson's Guide to the Nuclear Freeze and Peace Debate: 20 Q & A on the most urgent issues of our time, circa 1983.
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Peace is the Concern of One and All: Materials and Documents of the World Congress of Peace Forces, Moscow, circa 1973 October.
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Standing committee on law and nat'l security; American Bar Associaton:Conference on Intelligence Legislation , circa 1980 June 26-28.
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EIR: Special Report: Electromagnetic-Effect Weapons: the technology and the strategic implications, circa 1988 February.
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National Governor's Conference: Report of the Committee on Cold War Education, 1965.
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Explanatory Remarks About the Draft Non-Proliferation Treaty, 1968 April.
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Hall, Henry: War in the Far East, 1930.
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Morris, Richard: What's Happening in Korea? (JEHLOC).
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Facts on the Korean Crisis (JEHLOC).
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Far East Spotlight: What Price the Korean War (JEHLOC).
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Hall, Gus: Hands Off Korea and Formosa (JEHLOC), 1950.
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Republican National Committee: Background to Korea.
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A Historical Summary of U.S./Korean Relations, 1962.
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POW: the fight continues after the battle, 1955.
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U.S. Department of State: The Conflict in Korea , 1951.
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Nin, Andreas: Struggle of the Trade Unions Against Fascism, 1923.
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Shall Trade Unions Be Regulated by Law?, 1923.
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Beck Reports on Europe (JEHLOC), 1954.
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Calmer, Alan (editor): Get Organized: Stories and Poems about Trade Union People, 1939.
Box 141
Morris, George: Where is the CIO Going?, 1949.
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Morris, George: Conspiracy to Strangle Labor, 1951.
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Problems of Strike Strategy.
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The C.S.U. and You: the case for free trade unionism.
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Hillquit, Morris, Gompers, Samuel, Hayes, Max: The Double Edge of Labor's Sword.
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Hudson, Roy: Who are the Reds?, 1937.
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Morton, Joseph: How the Cradle of Liberty was Robbed (JEHLOC), 1955.
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Karp, Nathan: Unionism: Fraudulent or Genuine?, 1962.
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Fox, Jay: Amalgamation.
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Morris, George: What I Saw In: the Soviet Union Today.
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McAvoy, Clifford T.: The Trade Unions of Our Soviet Ally, 1942.
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CIO Political Action Committee: The Answer is Full Employment.
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Hudson, Roy: The Growth of the Trade Unions, 1941.
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Draft Construction of World Federation of Trade Unions, 1945.
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Marx, Karl: An Address: Free Trade, Brussels, 1848, circa 1966.
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Honig, Nathaniel: The Trade Union Unity League Today, 1934.
Box 141
CIO Political Action Committee: The New Look.
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Honig, Nathaniel: The Trade Unions Since the NRA, 1934.
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UE Guide to Group Insurance, 1944.
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Kahn, Albert E.: The People's Case: Story of the IWO.
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One Step Leads to Another.
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Articles of Agreement Between Western Union Telegraph Co. and the American Communications Association, 1952 Mar 31.
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Trade Union Facts, 1939.
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My NMU Log, 1948.
Box 141
Constitution National Maritime Union of America, 1951.
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How to Win the Union.
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The ILWU Story: 2 Decades of Militant Unionism, 1955.
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Knorin, V.: Fascism, Social Democracy and the Communists, 1934.
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Ernst Thaelmann: Fighter Against War and Fascism, 1935.
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Barbusse, Henri: Do You Know Thaelmann?, 1934.
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Magil, A.B.: The Truth About Father Coughlin.
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Hansen, Joseph: Father Couglin: Fascist Demagogue (JEHLOC).
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Nearing, Scott: Fascism (JEHLOC).
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Dennis, Euguen: The Fascist Danger and How to Combat It, 1948.
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Magil, A.B.: The Real Father Coughlin, 1939.
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The Fate of Trade Unions Under Fascism, 1937.
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Fascist War on Women: Facts From the Italian Gaols.
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Newberry, Mike: The Fascist Revival: the Inside Story of the John Birch Society, 1961.
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Setaro, Ricardo: Argentina: Fascist Headquarters, 1944.
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Albertson, William: The Trucks Act: Michigan's Blueprint for a Fascist State, 1952.
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Fast, Howard: 3 Names for Fascists (JEHLOC).
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Church and State in Germany, 1933.
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Foreigners Talk About the Wall.
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Allen, Charles: German Hand on the Nuclear Trigger, 1966.
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Luxemberg, Rosa: Reform or Revolution, 1937.
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Christianity on the Nazi Cross.
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Luxemburg, Rosa: On the Spartacus Programme, circa 1966.
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Speech given on 1918 December 30.

Luxemberg, Rosa: Socialism and the Churches, 1905.
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Luxemberg, Rosa: The Junius Pamphlet, 1915, circa 1967.
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Luxemberg, Rosa: Social Reform or Revolution, 1900, circa 1966.
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Soviet Zone Constitution and Electoral Law (JEHLOC), 1951.
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Trotsky, Leon: Germany: the key to the International Situation, 1931.
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Trotsky, Leon: The Only Road for Germany, 1932.
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Industrial Mobilization and Design and Development of Aircraft in Nazi Germany; testimony of Albert Speer, 1945.
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AIZ, 1934.
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Scope and Contents

About Nazis, in Russian.

Germany: Facts and Figures, 1941.
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Dasher, R.C.: Lifting the Pall: Germany and Hitler in their True Light, 1935.
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Scope and Contents

Pro-Hitler!

Our Fight Against Hitlerism, 1933-1934.
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Niemoeller, Martin: Schicksal eines Deutschen Pfarrers, 1938.
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What Germany Wants: Development of Nazi Foreign Policy and War Aims.
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Tannenberg, Wilhelm: Does German Trade w/Latin America Jeopardize American Democracy?, 1939.
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Exchange of Communications between the Pres. Of USA and Chancellor of German Reich, 1939 April.
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Dulles, John Foster: The Lessons of Berlin , 1958 May 8.
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Dulles, John Foster: Report on Berlin, 1954 February 24.
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The Communist Party of Germany Lives and Fights, 1934.
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Socialist Unity Party of Germany: Bulletin: Info. For Abroad, 1961 August/September.
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" ", 1961 March.
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Jaeger, Hans: No More German Nationalism (JEHLOC), 1943.
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Smith, Jessica: What Rearming Germany Means, 1955.
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Max, Alan: Nazi Army or Peaceful Germany? (JEHLOC), 1952.
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Hagelberg, Gerhard: Germany: Hope or Peril? (JEHLOC), 1952 March.
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Levi, Maxine: The Communists and the Liberation of Europe (JEHLOC), 1945 March.
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National Catholic Welfare Conference: The Nazi War Against the Catholic Church.
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Clark, Joseph: What's Behind the Berlin Crisis (JEHLOC), 1948 August.
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Pittman, Margrit and John: Sense and Nonsense: About Berlin, 1962.
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Who Burned the Reichstag?, 1933 October.
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Piatnitsky, O.: The Present Situation in Germany, 1933 November.
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Miller, Moses: Nazis Preferred: the renazification of Western Germany, 1950 June.
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Kahn, Arthur: Bonus for Murder: Washington's Plot to Rearm Western Germany (JEHLOC), 1951 May.
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U.S. Department of State: East Germany Under Soviet Control (JEHLOC), 1952 June.
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Programmatic Statement of Walter Ulbricht (JEHLOC), 1960 October 4.
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Scope and Contents

Chairman of the Council of State of the German Democratic Republic.

Aptheker, Herbert: The German Question: toward war or peace?, 1959 June.
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Kennedy, John F.: The Berlin Crisis: Report to the Nation, 1961 July 25.
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Do You Know the German Democratic Republic? (JEHLOC).
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Bieligk, K.F.: Stresemann: the German Liberals' Foreign Policy.
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Geyer, Curt: Hitler's New, Kaiser's Old Order, 1942 February.
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Menne, Bernhard: German Industry on the Warpath 1860-1939, 1942 April.
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German Communists--"Spartakus".
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Koegler, Franz: Oppressed Minority.
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Menne, Bernhard: The Case of Dr. Bruening.
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Poznanski, Czeslaw: The Flaming Border.
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Henri, Ernst: Strategy of Revenge: the new "Blitz Plan" of the German General Staff, 1961 August/September.
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Hearst Collection

Richards, Paul: Spotlight on Germany: Story Behind Today's Headlines, 1948 November.
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Shadow of the Swastika--German Rearmament/Road to WWIII.
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Honecker, Erich: Report of the Central Committee to the 8th Congress of the SED (Socialist Unity Party), 1971 June 15-19.
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Special Analysis: the Berlin Crisis Parts I, II, III published by AEI, 1961 September 15, 18, 22.
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Teplinsky, L.: Hotbed of Racialism & New Colonialism, 1972.
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Manchkha, Pyotr: Africa on the New Road, 1972.
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Boavida, Americo: Angola: 5 Centuries of Portugese Exploration, 1972.
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Africa's Challenge: Britain's Great Chance (JEHLOC).
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Barnett, Don: Peasant Types & Revolutionary Potential in Colonial Africa, 1973.
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Kabiro, Ngugi: Man in the Middle, 1973.
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Principles of Libration Support Movement's Anti-Imperialist Work, 1972.
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Barnett, Don: Notes on the Strategy for North American Revolutionaries, 1973.
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The Hardcore: Story of Karigo Muchai, 1973.
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Nyandoro, George: Zapu Zimbabwe, 1973.
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Appel, Gotfred: There Will Come A Day--Imperialism and the Working Class, 1971.
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Messages to Companions in the Struggle, 1972.
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Barnett, Don: With the Guerrilas in Angola, 1972.
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Interview with Seta Likambuila.
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Adjali, Boubaker: Frelimo: Interview with Marcelino dos Santos, 1971.
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Interview on Angola with Spartacus Monimambu, 1968.
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Interview with Daniel Chipenda, 1969.
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Jorge, Paulo, MPLA Angola.
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de Pinto, Rui: The Making of a Middle Cadre, 1973.
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Tanzania: Party Guidelines, 1973.
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Shipanga, Andreas: Namibia Swapo , 1973.
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Silundika, George: Zimbabwe ZAPU, 1974.
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Aspects of the Mozambicca Struggle.
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Maier, F.X.: Revolution & Terrorism in Mozambique, 1974.
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Axioms of Kwame Nkrumah--Freedom Fighter's Edition, 1967.
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Van Den Haag, Ernst: The War in Katanga, 1962.
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Rhodesia in Brief.
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Kayakawa, Senator S.I.: Rhodesia: Report to Congress on a visit to Southeast Africa, 1978.
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The Murder of Missionaries in Rhodesia, 1978.
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Aid Rhodesia's Fight Against Communist Aggression (JEHLOC).
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Rhodesian Constitutional Agreement, 1978 March 3.
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Meet the Leaders--interview with Rhodesia Broadcasting Corporation.
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Wolff, Milton: Franco Spain: Menace to World Peace, 1947.
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McKelvey, David: Fascist Spain--America's Enemy, 1945.
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"White Paper" on Spain, 1946.
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The 30,000 Doomed Protestants in Spain, 1947.
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Spain at War, 1938.
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Religious Persecution in Spain "Under the Republic", 1931-1939.
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Assasination of Catholic Priests in the Diocese of Barcelona, Spain.
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Uribe, Vincente: Yankee Imperialism in Spain, 1949.
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Brugarola, Martin: Recent Social Reforms in Spain 1939-1945.
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Sanchez-Mazas, Professor Miguel: Spain in Chains.
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Fast, Howard: Spain and Peace.
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Charlton, Air Commodore L.E.O.: The Military Situation in Spain 1938.
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Catholics & Civil War in Spain , 1936.
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Joseph, Don: Shop Talk on Spain: the trade unions and the war in Spain.
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Madrid: the "military" atrocities of the rebels, 1937.
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Tilson, John Q.: The Embargo on Spain, 1939.
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Ward, Harry F.: Spain's Democracy Talks to America, 1936.
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American Democracy vs the Spanish Hierarchy.
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How Mussolini Provoked the Spanish Civil War, 1939.
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Quiley, Manuel Jimenez: Wheels Within Wheels: How Russia Uses U.N. Against Spain, 1947.
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Report on Spain, 1946 October.
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The Spanish Question Before the U.N..
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Maestro, Manuel: Spanish Problems, 1948.
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Dasher, M.: The Revolutionary Movement in Spain.
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Trotsky, Leon: The Lessons of Spain: the last warning, 1937.
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The Labour Charter for New Spain, 1938.
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The Causes and Issues of the Spanish Civil War.
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Rocker, Rudolph: The Truth About Spain.
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Torres, Professor Manuel: The Social Work of the New Spanish State, 1938.
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La Rochefoucauld, Edm�e de: Spanish Women, 1938 October 1.
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Grandeza y ocaso del imperio de Bizancio y sus consecuencias internacionales , 1950.
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Scope and Contents

In Spanish.

The Philadelphia Record Weeps for Catholic Martyrs.
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Curran, Edward Lodge, Ph.D: Franco: Who is He? What Does he Fight For?, 1937.
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Fuller, David Otis: The Red Terror--Spain Now! America Next?.
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Thorning, Joseph: Why the Press Failed On Spain!.
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Code, Joseph B.: The Spanish War and Lying Propaganda, 1938.
Box 144
Tragedy in Spain, 1936.
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Gannes, Harry: Soviets in Spain: the October Armed Uprising Against Fascism, 1935.
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It's Happening in Spain, 1937.
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Ercoli, M.: The Spanish Revolution, 1936.
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Gannes, Harry: How the Soviet Union Helps Spain, 1936.
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Spains War of Independence , 1937.
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Los Suceso de Mayo in Barcelona.
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Scope and Contents

Relato autentico.

Letters From Spain: Joe Dallet, an American volunteer, to his wife, 1938.
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Scope and Contents

He was killed in action.

Gannes, Harry: Spain Defends Democracy, 1936.
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Dimitroff, George: Two Years of Heroic Struggle of the Spanish People, 1938.
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Cadden, Joseph: Spain, 1936.
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Findings of an International Youth Commission.

Marty, Andre: Heroic Spain, 1937.
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Code, Joseph: The Spanish War and Lying Propaganda, 1938.
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Christian Front.

Peckwith, H.S.: Writers Take Sides: Letters About the War in Spain from 418 American Authors, 1938.
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Sinclair, Upton: No Pasaran! (They Should Not Pass) A Story of the Battle of Madrid.
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Fischer, Louis: The War in Spain, 1937.
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North, Joseph: Why Spain Can Win, 1939.
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Voice of Spain (Facts and Photographs), 1939 January.
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Spain at War Illustrated, 1938 June.
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A Monthly Journal of Facts and Pics.

Spain at War, 1938 August 5.
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Facts and Photographs.

Spain, 1938 July 18.
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Semi-monthly publication of Spanish Civil War events.

Giral or Tale of a Crime, circa 1948.
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Polish Library of Facts: Polish Pomerania, 1933.
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Voight, F.A.: Poland, 1944.
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"We Will Join Hands w/Russia:" On Polish-Soviet Relations.
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Wankowicz, M.: The Golgathan Road, 1945.
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Strong, Anna Louise: Inside Liberated Poland.
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Cardwell, Ann Su: Poland: Here is the Record, 1945.
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The Case of the 16 Poles (and the plot for war on the USSR as told in official documents), 1945.
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Montanus, B.: Polish-Soviet Relations in the Light of International Law, 1944.
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Matuszewski, Ignacy: Great Britain's Obligations Toward Poland, 1945.
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The Polish Worker's Day, 1942.
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Polish-Soviet Relations 1918-1943; Documents, 1943.
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The Pope in Poland.
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Documents Relating to the Administration of Occupied Countries in Eastern Europe: Soviet Occupation of Poland.
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In Defense of Poland's Western Boundary.
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Cardwell, Ann Su: The Case for Poland, 1945.
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Boswell, A. Bruce: Russian-Polish Relations: their Historical, Cultural, and Political Background.
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Deak, Zoltan: Hungary's Fight for Democracy, 1947.
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Hungary Under Soviet Rule IV 1959-1960.
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Hungary Under Soviet Rule III--Revolution, 1959.
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Hungary Under Soviet Rule V 1956-1961 (JEHLOC).
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The Second Thaw: Hungary Under Soviet Rule VI 1961-1962 (JEHLOC).
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Unresolved Case of Soviet-Occupied Hungary 1956-1963.
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Revolt in Hungary, October 23, 1956-November 4, 1956: A Documentary Chronology of Events based exclusively on internal broadcasts by central and provincial radios.
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Life: Hungary's Fight for Freedom: Special Report in Pictures, 1956.
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Pictures, text telling the story of the attempted revolution.

The Counter-Revolutionary Forces in the October Events of Hungary, Volumes I and II.
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Aptheker, Herbert: Czechoslovakia and Counter-Revolution, 1969.
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Gottwald, K.: The United Front in Czechoslovakia (JEHLOC), 1935.
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Harp, Louis: The Truth About the Prague Trial, 1953.
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Spivack, Robert G.: The Lesson of Czechoslovakia (JEHLOC), 1938.
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Czechoslovakia, 1964.
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Tragedy of a People, 1947.
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Jandacek, A.J.: Life Behind the Iron Curtain.
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Counter-Revolution in Czechoslovakia, 1968.
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The Theory and Practice of the Revolution, 1977.
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Why the Soviet Revisionist Leadership Insists on the Int'l Meeting, 1968.
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The Working Class in Revisionist Countries Must Take the Field and Re-Establish the Dictatorship of the Proletariat, 1968.
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On the Stand of the People's Republic of Albania Towards the Warsaw Treaty, 1968.
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Where is Czechoslovakia Heading For?, 1968.
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The Soviet Revisionists and Czechoslovakia, 1968.
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The Budapest Carnivals, 1968.
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Let the Storm of Revolution Burst Out Powerfully, 1968.
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The Demagogy of the Soviet Revisionists Cannot Conceal Their Traitorous Countenance, 1969.
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The Albanian People Have Been and Are With the Just Cause of the People, 1977.
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Alia, Ramiz: The Revolution: A Question Taken Up for Solution, 1978.
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Hoxha, Nexhmije: Some Fundamental Questions of the Revolutionary Policy of the Party of Labour of Albania About the Development of the Class Struggle, 1977.
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Constitution of the People's Socialist Republic of Albania, 1977.
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Enver Hoxha: Report to the 7th Congress of the Albanian Party of Labor, 1976.
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Enver Hoxha: Report to the 6th Congress of the Albanian Party of Labor, 1972.
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A Saga of the Baltic People (JEHLOC).
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Intro by Frederick Schuman: The Baltic Soviet Republics, (JEHLOC), 1944.
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Policy of the US Towards Estonia, 1940.
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Pusta, Kaarel Robert: Soviet Union and the Baltic States, 1943.
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Estonia: Highlights on History, Independence, and Soviet Occupation.
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Kutt, Alexander and Vahter, Leonhard: Estonia, 1964.
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Jackson, Ernst: Soviet Russian Imperialism, 1970.
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Estonia: Independent and a Soviet Colony (JEHLOC), 1961.
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Bilmaris, Dr. Alfred: Baltic States and World Security Organization, 1945.
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Bilamaris, Dr. Alfred: Latvia: between the anvil and the hammer, 1944.
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Bilmaris, Dr. Alfred: Facts About Latvia, 1944.
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The Soviet Occupation and Incorporation of Latvia--June 17-August 5, 1940, circa 1957.
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Bilamris, Dr. Alfred: What Latvia Wishes From this War, 1944.
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Berzinsh, Alfreds: I Saw Vishinsky Bolshevize Latvia.
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Cuibe, Rev. Leons: The Lutheran Church of Latvia in Chains (JEHLOC), 1963.
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The Baltic Review #38, 1971 Aug.
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Terror in the Baltics, 1940.
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Scope and Contents

Takeover by Soviet Communist Forces.

Tretiak, Daniel: Cuban Relations with the Communist System: politics of a Communist Independent, 1967-70, 1970 June.
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Irwin, James T.: Cuba: Training Ground for American Vietcong, 1970.
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Durch, William: The Cuban Military in Africa and the Middle East: from Algeria to Angola, 1977 September.
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Freedom's Facts Against Communism: What'll Happen Next in Cuba?, 1960 July.
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Of Human Rights: Report on the Human Condition in Cuba, 1977 January.
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Kohly, Miguel F.: A Memorandum on Cuba: the Betrayed Revolution and Jose Miro y Cardona, 1961 May 20.
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Truth About Cuba Committee: "Commemorating the 62nd Anniversary of Cuba's Independence from Spain", 1964.
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Bulletin on Cuba [truth about Cuba Committee], 1962 April 2; 1963 August 12.
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20th Century Reformation Hour Broadcast: McIntire, Carl: Operation Castro, 1960s.
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Castro: Year of the Heroic Guerrilla--Analyzing events in Czechoslovakia, 1968 August 23.
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Point Blank: The Truth about Russians and Rockets in Cuba and America's Suicidal "Anti-Survival" Pact, 1970 December.
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Portell-Vila, Herminio: Castro's African Adventure, 1977.
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Of Human Rights.
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Scope and Contents

A report on the human condition in Cuba.

American Review, Institute for American Studies: Cuba-Africa: Quo Vadis? , 1989.
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Previous OAS Actions Regarding Cuba, 1967 September 15.
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Guevara, Ernesto: "Che": Guerrilla Warfare: A Method (JEHLOC).
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The Truth About Cuba Committee, 1961.
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Open letters to Pres. Kennedy & Harvard professors.

Castro Admits Cuba is Communist (TTACC) (JEHLOC), 1961.
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TTACC--Objectives, Plans (JEHLOC), 1961.
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Baran, Paul A.: Reflections on the Cuban Revolution, 1961.
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Varney, Harold Lord: Cuba-The Truth: We Shout Victory but Kruschev Still Has Cuba.
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Q & A About Political Prisoners in Cuba.
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A Letter From Cuba's Student Freedom Fighters to Fidel Castro's American Student Guests.
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Castro, Fidel: History Will Absolve Me.
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Castro, Fidel: Those Who Are Not Revolutionary Fighters Cannot Be Called Communists, 1968.
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Falcoff, Mark: Why the Latins Still Love Fidel, 1991 March.
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U.S. Department of State: Cuba, 1961.
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U.S. Department of State: US Policy Toward Cuba, 1964.
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Kennedy, John F.: The US Response to Soviet Military Buildup in Cuba: Report to the people , 1962 October 22.
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Cuba: Questions and Answers (JEHLOC), 1962.
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Deptartment of Defense publication for use of personnel in military service.

Lamont, Corliss: The Crime Against Cuba, 1961.
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Dlugin, Sam: Blood on the Sugar {the terror in Cuba}.
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Allen, James: The Lessons of Cuba, 1961.
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North, Joseph: Cuba's Revolution: I Saw the People's Victory, 1959.
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Nearing, Scott: Cuba and Latin America: Eye-Witness Report on the Continental Congress for solidarity with Cuba, 1963.
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Rodriques, Carlos Rafael: Jose Marti and Cuban Liberation, 1953.
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de Varona, Manuel Antonio: The Drama of Cuba, 1962.
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The 2nd Declaration of Havana Cuba's Answer to the OAS, 1962.
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Fidel Castro Denounces Bureaucracy and Sectarianism, 1962 March 26.
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The Declaration of Havana, 1960.
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Bethel, Paul: Cuba and US Policy (w/special emphasis on labour) (JEHLOC), 1966.
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Menocal, Serafin G.: The Lesson the US Can Learn From Cuba, 1964.
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Fidel Castro Speaks to the Children.
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Speech about military fortress turned into a school.

Che Guevara at Punta Del Este, 1961 August.
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Castro, Fidel: The Revolution Must be a School of Unfettered Thought, 1962.
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Fidel Castro's History Will Absolve Me (JEHLOC), 1961.
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Speech given before emergency session of the court of Santiago de Cuba on October 16,1953.

Welch, Robert: Fidel Castro: Communist (JEHLOC), 1959.
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Light Robert and Marzani, Carl: Cuba vs. the CIA, 1961.
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Military Issues Research: The Future of Soviet-Cuban Relations , 1979 February 1.
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Hansen, Joseph: In Defense of the Cuban Revolution, 1961.
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Fitch, Geraldine: China Lob Lally.
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Powell, Ralph L.: Maoist Military Doctrines.
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Red China Speaks (JEHLOC).
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Edited by Asian Peoples' Anti-Communist League, Republic of China All Roads Lead to Freedom-5th Report (JEHLOC), 1960.
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Congress Speaks on Nixon's Visit to Mainland China, 1972.
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The Sino-Soviet Treaty and Agreements (JEHLOC), 1950 February 14.
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Advance Along the Road Opened Up by the October Socialist Revolution (JEHLOC), 1967.
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In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the revolution.

Renmin Ribao: "People's Daily: A Comment on the Statement of the C.P.of the USA", 1963.
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Renmin Ribao & Hongqi: The Proletarian Revolution and Khrushchov's Revisionism , 1964 March 31.
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Scope and Contents

Comment on the open letter of the central committee of the CPSU(VIII).

Editorial of Hongqi: A Comment on the March Moscow Meeting , 1965 March 23.
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Apologists of Neo-Colonialism (JEHLOC), 1963 October 22.
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Scope and Contents

Comment on open letter of the central comm. of the CPSU (IV).

The Origin and Development of the Differences Between the Leadership of the CPSU and Ourselves (JEHLOC), 1963.
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Letter of the Central Committee of the C.P. of China in reply to the letter of the Central Comm. of the CPSU (JEHLOC), 1964 June 15.
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Hongqi: Leninism and Modern Revisionism, 1963.
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Renmin Ribao & Hongqi: On the Question of Stalin, 1963 September 13.
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Scope and Contents

Comment on the open letter of the Central Comm. of the CPSU II.

Sino-Soviet Alliance: Mighty Bulwark of World Peace, 1960.
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Po-Ta, Chen: Stalin and the Chinese Revolution, 1953.
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Scope and Contents

In celebration of his 70th birthday.

Support of the Just Stand of the Soviet Union and Oppose US Imperialism's Wrecking of the 4-power Conference of Gov't Heads, 1960.
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A Proposal Concerning the General Line of the International Communist Movement (JEHLOC), 1963.
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7 Letters Exchanged Between the Central Comm. of the CP of China and CPSU (JEHLOC), 1964.
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Letter of the Central Committee of the CP of China in Reply to Central Comm. of CPSU (JEHLOC), 1964 July 30.
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The Leaders of the CPSU are the Greatest Splitters of Our Times, 1964 February 4.
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Comment on the open letter of the CPSU (VII). Editorials of Renmin Ribao and Hongqi.

How the Soviet Revisionists Carry Out All-Around Restoration of Capitalism in the USSR, 1968.
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Let Us Unite on the Basis of the Moscow Declaration and the Moscow Statement, 1963.
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Why Khrushchov Fell (JEHLOC), 1964.
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Scope and Contents

Editorial of Hongqi.

Down with the New Tsars! (JEHLOC), 1969.
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Letters of the Central Committee of C.P. of Japan in Reply to Central Comm. of the CPSU (JEHLOC), 1965.
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On Khrushchov's Phony Communism and Its Historical Lessons for the World, 1964.
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Scope and Contents

Comment on the open letter of the CPSU (IX). Editorial depts. Of Renmin Ribao and Hongqi.

Reply to Khrushchov: Resolution of the Central Comm. of the CP of Brazil, 1964.
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On the Intrinsic Nature of N.S. Khrushchov's Peaceful Co-Existence Line (JEHLOC), 1965.
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Scope and Contents

An article by observer in AKAHATA, organ of the CP of Japan.

On the Meeting Convened in Moscow from March 1 by the CPSU Leadership (JEHLOC), 1965.
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Articles in AKAHATA, organ of the CP of Japan.

30 Years of the Communist Party of China, 1951.
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Letter of the Central Committee of the C.P. of USSR to Central Committee of the C.P. of China, 1963.
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Statement of the Gov't of the People's Republic of China, 1969 May 24.
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Press communique on the 1st Plenary Sessoin of the 9th Central Committee of the C.P. of China, 1969.
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Long Live the C.P. of China-In Commemoration of the 48th Anniversary of the founding of the C.P. of China, 1969.
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Piao, Lin: Report to the 9th National Congress of the C.P. of China, 1969.
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The Constitution of the Communist Party of China, 1969.
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Shao-Chi, Lin: Address at the Meeting in Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the Founding of the C.P. of China, 1961.
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Mao Tse Tung: 2 Policies and Programmes to Combat Japanese Invasion and 2 Perspectives, 1954.
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A New Page in the Annals of Sino-Japanese Relations, 1972.
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Drive U.S. Imperialism Out of Asia, 1960.
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2nd Session of the 8th National Congress of the C.P. of China, 1958.
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Main Documents of the 1st Session of the 3rd National Peoples' Congress of the Peoples' Republic of China, 1965.
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Oppose U.S. Military Provocations in the Taiwan Straits Area: Selection of Important Documents, 1958.
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Oppose the New U.S. Plots to Create "Two Chinas", 1962.
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A Mirror for Revisionists, 1963.
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The Truth About How the Leaders of the CPSU Have Allied Themselves with India Against China, 1963.
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Documents on the Sino-Indian Boundary Question, 1960.
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The Sino-Indian Boundary Question II, 1965.
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On Interventions in and Subversive Activities Against the Democratic Movements of Our Country and Our Party by the CPSU Leadership and the Institutions and Organizations Under Its Guidance, 1965.
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Scope and Contents

An article in AKAHATA, Organ of the Communist Party of Japan.

Kennedy and U.S. Imperialism, 1964.
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A commentator's article in AKAHATA.

The Kennedy Administration Unmasked, 1962.
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Clegg, Arthur: The USSR and China, 1946.
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A Great Victory for Leninism, 1965.
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Two Different Lines on the Question of War and Peace (JEHLOC), 1963.
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The Struggle Between Two Lines at the Moscow World Congress of Women (JEHLOC), 1963.
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The Whole Country Should Become a Great School of Mao Tse Tung's Thought (JEHLOC), 1966.
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Shao-Chi, Liu: Internationalism and Nationalism.
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41 Red Hearts are with Chairman Mao Forever, 1967.
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The Common Program & Other Documents of the 1st Plenary Session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, 1950.
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8th Plenary Session of the 8th Central Committee of the C.P. of China, 1959.
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Shao-Chi, Liu: On the Party (JEHLOC).
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Forward Along the High Road of Mao Tse-Tung's Thought, 1967.
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Shao-Chi, Liu: The Political Report , 1956.
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Circular of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, 1966 May 16.
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Communique of the 11th Plenary Session of the 8th Central Committee of the C.P. of China, 1966.
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Refutation of the New Leaders of the CPSU on "United Section" (JEHLOC), 1965.
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The Leaders of the CPSU are Betrayers on the Declaration & the Statement (JEHLOC), 1965.
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Carry the Struggle Against Khrushchov Revisionism to the End (JEHLOC), 1965.
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Letter of Reply dated 3/22/66 of the Central Committee of the C.P. of China to the Central Committee of the C.P. of the Soviet Union (JEHLOC), 1966.
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Confessions Concerning the Line of Soviet-U.S. Collaboration Pursued by the New Leaders of the CPSU (JEHLOC), 1966.
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En-Lai, Chou: Political Report (JEHLOC), 1956.
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Shao-Chi, Liu: Political Report (JEHLOC) .
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Ivanov, O.: Soviet-Chinese Relations Surveyed, 1975.
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Mikhailov, Ya.: China: Threat of Overpopulation, 1971.
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Kruchinin, A. & Olgin, V.: Territorial Claims of Mao Tse Tung.
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Ming, Wang: China: Cultural Revolution or Counter-Revolutionary Coup?.
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Koloskov, Boris: The Soviet Union & China, 1971.
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Grigoryev, A.: USSR: A Friend & Brother of the Chinese People, 1971.
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Vladimirov, O., Ryazanov, V.: Concerning the 50th Anniversary of the C.P. of China, 1971.
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Total Bankruptcy of Soviet Modern Revisionism (JEHLOC), 1968.
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Refuting the Fallacies of Soviet Revisionist Social-Imperialism, 1969.
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China's Great Revolution and the Soviet Union's Great Tragedy (JEHLOC), 1967.
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SMASH: The Big U.S. Soviet Conspiracy, 1967.
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The Origin and Development of the Differences Between the Leadership of the CPSU and Ourselves, 1963.
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On Khrushchev's Phoney Communism and Its Historical Lessons for the World (JEHLOC), 1964.
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Concerning the 50th Anniversary of the C.P. of China.
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Scope and Contents

2 copies, slightly different.

Asian People's Anti-Communist League: Famine as Told by Letters from the Chinese Mainland, 1962 March.
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Yah-Kang, Wan: The Rise of Communism in China (1920-1950).
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Goddard, W.G.: Formosa (Taiwan) (JEHLOC), 1958.
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Hinton, William: China's Continuing Revolution, 1969.
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Two Major Soviet Statements on China, 1963.
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Myers, Dr. James, Domes, Dr. Turgen, Lewis, John: 20 Years of Tyranny: Communist China, 1949-1969.
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Dutt, R. Palme (intro by Gus Hall): Wither China?, 1967.
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Moy, Ernest K.: Why Not Recognize Red China Even Now?, 1952 April 30.
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Sih, Paul K.T.: Should We Recognize Red China? (JEHLOC).
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Van Der Kroef, Justus: The Sino-Indonesian Rupture (JEHLOC), 1968.
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Head, David C.: The Debate on the Admission of Red China to the UN, 1970.
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World Order Study Conference, Cleveland, OH: Recognize Red China: an expose of the National Council of Churches (JEHLOC), 1958 November 18-21.
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Stevenson, Adlai E.: Red China and the United Nations (JEHLOC), 1961.
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China Presents Her Case to the United Nations, 1949.
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Scope and Contents

Chinese Delegation to the UN.

Selected Speeches on Religion by President and Madame Chiang Kai-Shek, 1952 July.
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Tong, Hollington K.: President Chiang Kai-Shek: an Abridged Biography.
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Troy, Hollington K.: Free China Fights On: A Collection of Speeches 1957-1958, 1958.
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Tsiang, Dr. Tingfu F.: Communist China: A Current Appraisal, 1962.
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Kai-Shek, Generalissimo Chiang: All We Are and All We Have.
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Kai-Shek, Generalissimo Chiang: Before Final Victory.
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Armstrong, John: Chinese Dilemma: Foreign Relations Series.
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Should Free China Be Sacrificed? The Price of Détente, 1975.
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U.S. Dept. of State: The Republic of China, 1959 October.
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Secretary of State, Dean Acheson: American Policy Toward China, 1951.
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AFNIA: Atlanta Forum on National and International Affairs, 1971 Nov 3-5.
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Conference on US-China Relations.

Lyons, Daniel, S.J.: The Two Chinas (JEHLOC), 1968.
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Red China: Pres. Mao Tse-Tung Reports on the Progress of the Chinese Soviet Republic.
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Dept. of State: Red China and the USSR.
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Breytenbach, Dr. WJ: South Africa Looks to Africa, 1977.
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A "Ghetto" in South Africa, 1976.
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The Crisis in Africa: US Strategy at the Crossroads, 1976.
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Stop S. Africa's Crimes (JEHLOC), 1946.
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SWA/Namibia: towards a negotiated settlement, 1997 August.
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Coleman, Professor F.L.: Marxism, the Church, and South Africa, 1978.
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Fight for Freedom in S. Africa, 1979.
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Oppenheimer, Harry: Political and Economic Change in S. Africa, 1983.
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The Road Ahead, 1985 January.
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Scope and Contents

Speech by state pres. Mr. WP Botha, DMS.

The New Parliament, 1984 November.
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Vale, Colin: South Africa on a Derelict Continent, 1982.
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Occasional Paper #6.

Etheredge, DA: The Outlook for Africa South of the Equator, 1981 June.
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Scope and Contents

Occasional Paper #3.

Kunert, Dirk T.: South Africa: Supermarket of the World's Minerals, 1981 September.
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Occasional Paper #4.

Policy Options for the Decades, 1981 November.
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Scope and Contents

Occasional Paper #5.

South Africa in the 1980s, 1981 March.
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Scope and Contents

Occasional Paper #2. Selection of 3 speeches.

Suffer the Children: Child Abuse for Revolutionary Ends in S. Africa , 1987.
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Scope and Contents

How the youth is performing revolutionary violent acts.

Resistance Against Fascist Enslavement in South Africa (w/ a postscript for Americans by Dr. Alphaeus Hunton), 1953.
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Christianity Under Communist Attack.
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Vietnam People's War has Defeated U.S. War of Destruction, 1969.
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U.S. Imperialists' Policy in South Vietnam (Burn all, Destroy all, Kill all), 1969.
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LeDuan: Hold High the Revolutionary Banner of Creative Marxism, Lead Our Revolution Cause to Complete Victory, 1964.
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LeDuan: Some Questions Concerning the Int'l Tasks of Our Party, 1964.
Box 152
Thanh, Nguyen Chi: Who Will Win in South Vietnam?, 1963.
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U.S. Aggression has No Bounds & Our Counter to Aggression Has No Bounds (JEHLOC), 1966.
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Solemn Pledge of the 30 Million Vietnamese People, 1965.
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Support the People of Vietnam, Defeat U.S. Aggressors, 1965.
Box 152
Minh, Ho Chi: Against U.S. Aggression for nat'l Salvation, 1967.
Box 152
With You, Vietnam: Soviet Youth Say, 1966.
Box 152
Ky, Luu Quy: The Vietnamese Problem, 1967.
Box 152
Independence & Peace for the Vietnamese People, 1966.
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The Way He Lived: the Story of Nguyen Van Tri, 1965 October.
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Heroes and Heroines of the Liberation Armed Forces of South Vietnam, 1965.
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On the Socialist Revolution in Vietnam, 1965-1967.
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Scope and Contents

Volumes 2 & 3.

President Ho Chi Minh Answers President Lyndon B. Johnson, 1967.
Box 152
South Vietnam: U.S.Defeat Inevitable, 1967.
Box 152
Forward! Final Victory Will Be Ours!, 1968.
Box 152
Role of the Vietnamese Working Class & Tasks of the Trade Unions at the Present Stage, 1969.
Box 152
Son, Truong: 5 Lessons of a Great Victory, Winter 1966-Spring 1967.
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Initial Failure of the U.S. "Limited War", 1967.
Box 152
The N.F.L. Symbol of Independence, Democracy, and Peace in South Vietnam, 1967.
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Scenes of the General Offensive and Uprising, 1968.
Box 152
American Aircraft Systematically Attack Dams and Dikes in the DRUN, 1968.
Box 152
Women of Vietnam, 1972.
Box 152
For Vietnam: Info Bulletin of the Tricontinental Committee of Support to the People of Vietnam.
Box 152
Borin, V.L.: This May Happen to You (JEHLOC).
Box 152
Vietnam, Kampuchea, Laos: An Eyewitness Report, 1979.
Box 152
They Have Been in North Vietnam, 1968.
Box 152
Gunners Without Insignia, 1966.
Box 152
Dept. of Defense: A Pocket Guide to Vietnam, 1966.
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Lyons, Rev. Daniel: The Vietnam Dilemma (JEHLOC).
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Vietnam: Booklet detailing why we should not be in Vietnam. .
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Published By University Review.

Perlo, Victor: The Vietnam Profiteers, 1966.
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Hargis, Billy James: Our Vietnam Defeat! What Happened?, 1975.
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Hollingsworth, Tom: A Green Beret Sergeant's Story: Behind the Scenes in Vietnam, 1967.
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Ramparts Vietnam Primer: "I quit!", 1965-1966.
Box 153
The Unspeakable War, 1966.
Box 153
Free Speech for Gis, 1967.
Box 153
Decision in South Vietnam: interview with Howard Penniman, 1967.
Box 153
Scheer, Robert: How the U.S. got Involved in Vietnam, 1965.
Box 153
Welch, Robert: The Truth about Vietnam (JEHLOC), 1967.
Box 153
Constitution of the Republic of Vietnam, 1967.
Box 153
Vietnam, U.S. Imperialism, and U.S. Strike.
Box 153
Southeast Asian Perspectives, 1971.
Box 153
Murphy, Robert: Solution for the War in Vietnam, 1967.
Box 153
The Fort Hood Three: case of the 3 GIs who said "no" to the war in Vietnam, 1966.
Box 153
Guevara, Che: On Vietnam and World Revolution (JEHLOC).
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O'Neill, Frank G.: The Legal System of Vietnam.
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Kham, Nguyen Khac: An Introduction to Vietnamese Culture.
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Oanh, Professor Nguyen Xuan: The Paris Peace Talks.
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Cham. Ho Van: The Chieu Hoi Program in Vietnam (JEHLOC).
Box 153
Tuoi, Nguyen Van: South Vietnam and the National Liberation Front.
Box 153
The South Vietnamese Point of View, 1968.
Box 153
Tinh, Ngo Khac: Towards a Responsive Press Policy.
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Political Parties and Political Opposition in Vietnam.
Box 153
Armed Forces of the Republic of Vietnam.
Box 153
From Geneva '54 to Paris '69.
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Postwar Development of Vietnam.
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South Vietnam: A Month of Unprecedented Offensive & Uprising, 1968 March.
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South Vietnam National Front for Liberation and Documents (Hoover Library), 1968 December.
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American Crimes in Vietnam, 1966 October.
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Political Programme of the South Vietnam nat'l Front for Liberation, 1967.
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Fiasco of the 2nd Dry Season "Counter Offensive" of the U.S. in South Vietnam, 1967 August.
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Marx, Karl: Forward Along the Path Chartered, 1969.
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South Vietnam: A Great Victory, 1966 Winter-1967 Spring.
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Frankfeld, Philip: Unity Can Defeat McCarthyism!.
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Daily Worker: A Case History of the Official Communist Party Line, 1950.
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The Progressive McCarthy: A Documented Record, 1954 April.
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Copy of speech of Senator Joe McCarthy,United States Senate, 1950 December 14.
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Documents concerning alleged Communist activity of a couple of men, no date, no publisher.
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Daily Worker: "Throw the Bum Out", 1950s.
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Official Communist Party Line on Sen. McCarthy, containing articles, snippets from papers, all about McCarthy.

Address of Senator Joseph McCarthy at the 5th Annual Convention Midwest Council of Young Republicans, 1950 May 6.
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Dept. of State: Vietnam in Brief, 1966.
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Price, Douglas: Vietnam War: A View from the Other Side, 1967.
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Johnson, Lyndon B.: Answering Aggression in Vietnam, 1967.
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Students for a Democratic Society-SDS:Vietnam, 1968.
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Ball, George W.: Vietnam: Free World Challenge in Southeast Asia, 1962.
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Black, Eugene: The Mekong River: A Challenge in Peaceful Development for Southeast Asia, 1969.
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Burchett, Wilfred: Who Controls Vietnam?, 1968.
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Wood, Wallis W.: It's Treason! Aid & Comfort to the Vietcong, 1968.
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The War in Vietnam: Liberation or Aggression? Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Vietnam, 1968.
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North-Vietnam's Policy of Aggression and Expansion, 1970.
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The People of Vietnam Will Triumph! The U.S. Aggressors Will Be Defeated!, 1966.
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Index to Report on the War in Vietnam, 1969.
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Know Your Enemy: the Vietcong (JEHLOC), 1966.
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Vietnam: Documents and Research Notes, 1970 Sep.
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A brief chronology of mementous facts and events in the history of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

A Threat to the Peace: N. Vietnam's Effort to Conquer S. Vietnam.
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Part II of the appendices.

Vietnam: 10 Years Later--What We Have Learned, 1983.
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Why Vietnam (JEHLOC), 1965.
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Vietnam Report: "Not in Vain" , 1974 January 12-22.
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Based on an independent fact-finding mission to S. Vietnam, co-sponsored by the American Security Coundil and the Vietnam Council on Foreign Relations.

A Pentagon Papers Digest: Indochina Information Project .
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Against US war in Vietnam.

Forty Years 1917-1957 of Building Socialism.
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Molotov, V.M.: 31 Years of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1948.
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V.M. Molotov: Speeches and Statements at the Moscow Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers, 1947.
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European Security--Problem #1.
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Gromyko, A.A.: Along the Road Chartered by the October Revolution--Towards New Victories for Communism and the Cause of Peace, 1974.
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Molotov, V.M.: XXXI Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 1948.
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Text of Address by V.M. Molotov on the 30th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 1947 November 6.
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Molotov, V.M.: XXX Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 1947.
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50th Anniversary of the C.P. of the Soviet Union 1903-1953 (JEHLOC), 1953.
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40th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 1917-1957 (JEHLOC).
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Saburov, M.Z.: 37th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 1954 November 6.
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Beria, L.P.: 34th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 1951 November 6.
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Bulganin, N.A.: 33rd Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 1950.
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50th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution.
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Khrushchov, N.S.: 40 Years of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 1957.
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Brezhnev, L.I.: Report of the Central Committee of the CPSU to the XXVI Congress of the C.P. of the Soviet Union and the Immediate Tasks of the Party in Home and Foreign Policy, 1981.
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Gorbachev, M.: Political Report of the CPSU Central Committee to the 27th Party Congress, 1986.
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Stalin, Joseph and Molotov, V.M.:The Soviet Union and World Peace, 1946.
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Malenkov, G.M.: Speech at the Funeral of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin, 1946.
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Stalin, Joseph: The New Russian Policy, 1931 June 23.
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Stalin's Oath: A Talk with Stalin About Communist Aggression (JEHLOC), 1951.
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Kulakov, F.D.: The Light of the Great October Revolution Illumines the Road to Communism, 1976.
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Brezhnev, L.I.: The 50th Anniversary of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1972.
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On Preparations for the 50th Anniversary of the Formation of the USSR, 1972.
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The Programme of the C.P. of the Soviet Union, 1986.
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Information Bulletin: 25th Congress of the C.P. of the Soviet Union, 1976.
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Scope and Contents

Issues 1 and 2.

Resolutions of the 20th Congress of the C.P of the Soviet Union, 1956.
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Khruschov, N.S.: Report of the Central Committee of the C.P. of the Soviet Union to the 20th Party Congress (JEHLOC), 1956.
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Weiss, Max: The Meaning of the XXth Congress of the C.P. of the Soviet Union, 1956.
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Kaganovich, L.M.: Speech at the 20th Congress of the C.P.S.U., 1956.
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Molotov, V.M.: Speech at the 20th Congress of the C.P.S.U., 1956.
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Malenkov, G.M. On the Threshold of Communism , 1952.
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Khrushchov, N.: Report to the 19th Party Congress on Amendments to the Rules of the CPSU, 1952.
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Khrushchov, N.: On Changes in the Rules of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (JEHLOC), 1953.
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Bulganin, N.: Speech at the 19th Congress of the CPSU, 1952.
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Manuilsky, D.Z.: The Revolutionary Crisis is Maturing, 1934.
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The Great Swindle--Stanlin's "Workers" State, 1950.
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Hearst, William Randolph: Report on Russia--uncensored, 1955.
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Kovacs, Zoltan: The Socialite and the Cow , 1967.
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A special contribution to the 50th anniversary of Russian Revolution, published by the Hungarian Freedom Fighters Federation.

Khrushchev, Nikita: "Crimes of the Stalin Era" The New Leader , 1956.
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Special report to the 20th Congress of the C.P. of the Soviet Union.

Watson, Emile E.: Meditations of Joseph Stalin , 1952.
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Written from pt. of view of Stalin.

50th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution (JEHLOC), 1967.
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Grzybowski, Kazimierz: Freedom of Expression and Dissent in the Soviet Union, 1972.
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The Kremlin Speaks: excerpts from statements made by the leaders of the Soviet Union.
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Gliksman, Jerzy: Tell the West: an eyewitness account, 1948.
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The Next Step in Britain, Ireland and America (JEHLOC).
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Dean of Canterbury: Act Now! An Appeal to the Mind & Heart of Britain, 1939.
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The Colonies: The Way Forward (JEHLOC), 1934.
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Pearce, Brian: Early History of the Communist Party of Great Britain, 1966.
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The British Road to Socialism: Communist Party Programme, 1968.
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The Platform of the Left Opposition, 1927.
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Laidler, Harry: British Labor's Rise to Power, 1945.
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Goodhart, A.L.: The British Constitution, 1943.
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Barnes, Harry Elmer: Blasting the Historical Blackout in Britain.
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Deverall, Richard: Japan's Soviet-Held Prisoners of War (JEHLOC), 1951.
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Inside Japan (JEHLOC).
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Hutchins, Grace: Japan Wars of the USA (JEHLOC), 1941.
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Can This Happen to Americas (concern over communism spreading to Latin America) .
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Thrax, Peter: The Bulgars: Self-Styled Prussians of the Balkans.
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Tita, Josip Broz: The Yugoslav Peoples Fight to Live, 1944.
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Kilpatrick, James Jackson: A Special Study of the Portugese Provinces: A Place for Pioneers (JEHLOC), 1968.
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Mexican-American Bulletin , 1963-1964.
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Issues #1 May 63; #3 July 63; #4 July 63; #9 December 63; #10 February 64; #12 June 64; #13 September 64.

Report on Guatemala, 1952.
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Cottrell, Alvin: IRAN: Diplomacy in a Regional and Global Context, 1975.
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Invasion Report: Communist Aggression Against the Dominican Republic, 1959.
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Prybyea, Jan: Societal Objectives of Wealth, Growth, Stability, and Equity in Taiwan , 1978.
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Scope and Contents

Occasional Papers/Reprints Series in Contemporary Asian Studies #4.

Memorandum: El Salvador Revolutionary Says Arms Supplied by Cuba, Nicaragua, and Priests.
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Scope and Contents

Council for Inter-American Security.

General Carlos P. Romulo: Spokesman for Freedom, 1962.
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Regional Cooperation in the Middle East, 1979 February 1.
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Jordan: Makeweight of the Middle East (JEHLOC), 1969 April.
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Report on Venezuela, 1958.
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Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, 1988 January.
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Committee to Avert a Mideast Holocaust [dealing with war], 1991 February 5.
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Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, 1989 January.
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Truth About Afghanistan Documents-Facts-Eyewitness Reports, 1980.
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American Interests in the Middle East, 1969.
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Greece Fights for Freedom, 1944.
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7 Proposals for Reason and Good Will .
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Dealing with 2 Germanys.

The Panama Canal: Fallacies and Facts .
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Americanism Educational League.

Taylor, A.J.P.: Trieste , 1945.
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Scope and Contents

United Comm. of South Slavic Americans.

CSCE-Vienna Conference: Sub-Committee on the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe, 1989 August.
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Brownfield, Allen: Washington Lobby on Latin America, early 1980s.
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Lizarazo, J.A. Osorio: Birth and Growth of Anti-Trujillism in America.
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Schumann, Frederick L.: The Devil and Jimmy Byrnes, 1948.
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edited by Astuto, Philip and Leal, Ralph: Latin America Problems (JEHLOC), 1964.
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Kiser, John W.: Emigration from the Soviet Union: the case of the Soviet Germans, 1976.
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American Council for World Freedom press release concerning Panama Canal, 1975.
Box 159
Compendium of material on the ouster of General MacArthur and the Far East Situation, 1951.
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International Union of Students Brigade in Nicaragua, 1980.
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Is Ireland Next-Uncensored, 1942 July.
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The German White Paper: Full Text of the Polish Documents , 1940.
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Scope and Contents

Issued by Berlin Foreign Office.

Panama Canal-Crosswords of the World--55th Anniversary Issue, 1969.
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A report dealing with Latin America , 1960s.
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Scope and Contents

Communist occupation of.

Peace is the Concern of One and All: Materials and Documents of the World Congress of Peace Forces, 1973 October.
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Levine, Isaac Don: Hands off the Panama Canal, 1976.
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"Negotiating with the Soviets in Madrid" in World Affairs, 1982 Spring.
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Davis, Jerome: Soviet Power: Stalin and the Russians, 1946.
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A Red Paper on Forced Labor, 1931.
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Stalin's Slave Camps, 1952.
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Slave Labor in the Soviet World, 1950s.
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Adelman, Kenneth: Finlandization: A Model of Soviet Influence, 1978.
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Benson, George: The Great Deception: Communist Imperialism and Colonialism, 1962.
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edited by Cline, Ray and Radar, PatriciaSeminar in Soviet Economics , 1974.
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Report of the Committee on Cold War Education, 1963.
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U.S.A.-U.S.S.R-10th Anniversary of American-Soviet Relations, 1943 November 6-8.
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Report of the Committee on Cold War Education, 1965.
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The World's Dilemma and a Way Out: Liberation of the Peoples of the Soviet Union.
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The Russian Soviet Regime--A Menace to the World, 1932 October 14.
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Can Freedom Win? "Our Cold War Strategy".
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Communist Economic Policy in the Less Developed Areas, 1960.
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Spector, Ivan: Soviet Strength and Strategy in Asia, 1950.
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Donahue, George: Facts about a Communist Front, 1950s.
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U.S.S.R-U.S. Summit: Documents and Materials, 1987 December 7-10.
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The Kremlin's Trojan Horses, 1950s.
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Burkovsky, Vladimir: The Peace Movement and the Soviet Union, 1982.
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The Soviet Union and Ballistic Missile Defense: a Conference Report II, 1978.
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Harrigan, Anthony: U.S.-Soviet Relations: A Strategy for the Future.
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1963 Arizona Conference on Cold War Education, 1963.
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Paths to Understanding: report of committee on cold war education, 1964.
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Mikhail Gorbachev: October and Perestroika-the revolution continues, 1987.
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Ramundo, Bernard A.: The Soviet Legal System: a primer, 1971.
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Vladiminov, Leonid: Soviet Media and their Message, 1977.
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The 1963 Conference on Cold War Education, 1963 June 12-15.
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A Chronicle of Human Rights in the USSR, 1977 July-September.
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Varney, Harold Lord: The Panama Nightmare: What is Behind it?, 1976.
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Gorbachev, Mikhail: Documents and Materials, 1988.
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Inside Soviet Prisons, 1976.
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Ocampo, Luis David Cruz: The Totalitarian Neoczarism of the Soviet Union, 1949.
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Yoh, Bernard: A Handbook for Survival, 1958.
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Mallan, Lloyd: Russia's Space Hoax, 1966.
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The American-Anglo-Soviet Alliance-Documents and Comments.
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Two Historic Anniversaries: 25th Establishement of USA-USSR Relations and 41st Founding of the Soviet State, 1958.
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Steinberg, Florence: Aboard the Space Shuttle, 1980.
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Morrison, David and Samz, Jane: Voyage to Jupiter, 1980.
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French, Bevan M.: Mars: the Viking Discoveries, 1977 October.
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Poster of Landsat-D: new era of earth resources survey.
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Scope and Contents

A poster.

Cosmology + 1, 1956-1977.
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Scope and Contents

Readings from Scientific American.

Voyager 1: Encounter w/Saturn, 1980.
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Scope and Contents

Press kit.

Pioneer Saturn Encounter, 1979.
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Lowman, Jr., Paul: Geologic Evolution of the Moon , 1971 October 7.
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Allaway, Howard: The Space Shuttle at Work, 1979.
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Anderson, David: NASA Aeronautics.
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NASA Tech House, 1977 December.
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NASA Space Telescope, late 1970s or early 1980s.
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Infrared Astronomical Satellite, late 1970s or early 1980s.
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NASA Space Shuttle: America's Space Transportation System, 1979.
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Connections: an Alternate View of Change.
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Discover: the newsmagazine of science, 1981 June.
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Futurist, 1981 February.
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Poster advertising NSTA contest-propose space experiments to be performed on space shuttle, 1982.
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NASA Facts: Astronaut Selection and Training, 1981 March.
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Careers in Space: NASA-Where Do You Fit In?.
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Spinoff 1980: Annual Report by NASA: new programs, technologies.
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NASA-Educational Topics.
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Packet of different lessons for different topics.

List of space flights: US and Soviet.
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Bibliography of Space Books and Articles from Non-Aerospace Journals, NASA, 1957-1977, 1979.
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Lowman, Jr., Paul: "Crustal Evolution in Silicate Planets: Implications for the Origin of Continents," Journal of Geology, 1976 January.
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NASA Scientific and Technical Publications, 1979 December 17.
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Voyager 1 Encounters Saturn.
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Haig, Alexander: A Certain Idea of Man: the Democratic Revolution and its future, 1981 September 13.
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10th Inter-American Conference: "Declaration of Solidarity for the Preservation of the Political Integrity of the American States Against the Intervention of International Communism", 1954 March 1-28.
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Informal meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the American Republic on communist aggression, 1962 October 2-3.
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Metcalf, A.G.B.: Politico-Military Policy: Strategic Review, 1973-1984.
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U.S. Dept. of State: Revolution Beyond Our Borders: Sandinista Intervention in Central America, 1985 September.
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Edited by Weinrod, Bruce Handbook for the 1982-83 Interscholastic Debate Topic-Young America Foundation.
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Soviet Military Power 1986.
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U.S. Dept. of State: Soviet-Cuban Connection in Central America and the Caribbean, 1985 March.
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U.S. Dept. of State: Securing a Peaceful Future for Lebanon, 1982 December 12.
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U.S. Dept. of State selected documents on Human Rights, 1977.
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Scope and Contents

2 copies.

Freedom Appeals, 1979 September-October.
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Scope and Contents

Documenting the universal struggle for freedom.

Political Report Presented by the Int'l Preparatory Comm. and Approved by the Tricontinental Conference, circa 1960s.
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2 copies.

Beres, Louis Rene: Myths and Realities: US Nuclear Strategy, 1982.
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Barnett, Frank: Reclaiming US Security: 8 Specific Steps, 1978.
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National Security and the 1st Amendment, 1984.
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The Media and Gov't Leaks, 1984.
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Robinson, Stewart M.: And we mutually pledge, 1964.
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Nuclear Nonproliferation and Nuclear Law or Tyranny, 1968.
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EIR: Special Report-Electromagnetic-Effect Weapons: the technology and the strategic implications, 1988 February.
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Larson, Joyce and Bodie, William: Intelligent Layperson's Guide to the Nuclear Freeze and Peace Debate. 20 Q&A on the most urgent issues of our time, 1983.
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Conference on Intelligence Legislation, 1980 June 26-28.
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Standing committee on law and national security of the ABA.

Protecting Traitors, Spies and Terrorists: How America's Internal Security is Being Destroyed, 1977.
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edited by Holmes, Kim: A Safe and Prosperous America: A U.S. Foreign and Defense Policy Blueprint, 1993.
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Détente: journal of the ABA dealing with the Soviet Union, 1977.
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Oversight and Accountability of the U.S. Intelligence Agencies: an evaluation , 1985.
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National Security Leaks: Is There a Legal Solution?, 1986.
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Congress, the President, and Foreign Policy , 1984.
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A Layman's Pocket Guide to SALT II.
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The Truth About the Foreign Policy Association, 1960.
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SDI: the "Star Wars" project, 1985.
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Larson, Joyce and Bodie, William: The Intelligent Layperson's Guide to "Star Wars", 1986.
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Brownfeld, Allan: The Anti-Defense Lobby: Gene La Rocque and the Center for Defense Information.
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Hoffman, Stanley and Vance, Cyrus: Building the Peace: U.S. Foreign Policy for the Next Decade, 1982.
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The Changing U.S.-Soviet Strategic Balance , 1990.
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National Security Strategy of the U.S., 1990 March and 1991 August.
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Glenn, John, Carter, Barry and Komer, Robert: Rethinking Defense and Conventional Forces, 1980.
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Alues, Dora: The Anzus Partners, 1984.
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Kim, Samuel: China's Quest for Security in the Post-Cold War World, 1996 July 29.
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Kievit, James and Metz, Steven: The Strategist and the Web Revisited: An Updated Guide to Internet Resources, 1996 October 17.
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Get, Colonel Jer Donald: What's with the Relationship Between America's Army and China's PLA?, 1996 September 15.
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Ross, Robert: Managing a Changing Relationship: China's Japan Policy in the 90s, 1996 September 30.
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Shambaugh,Dr. David and Zhongchun, Senior Colonel Wang: China's Transition Into the 21st Century: US and PRC Perspectives, 1996 July 29.
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Davis, Vincent: Civil-Military Relations and the Not-Quite Wars of the Present and Future, 1996 October 30.
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Lovelace, Jr., Douglas: Unification of the US Armed Forces, 1996 August 6.
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Blank, Stephen J.: Finnish Security and European Security Policy, 1996 September 27.
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Folder of materials dealing with the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, in particular Max Kempelman, early 1980s.
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Letter to Wall St. Journal concerning CSCE in Belgrade, 1978.
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Letter to Mr. Morris I. Leibman from the Center for Strategic and International Studies, 1973.
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Attendance of Congressional Seminar on Soviet Jewry, 1973.
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U.S. Dept. of State: Quick reference aids on U.S. Foreign Relations, 1981.
Box 167
Green, Marshall: Population Growth and Political Governance in the Third World: Implications for U.S. Policy , 1979 November.
Box 167
Barnett, Frank: Reclaiming the Initiative from the Soviet Heartland: the case for a Tri-Oceanic Alliance of the Imperiled Rimlands, early to mid 1980s.
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Reinhardt, Guenther: Enemy Propaganda Quotations .
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Scope and Contents

Compiled for Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs.

The MacArthur Controversy: A Documented Outline prepared by Halford L. Hoskins, 1951.
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Arad, Dr. Uzi: The Short-Term Effectiveness of the Arab Oil Embargo, 1978 August.
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Israel After Camp David: Address Delivered at the Weizmann Institute, 1978 November 11.
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Israeli-Saudi Relations: Present Approach and Proposed Changes, 1979 March.
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Bialer, Dr. Uri: Armed Forces in Foreign Territories Under the Terms of Peace Agreements, 1979 July.
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Comparative Analysis of Foreign and Defense Policy Oriented Research Establishments and their Political Function in the USA and USSR w/Lessons for Israel, Memorandum #1, 1979 May.
Box 168
Annual Report Board of Trustees, 1979 November.
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Heller, Dr. Mark: Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan: Motivations and Implications, Memorandum #2.
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Novik, Nimrod: Weapons to Riyadh: U.S. Policy and Regional Security, Memorandum #4, 1981 April.
Box 168
Feldman, Shai: Raid on Osiraq, Memorandum #5, 1981 August.
Box 168
Somekh, Bridadier General Y.: Supply of F-16 Aircraft and Mobile Hawk Missiles to Jordan: Military Ramifications for Israel, Memorandum #6, 1982 April.
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Information booklet: people involved, publications, research, etc.
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Raviv, Brig. Gen. Yehoshua: CSS Papers: Arab-Israeli Military Balance, 1979 July.
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The Autonomy: Problems and Possible Solutions, 1980 January.
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Novik, Dr. Nimrod: Between 2 Yemens: Regional Dynamics and Superpower Conduct in Riyadh's Backyard, 1980 December.
Box 168
Lanir, Dr. Zvi: Israeli's Involvement in Lebanon: A Precedent for an "open" game with Syria?, 1981 April.
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Ro'l, Dr. Yaacov and Gottlibovich: The Feasibility of a Soviet-Israeli Dialogue: An analysis of the Soviet position, 1981 June.
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Latimer, Harry D.: U.S. Psychological Operations in Vietnam, 1973 September.
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1975 July, 1975 March, 1975 December, 1976 June.
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Gessert, Robert and Seim, Harvey B.: Improving NATO's Theater Nuclear Posture: A Reassessment and a Proposal, 1977 April.
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de Maiziere, Ulrich: Armed Forces in the NATO Alliance, 1976 May.
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Pacek, Alexander and Kanet, Roger: Occasional Paper: Revolutionary Change in Eastern Europe: Societal Basis of Political Reform, 1990 March.
Box 169
Kanet, Roger: Superpower Cooperation in Eastern Europe, 1990 June.
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Signing of the North Atlantic Treaty, 1949 April 4.
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The Eurogroup, late 1970s.
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Aspects of NATO: NATO-the first 20 years.
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Aspects of NATO: Defence Policy.
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Aspects of NATO: The Eurogroup.
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Aspects of NATO: Defence Planning and Policy.
Box 170
Munroe, David Hoadley: Hang Together: the Union Now Primer, 1940.
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Johnson, Lyndon: The Atlantic Community: Common Hopes and Common Objectives, 1964.
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Portugal and NATO.
Box 170
Salmon, Trevor: A European Defence Identity, 1983.
Box 170
McNeill, Terry: The Kremlin and the Peace Offensive, 1983.
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Hartshorne, Dennis: American Opinion and European Defence, 1982.
Box 170
Two-Faced NATO.
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2nd German-American Roundtable on NATO: the Theater Nuclear Balance, 1978.
Box 170
NATO: Its Development and Significance, 1955.
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Hartshorne, Dennis: The Future of NATO, 1974.
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The Atlantic Alliance and the Warsaw Pact: a comparative study.
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UN Security Council: Verbatim Record of the 1878th Meeting, 1976 January 22.
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UN Security Council: Verbatim Record of the 1876th Meeting, 1976 January 19.
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UN Commission on Human Rights: Report of the 10th Session, 1954 February 23-April 16.
Box 170
The United Nations: a Handbook of the United Nations, 1950.
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Terms of League of Nations Mandates, 1946 October.
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Atlantic Relations, 1975 March 14-16.
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The ATA: towards a reappraisal, 1976.
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Charter of the U.N.: Report to the President, 1945 June 26.
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BusinessWeek, "What the West Accomplished in Belgrade", 1978 January 30.
Box 171
Institute of Jewish Affairs Research Report: "Helsinki: 2 Years Later", 1977 June.
Box 171
Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE): Profiles: The Helsinki Monitors, 1979 December 10.
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CSCE: revised supplement to the report to the congress of the U.S. on implementation of the final act of the conference on security and cooperation in Europe [findings and recommendations 2 years after Helsinki], 1977 October 25.
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Statement of Max Kampelman, co-chairman of the CSCE at the main meetings, Madrid, Spain, 1980 November 17.
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GIST published by Dept. of State, "Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe: Final Act Declaration on Principles", 1977 March.
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U.S. Dept. of State: Seventh Semiannual Report "Implementation of the Helsinki Accord", 1979 June 1-November 30.
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U.S. Dept. of State: Tenth Semiannual Report "Implementation of the Helsinki Accord", 1980 December 1-1981 May 31.
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U.S. Dept. of State: 14th Semiannual Report "Implementation of the Helsinki Accord", 1982 December 1-1983 May 31.
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CSCE News Release: 1st speeches, U.S. at Belgrade, 1977 October.
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American Bar Association: Statement on the Helsinki Accord , 1977 February 23-25.
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Scope and Contents

Meeting between ABA's standing committee on world order under law and the Mexican Bar Association.

U.S. Dept. of State: CSCE and East-West Relations, 1980 January 24.
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U.S. Dept. of State: 8th Semiannual Report "Implementation of the Helsinki Accord", 1979 December 1-1980 May 31.
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CSCE staff: Fact Sheet: Update on the 33 Imprisoned and Exiled Members of the Soviet Helsinki Group, 1979 December 10.
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Addresses by various people in Belgrade, 1977 October 11.
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CSCE: The Right to Know, the Right to Act: Documentary of Helsinki dissent from the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, 1978 May.
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CSCE: Fulfilling Our Promises: the U.S. and the Helsinki Final Act: A Status Report, 1979 November.
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Schacter, Oscar: Human Rights Provisions of the Helsinki Final Act , A report on a conference covered by the Committee on Internation Human Rights, 1978 March.
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Reports of Helsinki Accord Monitors in the Soviet Union, 1978 November 7.
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Volume III of the documents of the public group to promote observance of the Helinski agreements in the USSR.

Folder: Helsinki State Dept. Articles, 1977 April 22-24.
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CSCE: Fact Sheet: Update on the Soviet Helsinki Movement, 1979 December 10.
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1st Semiannual Report by the President to the CSCE concerning the Helsinki Final Act, 1976 December.
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News Release: "Vins to testify before Helsinki Commission", 1979 June 1.
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BusinessWeek: "What the West Accomplished in Belgrade", 1978 January 30.
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Important New Information , 1979 December 18.
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Scope and Contents

Re: imprisoned group members.

CSCE News Release: "CSCE Commission Releases Updates on Soviet Helsinki Movement", 1980 January 14.
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Letter from Charles Percy, U.S. Senator to the President Concerning Soviet violations of Helsinki Act, 1978 July 18.
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Cook, Don: Making America Look Foolish: Case of the Bungling Diplomat.
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Letter to Mr. Morris Leibman, Chairman of the ABA Standing Committee, 1977 December 5.
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U.S. Dept. of State Special Report: 3rd Semiannual Report to the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 1977 December.
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News Release: Compilation of Reports of Helsinki Accord Monitors Released, 1978 December 6.
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Letter to Mr. Morris Leibman from Rozanne Ridgway regarding deals w/violations of Helsinki by USSR.
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US Dept. of State: Implementation of Helsinki Final Act 11th Semiannual Report, 1981 June 1-November 30.
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A Thematic Survey of the Documents of the Moscow Helsinki Group, 1981 May 12.
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Materials on Helsinki, 1977 April 22-24.
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Folder on various materials.
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Folder of materials relating to/by Max Kampelman, Chairman of U.S. Delegation of the CSCE, late 1970s or early 1980s.
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The Ukranian Helsinki Group: 5 Years of Struggle In Defense of Rights, 1981.
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Info. Bulletin #1: "Ukranian Public Group to Promote the Implementation of Helsinki Accords", 1978.
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The Belgrade CSCE Meeting: Review of Implementation and Consideration of New Proposals.
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Wilson, Willard M.: One-Multiplied by Thousands , 1960.
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Old box 35.

Who is the Imperialist?, 1971.
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Hargis, Dr. Billy James: Unmasking the Deceiver: Martin Luther King Jr..
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Proletarian Unity League: 2,3, Many Parties of a New Type? Against the Ultra-Left Line , 1977.
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Weaver, Richard M.: "Up From Liberalism", 1987.
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Scope and Contents

Presidents Essay-Heritage Foundation.

Church League of America: How Liberal Clergymen Aid the Revolutionaries , 1970.
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Fagan, Myron: Documentation of the Reds and Fellow-Travellers in Hollywood and TV, 1961.
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Encroaching Socialism, 1948.
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Lewis Jr., Fulton: Report on the Fund for the Republic, 1955.
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Origin, History, and Methodology of the "front" movement in America.
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Communist takeover of the U.S.

Who is Responsible for the Attacks on and Demonstrations Against the House Committee on Un-American Activities?, 1965 June.
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Special Report: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1965 October.
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Hackett, Warren: It's Your Choice: Freedom and Prosperity OR Tyranny and Poverty, 1981.
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Crockett, Sam: Frankfurter's Red Record, 1961.
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Christian Educational Association.

Delong, Russell V.: Genuine Revival--NOW!, 1967.
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Hammond, Thomas T.: History of Communist Takeovers, 1950s.
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The Communist Economic Threat, 1959.
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The Veteran's Case Against the Democrat-New Deal, 1948.
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Cross, John: What are the Facts Behind the Smearing of Anti-Communist Americans?, 1964.
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Modern Art: Political Psywar Weapon, 1975.
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Davidson, Leon: Quiet Campaign to Rewrite the Constitution, 1969.
Box 174
The Crusade Against the gov't Investigating Agencies: a report on forces and processes, 1950s.
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WWII: Historical Facts vs Communist Myths, 1950s.
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Lane, Rose Wilder: Give Me Liberty, 1946.
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Patrick Henry Group: Is the NAACP Subversive?, 1963.
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Eggerz, Solveig: Whatever Happened to the Public Schools-and Why?.
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Populist Conservative Tax Coalition: Why Christians Should Be Involved in Politics, 1984.
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Dobbs, Zygmund: Red Intrigue and Race Turmoil, 1958.
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Bealle, Morris A.: 1960 Washington Squirrel Cage: Story of the Raw Deal in Satire.
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Publius: Cultural Conservatism, Republicanism, and the Republican Party, 1987.
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William Buckley Jr. and Malcolm Muggeridge on Faith and Religious Institutions, 1981.
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Lawler, Philip: The Bishops and the Bomb: Morality of Nuclear Deterrence, 1982.
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Scope and Contents

Heritage Lectures.

Institute on Religion and Democracy: Christianity and Democracy , 1981.
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Christianity, Democracy, and the Churches Today, 1982.
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Brain-Washing: Synthesis of the Russian Textbook on Psychopolitics.
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Ptacek, Kerry: Nicaragua: A Revolution Against the Church?, 1981.
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A Manual for Survival (A Counter Subversive Study Course), 1961.
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Urban Guerilla Warfare, from the National Guardsman, 1973 May.
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Young Americans for Freedom: Confronting the New Left, 1960.
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Counter-Subversive Section: The American Legion Cumulative Index No. 1, 1956.
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Bouvier, Leon and Davis, Cary: The Future Racial Composition of the U.S., 1982 August.
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Revolutionary Trio, 1981.
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Francis, Samuel T.: Sanctuary Movement: Struggling Revolution, 1986.
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Scope and Contents

American Immigration Control Foundation.

Walsh, Edward: Threats to Freedom for the 80s, late 1970s.
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Walsh, Edward: Religion and Marxism: the "Social Responsibility" Tactic.
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MRA--The Rise of a New Spirit, 1940.
Box 175
Bolick, Clint: In Whose Name? Civil Rights Establishment Today, 1988.
Box 175
Peace in Our Time? Illusions of an INF Accord, 1980s.
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Rice, Charles E.: Reagan and the Courts: Prospects for Judicial Reform, 1980.
Box 175
Roche III, George C.: American Federalism, 1967.
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Hoover Institution: The Summit and the Peace Process, addresses by President Ronald Reagan, 1985.
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Ptacek, Kerry: Catholic Church in El Salvador, 1981.
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Scope and Contents

Institution for Religion and Democracy.

40 Years of Roosevelt, 1944.
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Anderson, Martin: An Economic Bill of Rights, 1984.
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Scope and Contents

Hoover Institution.

Scalia, Antonin: Constitutional Aspects of SJR58/HJR 350.
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Tax Limitation and Balanced Budget Amendment.

The Trilateral Commission, 1977.
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Private North American-European-Japanese Initiative on Matters of Common Concern.

International Freedom Foundation UK: Understanding Sanctions , 1988.
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Report on th Proceedings of the Anti-Communism Strategy Seminar sponsored by Freedoms Foundation, 1961.
Box 175
Elmer, Gaister and Evelyn: Sociobiology and Immigration: Grim Forecast for America, 1984.
Box 176
Television Evening News Covers Inflation: 1978-79, analysis by Tom Bethell, 1980.
Box 176
Sennholz, Hans F.: Money and Freedom, 1985.
Box 176
Weber, Christopher: "Good as Gold?" How We Lost Our Gold Reserves and Destroyed the Dollar, 1988.
Box 176
Hargis, Dr. Billy James: Communism and American Labour.
Box 176
Communist Circus: Funniest Show on Earth--"Democratus" (JEHLOC).
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Shenfield, Arthur A.: The Ideological War Against Western Society, 1970.
Box 176
Castelo, Alfonso: Library of Political Secrets: Underground Facts of the Portuguese Revolution--Is General Spinola the Kerensky of Portugal? Jewish Hidden Hand, 1974.
Box 176
Americanism or Communism! Only one will survive.
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Congress for Civil Rights and Freedom in Russia, 1957 April 25-27.
Box 176
Rush, Benjamin: Crazy Karl Marx: a short story for the young (JEHLOC), 1962.
Box 176
Hayes, Edward and Paul: Communism Against the World: a Concise Study of the Great Conspiracy, 1962.
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Pearl Buck Speaks for Democracy (JEHLOC), 1942.
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CAUSA magazine, early 1980s.
Box 176
Scope and Contents

Christian oriented.

Does the ACLU Serve the Communist Cause--what do you think?, early 1960s.
Box 176
Collection of speeches by Alexander Haig.
Box 176
Ciliberti, Charles: Backstairs Mission in Moscow, 1946.
Box 176
Stahl, Virginia: The Few for the Many, 1966.
Box 176
The 5th Column Conspiracy in America: Authentic Map and Directory.
Box 176
Teller, Dr. Edward: Excerpts from "Better a Shield than a Sword", 1987.
Box 176
Henderson, H.W.: 20 Questions about Russia, 1940s-1950s.
Box 176
American Mercury, 1964 January.
Box 176
Sarnoff, David: The New Look in the Cold War (JEHLOC), 1956 July 21.
Box 176
The Defence of the Western World, an address by General Sir Walter Walker, late 1970s.
Box 176
Lukacs, John: Immigration and Migration--a Historical Perspective, 1986.
Box 176
Scope and Contents

American Immigration Control Foundation.

Communism: the Ideology Fades-the Threat Remains, late 1970s-early 1980s.
Box 176
Wright, Hardy E.: The Trial of Freedom, 1940s-1950s.
Box 176
Auster, Lawrence: The Path to National Suicide: an Essay on Immigration and Multiculturalism, 1990.
Box 176
Prussion, Karl: California Dynasty of Communism (JEHLOC), 1962.
Box 177
Schwarz, Dr. Fred: You Can Trust the Communists (to be Communists), 1960.
Box 177
Brinton, Job W.: Communist Primer--Primary Facts About Criminal Communism, 1950.
Box 177
American Bar Association: Brief on Communism: Marxism-Leninism-Its Aims, Purposes, Objectives, and Practices, 1951.
Box 177
Wilcox, Edward: Imperial Communism, 1947.
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U.S. Senate, Committee to the Judiciary: The Technique of Soviet Propaganda, 1960.
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Matthews, J.B.: Communist Fronts, 1956.
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Fish, Hamilton: The Red Plotters, 1950.
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Eisenhower, Dwight D.: Anti Communist Report E.
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Communism in the Motion Picture Industry, 1960.
Box 177
Research and Analysis Dept. Staff: The Tito era in Yugoslavia, 1980 May 5.
Box 178
Stefanowski, Roman: Poland Under Martial Law: A Selection of Documents 12/81-12/82, 1984 March 1.
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Stefanowski, Roman: Poland: A Chronology of Events February-July 1981, 1982 March 5.
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Stefanowski, Roman and Sabat, Anna: Poland: A Chronology of Events July-November 1980, 1981 March 31.
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Stefanowski, Roman: Poland: A Chronology of Events August-December 1981, 1982 July 16.
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Stefanowski, Roman and Sabat, Anna: Poland: A Chronology of Events November 1980-February 1981, 1983 September 11.
Box 178
Stefanowski, Roman: Poland Under Martial Law: A Chronology of Events 12/13/81-12/30/82, 1983 July 1.
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The International Communist Conspiracy in Asia, 1954 November 30.
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The Current Strategy and Tactics of International Communism, 1955.
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Slave Labor Under the Chinese Communist Regime, 1955.
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How to Combat Communism, 1956 October.
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Mao Tse-Tung Can Never be a Tito, 1957.
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Communist Menace to Asia, 1957.
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How China Fights Communism, 1957.
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The New Development of the Anti-Communist Revolution on the Chinese Mainland, 1958.
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Chinese Communist Judiciary, Police and Secret Service, 1958.
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Victory on Another Front, 1958.
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How do we eliminate Communist infiltration and subversive activites in Japan?

Mao-Tse Tung and "Let 100 Flowers Bloom and 100 Schools of Thought Contend" Campaign, 1958.
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An Analytical Study of the Chinese Communists' "Peoples' Communes", 1959.
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Life in the Peoples' Commune, 1959.
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APACL: Its Growth and Outlook, 1960 June.
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An Unprecedented Famine on the Chinese Mainland and the Peoples' Communes, 1961 April.
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Communist China in Africa, 1961 April.
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Latin America's Red Peril , 1961 April.
Box 179
Scope and Contents

Factual act of Chinese communist plots in central and South America.

The Relations Between Moscow and Peiping, 1961 April.
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Whither Goes the People's Commune, 1961 December.
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Pure Capitalism or Communism, 1961 December.
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Scope and Contents

Critique of CPSU program.

An Analysis of the Peiping Regime's Anti-US Campaign, 1962 February.
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Pure Capitalism or Communism, Part II, 1962 February.
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World Revolution and Nationalism, 1962 March.
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Why Does Mao Tse Tung Want to Follow the Leftist Line of Adventure?, 1962 April.
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A Study of the Current Foreign and Domestic Policies of the Puppet Peiping Regime, 1962 April.
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Hunger in Communist China , 1962 July.
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Scope and Contents

An estimate of 1961 Food Production.

A General Survey of Chinese Communist Rule , 1962 July.
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China's Bitter Experiences with the Communists, 1962 September.
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The Militia (a thorn in the Peiping Regime's side), 1963 January.
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A Research on Mao Tse-Tung's Thought of Military Insurrection, 1963.
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The Lasting Crisis on Mainland China in 1964, 1965 May.
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How to Counteract Communist Guerrilla Warfare, 1965 June.
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Anti-Communist Activities on the Chinese Mainland, 1965 July.
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Transformation of Mao-Lin Faction's Tactical Line for Power Seizure, 1968 May.
Box 179
Government Information Office Republic of China: President Chiang Kai-shek's Pledges and Assurances to the People of the Mainland.
Box 179
Charter of the Asian Peoples Anti-Communist League (JEHLOC), 1961.
Box 179
Blood and Tears of Slave Labor on the Chinese Mainland, 1957.
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Record of Republican Votes in the House, 1967 December 17.
Box 180
ACU Speakers Bureau.
Box 180
Petro, Sylvester: An Effective Labour Policy in the US, 1968.
Box 180
Freeman, Roger: Last Chance to Save Private Colleges, 1969.
Box 180
Crane, Dr. Philip: The Nixon Administration--the Conservative Mandate, 1968.
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The Financiers of Revolution, 1969 April.
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Case Against National Health Insurance, 1971.
Box 180
The ACLU Report: Curious Story of the ACLU, 1969.
Box 180
Ashbrook, John: The 1st 1000 Days-One Legislator's Viewpoint, 1971.
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The ACU's Rating of Congress, 1st Session, 94th Congress, 1975.
Box 180
The Nixon Welfare Plan--Solution or Socialism?, 1970 January.
Box 180
What Leading Conservatives Say About ACU/Statement of Principles, late 1960s-1970s.
Box 180
Johnson, Frank: America in Danger: US and Soviet Union Shifting Balance of Power, 1970.
Box 180
A Program for American Survival, 1973-1978.
Box 180
Presidential Preliminary Report, 1965-1969.
Box 180
ACU in the Nation's Press.
Box 180
Evans, M. Stanton: ACU Special Report: Prospects for Conservatism, 1966.
Box 180
The Third Trial of Socrates--Political Prosecution of Lyndon LaRouche.
Box 180
Brookes, Warren: Lies, Damn Lies, and Environmental Statoxics, 1990 September.
Box 180
Elmer, Glaister and Evelyn: Ethnic Conflicts Abroad: Clues to America's Future? , 1988.
Box 180
Scope and Contents

American Immigration Control Foundation.

Church League of America: Martin Luther King, Jr.: His 3-Pronged Attack on Christ and the Bible, the USA, and Law and Order (JEHLOC), 1968 May.
Box 180
PointBlank: Gun Control: An Idiot's Dream, A Nation's Nightmare, 1976 October.
Box 180
The libertarian conspiracy to destroy America's schools, 1986 April 30.
Box 181
Global Showdown Escalates, 1988 September 30.
Box 181
The "Greenhouse Effect" Hoax: a World Federalist Plot, 1989.
Box 181
Satanism: Crime wave of the '90s, 1990.
Box 181
AIDS Global Showdown: Mankind's Total Victory or Total Defeat, 1988 August.
Box 181
Suggested Outline-Teaching Unit: Comparative Political Systems, 1967 April.
Box 181
Issues and Options: the Work Program of the Atlantic Council of the U.S., late 1970s.
Box 182
Policy Papers: "The Growing Dimensions of Security", 1977.
Box 182
Policy Papers: "The Credibility of the NATO Deterrent", 1981.
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Policy Papers: "Oil and Turmoil: Western Choices in the Middle East", 1979.
Box 182
Policy Papers: "Securing the Seas: Soviet Naval Challenges and Western Alliance Options", 1978.
Box 182
Policy Papers: "The Soviet Merchant Marine: Economic and Strategic Challenge to the West", 1979.
Box 182
Policy Papers: "U.S. Energy Policy and U.S. Foreign Policy in the 1980s", 1981.
Box 182
Policy Papers: "Getting the West Out of the Oil Dilemma: An Energy Family Approach", 1979.
Box 182
Allen, William R.: "Midnight Economist: Broadcast Essays, XIII-XVI", 1987-1988.
Box 182
Gropman, Alan L.: McNair Papers: Mobilizing U.S. Industry in World War II, 1996 August.
Box 182
Cossa, Ralph A.: McNair Papers: The Major Powers in Northeast Asian Security, 1996 August.
Box 182
Perry, James M.: A Report In-Depth on Barry Goldwater: the story of the 1964 Republican Presidential Nominee, 1964.
Box 183
How a Bill Becomes a Law in PA: a game about the legislative process.
Box 183
Boylan, John: Sequel to the Apocalypse. The Uncensored Story: How Your Dimes and Quarters Helped Pay for Hitler's War, 1942.
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Chamberlain, John: "Long Before Solzhenitsyn, the prophets of plain talk", Richmond Times Dispatch, 1976.
Box 183
Congressional Record-Senate. The Alexander Solzhenitsyn Interview, 1974.
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H.R. 6767 in the Senate of the U.S., "promote the development of an open, nondiscriminatory and fair world economic system", 1976 April 10.
Box 183
Democracy on Trial: the Battle of Boulder-Denver Post (JEHLOC), 1969.
Box 183
The How to Manipulate People Manual II , 1972.
Box 183
Scope and Contents

How to gain power on campus.

Lamont, Corliss: My First 60 Years, 1962.
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Noble, Elizabeth: Billions of Bullets, 1937.
Box 183
Scope and Contents

American League Against War and Fascism.

What is Propaganda , 1944.
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Scope and Contents

Prepared for U.S. Armed Forces by American Historical Association.

Willis, Edward F.: Herbert Hoover and the Russian Prisoners of WWI, 1951.
Box 183
Smith, Harold: Attack for Victory, 1942.
Box 183
Waldman, Seymour: Guns Are Ready, 1935.
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We Put Freedom First, circa 1950s.
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Scope and Contents

American Committee for Cultural Freedom.

Bladeck, Max: Free to Build a New World, 1953.
Box 183
Scope and Contents

Moral Re-Armament.

Richardson, F.O.: The GI's Handbook on Military Injustice , 1967.
Box 183
Scope and Contents

Why rank and file GI's need an organization of their own.

Congress and the Presidency of the 1990s.
Box 183
Scope and Contents

Center for the Study of the Presidency.

Wieden, Peter: This is Our Enemy , 1943.
Box 183
Scope and Contents

About Nazis.

Falsifiers of History: A Historical Document on the Origins of WWII, 1948.
Box 183
Scope and Contents

Committee for Promotion of Peace.

How is Your American-ism? Address by Professor Fowler V. Harper, 1951 Jul 25.
Box 183
46 Angry Men. U.N.O. Violations in Katanga (JEHLOC), 1962.
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Labor Policy, Minorities and Youth--a symposium, 1983.
Box 183
Scope and Contents

Published by Lincoln Institute.

Finney, Guy W.: The 2 Faces of Richard Nixon, 1960s.
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Archbishop Stepinac: the man and his case Anthony Henry Count O'Brian of Thomond, 1947.
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Joesten, Joachim: The Gaps in the Warren Report, late 1960s.
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Benedict, Ruth and Weltfish, Gene: The Races of Mankind.
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Scope and Contents

Public Affairs Pamphlet #85.

Wortis, Joseph: How Progressive is Psychoanalysis?, 1945.
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Vito Marcantonio: the man on the flying trapeze and 2 letters by Luigi Antonini.
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Conscription and Liberty, early 1940s.
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Scope and Contents

Keep America Out of War Congress.

Lyons, Eugene: The Menace of Totalitarianism, 1940.
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Gorky, Maxim: To American Intellectuals, undated.
Box 184
Muste, A.J.: Where are We Now? American Radicalism and the Impact of Recent Soviet Developments, undated.
Box 184
Who's Back of Coudert? Join the Army of Voters Against Coudert (JEHLOC).
Box 184
Brutents, K.: A Historical View of Neo-Colonialism, 1972.
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What to Do: Activities for the Building of New America, 1930s-1940s.
Box 184
Aptheker, Herbert: The American Civil War, 1961.
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How Much Longer Will the Vilest Rackateer of all get away with it?.
Box 184
Scope and Contents

About William Randolph Hearst.

DeCain, Vincent F.: The Connally Amendment, 1961.
Box 184
Cacchione, Peter V.: The Truth about Luigi Antonini, 1940s.
Box 184
Berlin: fate and mission, 1961.
Box 184
A Journey Through EC, 1987.
Box 184
Slawson, John: Social Discrimination: the Last Barrier, 1955.
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The United States and Eastern Asia, 1967.
Box 184
Scope and Contents

Report of a conference of Asian scholars.

Hsiao-Ping, Teng: Report on the Rectification Campaign, 1957.
Box 184
Roberts, Holland, Perto, Victor and van Kleeck, Mary: An Appeal for International Economic Unity, 1964.
Box 184
Wilson, Walter: American Legion and Civil Liberty, 1936.
Box 184
Scope and Contents

Against the American Legion.

Abram, Morris B. and Miller, Alexander F.: How to Stop Violence! Intimidation! In Your Community, 1949.
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Anti-Defamation League of B'Nai B'rith.

Why a New Party, circa 1945.
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Ad for modern political party.

Slawson, John: The Unequal Treatment of Equals-the social club--citadel of discrimination, 1959.
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American Jewish Committee.

Fineberg, S. Andhil: Deflating the Professional Bigot, 1960.
Box 184
He Needs Your Help.
Box 184
Scope and Contents

Concerning POWs/MIAs from Vietnam.

Urey, Dr. Harold C.: I'm a Frightened Man, 1946.
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Concerning atomic energy.

I am Furious , 1960s.
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Scope and Contents

Published by Radical Education Project. Feminist.

Millet, Kate: Sexual Politics, 1968.
Box 184
Densmore, Dana: Sex Roles and Female Oppression.
Box 184
Scope and Contents

Collection of articles.

McAfee, Kathy and Wood, Myrna: Bread and Roses, early 1970s.
Box 184
Folder of Senator McCarthy material.
Box 185
23 page essay on dangers of communism, undated.
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Scope and Contents

No publisher.

edited by Logan, Rayford: Attitude of the Southern White Press Toward Negro Suffrage, 1932-1940.
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Meritism: a new economic and social system that will abolish capitalism and avoid communism, 1933.
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Swinburne, Dr. R. Clymer: Diabolical practices: humanity's crimes against humanity by those who should be their protectors--Sterilization, Castration, Compulsory Abortions , 1960.
Box 185
Veblen, Thorstein: On the Nature and Uses of Sabotage (JEHLOC).
Box 185
Scarlett, George C.: The Treaty of Utrecht, 1939.
Box 185
Epstein, Julius: The Seeckt Papers, 1939.
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Tolstoy, Alexandra Leo: The Real Tolstoy, 1968.
Box 185
Whiter United States--Open Letter.
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Scope and Contents

German Propaganda in the U.S.

Report of an investigation into the war crimes of Theodor Oberlander, 1960.
Box 185
Tetens, T.H.: Know Your Enemy, 1944.
Box 185
Boyle, Kay: Breaking the Silence: Why a Mother Tells Her Son About the Nazi Era, 1962.
Box 185
Bealle, Morris A.: One Born Every Second, 1971.
Box 185
Why Gag Democracy, 1947.
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Scope and Contents

Regarding international broadcasting.

The John Birch Society: a conspiracy of the fearful, 1965.
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Published by Jewish War Veterans of the USA.

It Began August 13th--Berlin Wall put up, 1961.
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Criminals on the Bench, 1960.
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Regarding Nazis.

Ohloblyn, Alexander: Treaty of Pereytaslav, 1954.
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Resolution Adopted by the council of the OAS, 1966 February 2.
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Decisions taken at the meeting of the council of the organization of American States acting provisionally as Organ of Consultation, 1962 October 23.
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7th Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1960 August 22-29.
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8th Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1962 January 22-31.
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9th Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1964 July 21-26.
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12th Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1967 June 19-September 24.
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Report submitted by the Special Committee to study resolutions II.1 and VIII of the 8th Meeting of consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1963 July 3.
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Report of the Investigating Committee appointed by the Council of the Organization of American States, acting provisionally as organ of consultation, 1964 February 18.
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Report of Committee I of the 12th Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1967 July 26.
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Report of Committee II of the 12th Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1967 July 30.
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Report of the Special Committee to Study Resolutions II.1 and VIII of the 8th Meeting of the Consultation of Ministers for Foreign Affairs on the 1st Afro-Asian-Latin American Peoples' Solidarity Conference and its Projections, Volumes I and II, 1966 November 28.
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Special Consultative Committee on Security and Against the Subversive Action of Int'l Communism, 1st Conference of the Latin American Solidarity Organization, 1967.
Box 186
Kirk, Russell: The Conservative Movement: Then & Now.
Box 187
Beichman, Arnold, Martino, Antonio and Minogue, Kenneth: Three Myths.
Box 187
Haseler, Stephen and Kaltefleiter, Werner: NATO and Neutralism.
Box 187
Allen, Richard V.: A Heritage Roundtable: U.S. Options in Poland.
Box 187
Lambro, Donald: Annual Distinguished Journalism Fellow Address: Cutting the gov't: How is Reagan Doing?.
Box 187
Burton, John: The Political Future of American Trade Unions.
Box 187
Kirk, Russell: Reclaiming a Patrimony.
Box 187
Lawler, Philip F.: The Bishops and the Bomb: the morality of nuclear deterrence.
Box 187
Rebuilding Social Security.
Box 187
A Heritage Roundtable: Looking Ahead in the Middle East.
Box 187
Pines, Burton Yale: Four Hard Truths for Higher Education.
Box 187
Pines, Burton Yale: How Conservative is Reagan's Foreign Policy.
Box 187
Hayek, F.A.: Our Moral Heritage.
Box 187
Goodell, Grace and Bergher, Jeffrey: Conservative Perspectives on Economic Development.
Box 187
Berger, Marshall J.: Halting Taxpayer Subsidy of Partisan Advocacy.
Box 187
Heritage Roundtable: Anti-Semitism in the Modern World.
Box 187
Cooper, John F.: The U.S. and East Asia: Problems & Dilemmas for the 1980s.
Box 187
A Tribute to Whitaker Chambers.
Box 187
Harries, Owen: Europe and America: 1984, 1984.
Box 187
Kasten, Robert: Spotlighting the U.N.'s Anti-American Record.
Box 187
Allen, Richard V.: An American Interest: U.S. Policy Toward Taiwan.
Box 187
Reshaping the Joint Chiefs of Staff: A Roundtable of the Heritage Foundation Defense Assessment Project, edited by Theodore J. Crackel.
Box 187
van den Haag, Ernest: Smashing Liberal Icons: A Collection of Debates.
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Assessing Strategic Defense: 6 Roundtable Discussions.
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How Immigrants Affect Americans' Living Standard--Debate between Julian Simon and Roger Conner.
Box 187
SALT II: RIP.
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3 Nicaraguans on the Betrayal of their Revolution.
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The Privatization Option: A Strategy to Shrink the Size of gov't.
Box 187
America's New Pacific Era: 5 Lectures on U.S.-Asian Relations.
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State Dept. vs Ronald Reagan: 4 Ambassadors Speak Out, edited by James Hackett.
Box 187
Heritage Roundtable: Interstate Banking: How Much, How Fast?.
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The 2 Chinas: A Contemporary View, edited by Martin L. Lasater.
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U.S.-Republic of China Economic Issues Problems and Prospects, edited by Martin L. Lasater.
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Can Business Save Education--Strategies for 1990s, edited by Jeanne Allen.
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A Conversation with Admiral Thomas B. Hayward: Naval Preparedness in the 1980s.
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Leutwiler, Fritz: Swiss Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy in an Inflationary World.
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The Uses and Abuses of Analysis in the Defense Environment: a conversation with R. James Woolsey.
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A Conversation with Alfred E. Kahn.
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A Conversation with Ambassador Hermann E. Eilts: the dilemma in the Persian Gulf.
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U.S. Defense: What Can We Afford? .
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AEI Forum.

What Should Be the Role of Ethnic Groups in U.S. Foreign Policy.
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AEI Forum.

Foreign Intelligence: Legal and Democratic Controls.
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AEI Forum.

Reindustrialization Boon or Bane?.
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AEI Forum.

The Economy: Can We Avert Disaster.
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AEI Forum.

Privacy Protection Proposals--Legislative Analyses.
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Laird, Melvin R.: People, Not Hardware: The Highest Defense Priority.
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AEI Special Analyses.

A Discussion of the Rapid Deployment Force w/Lt. General P.X. Kelley.
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AEI Special Analyses.

Proposals for a Constitutional Convention to Require a Balanced Federal Budget.
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Legislative Analyses.

Gun Control.
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Legislative Analyses.

Limiting Presidential and Congressional Terms.
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Legislative Analyses.

Bork, Robert H.: Constitutionality of the President's Busing Proposals .
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AEI Special Analyses.

The War Powers Bill.
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2. McCracken, Paul W.: Economic Priorities in the 1970s and Moving Toward External and Internal Economic Balance.
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4. Weidenbaum, Murray L.: Subsidies in Federal Credit Programs.
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12. Penniman, Howard R.: Vietnam's Electoral Roadblock.
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13. Greenspan, Alan: The Challenge to Our System.
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19. Hellmann, Donald C.: Japan: Its Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy.
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20. McCracken, Paul W.: The Changing Character of Japan-U.S. Economic Relationships.
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21. Haberler, Gottfried: Two Essays on the Future of the International Monetary Order.
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24. Voss, Earl H.: Defending Europe with Blunderbusses.
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25. McCracken, Paul W. and Moore,Thomas Gale: Competition and Market Concentration in the American Economy.
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27. Mitchell, Edward and Eizenga, Weitze: The Oil Crisis and World Monetary Arrangements.
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34. Nutter, G. Warren: Where Are We Headed?.
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59. Sowell, Thomas: Dissenting from Liberal Orthodoxy: A Black Scholar Speaks for the "Angry Moderates".
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60. Nutter, G. Warren: Foreign Policy as Public Policy.
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69. Ford, Gerald R.: The War Powers Resolution: Striking a Balance Between the Executive and Legislative Branches.
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75. Bork, Robert H.: Capitalism and the Corporate Executive.
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83. von Furstenberg, George M. and Malkiel, Burton G.: von Furstenberg: The Government and Capital Formation: A Survey of Recent Issues.
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86. Silberman, Laurence H.: Testimony on Electronic Surveillance for National Security Purposes.
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87. Kitch, Edmund W.: The Nature and Function of the Patent System.
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89. Baroody, Jr., William J.: The Critical Choices We Face.
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104. McCracken, Paul W.: Can Capitalism Survive?.
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107. Kirkpatrick, Jeane J.: Dictatorships and Double Standards.
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106. Spivey, W. Allen and Wrobleski, William J.: Surveying Recent Econometric Forecasting Performance.
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112. Emminger, Otmar: The International Monetary System Under Stress: What Can We Learn from the Past?.
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Kasten, Robert: "Spotlighting the U.N.'s Anti-American Record" speeches.
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116. Stein, Herbert: Capitalism--If You Can Keep It.
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118. Haberler, Gottfried: The Great Depression of the 1930s: Can it Happen Again?.
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119. Haberler, Gottfried: Flexible-Exchange-Rate Theories and Controversies Once Again.
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120. Fellner, William: The Bearing of Risk Aversion on Movements of Spot and Forward Exchange Relative to the Dollar.
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Ture, Norman B.: The Value Added Tax: Facts and Fancies.
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Butler, Stuart M.: Philanthropy in America: The Need for Action.
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"Towards a Stable Monetary Policy".
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A debate between Allan Meltzer and Alan Reynolds.

Seldon, Arthur: Corrigible Capitalism, Incorrigible Socialism.
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Copulos, Milton R.: Domestic Oil: The Hidden Solution.
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Copulos, Milton R.: Confrontation at Seabrook.
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Starrels, John M.: East Germany: Marxist Mission in Africa.
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Confronting Moscow: An Agenda for the Post-Détente Era, edited by W. Bruce Weinrod.
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Butler, Stuart M.: Enterprise Zones: Pioneering in the Inner City.
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U.S. Aid to the Developing World: A Free Market Agenda, edited by Doug Bandow.
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Copulos, Milton R.: Closing the Nuclear Option.
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Shenfield, Arthur: The Failure of Socialism: Learning from the Swedes and English.
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Phaup, E. Dwight: The World Bank: How It Can Serve U.S. Interests.
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Bennett, James and Williams, Walter: Strategic Minerals: the Economic Impact of Supply Disruption.
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England, Catherine: Banking and Monetary Reform: A Conservative Agenda.
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Goldwater, Barry M.: China and the Abrogation of Treaties.
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Katz, Amron H.: Verification and Salt: The State of the Art and the Art of the State.
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Lasater, Martin L.: Taiwan: Facing Mounting Threats.
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Kirkpatrick, Jeane J.: The Reagan Doctrine and U.S. Foreign Policy.
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Starrels, John M.: The U.S.-Third World Conflict: a glossary.
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Starrels, John M.: The World Health Organization: Resisting Third World Ideological Pressures.
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Galenson, Walter: The International Labor Organization: Mirroring the U.N.'s Problems.
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Fauriot, Georges: The Food and Agriculture Organization: A Flawed Strategy in the War Against Hunger.
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Bissell, Richard E.: The United Nations Development Program: Failing the World's Poor.
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McGraw, Onalee: The Family, Feminism and the Therapeutic State.
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Hall, Gus: The Colonial Plunder of Puerto Rico: Why Puerto Rico is the most profitable address in the USA, 1972.
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Stalin, Joseph: Dialectical and historical materialism, 1940.
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On the theory of Marxism, Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, 1948.
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Stalin, Joseph: Marxism and linguistics, 1951.
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Preparing for October: Historic 6th Congress of the Bolshevik Party, 1917.
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Green, Gil: Terrorism: Is it revolutionary?, 1970.
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Jewish Affairs, 1971.
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Lumer, Hyman: The Jewish Defense League: A new face for reaction, 1971.
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Dragunsky, Daird: What letters tell, 1984.
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Lumer, Hyman and Vilner, Meir: Zionism: Is it racist? Hyman Lumer and Meir Vilner, 1975.
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Nyden, Paul: Black coal miners in the United States, 1974.
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Winston, Henry: Spain in my heart, 1976.
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Torez, Lorenzo: A short history of chicano workers part 2.
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Millard, Betty: Woman against myth, circa 1948.
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36 years: The worker-drawings 1924-1960.
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The formation of the working men's part of the U.S., 1976.
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Ford, Joe: How to make leaflets: A manual on the their design, production, distribution, 1960.
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Nyden, Paul and Linda: Showdown in coal: Struggle for rank and file unionism, 1978.
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Sincair, Upton: No pasaran: A story of the Battle of Madrid, 1937.
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North, Joseph: Cuba: Hope of a hemisphere, 1961.
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Castro, Fidel: The Cuban revolution, National liberation and the Soviet Union, 1974.
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Rodrigues, Carlos Rafael: Jose Marti and Cuban liberation, 1953.
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The prison diary of Ho Chi Miah, 1971.
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Resistance: Against Fascist enslavement in South Africa, 1953.
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Lumer, Hyman: Soviet Anti-semitism: A cold war myth, Hyman Lumer, 1964.
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Jagan, Cheddi: The anatomy of poverty in British Guiana, 1964.
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Bell, Patricia: Puerto Rico: Island paradise of the U.S. imperialism, 1967.
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Rzheshevsky, Oleg: Operation overlord, 1984.
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Tery, Simone: Danielle: Wonderful story of Danielle Casanova, leader of the women of France, who gave her life in the resistance to the Nazis, 1953.
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Stalin, Joseph: Anarchism or socialism, 1950.
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Stalin, Joseph: Dialectical and historical materialism, circa 1940.
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Lenin, V.I.: The heritage we renounce.
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Stalin, Joseph: Marxism and linguistics, circa 1951.
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Feinstone, S.: Social Progress: A Marxian point of view, circa 1935.
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Lenin, V.I.: Socialism: Petty-bourgeois and proletarian, 1954.
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Lenin, V.I.: The teachings of Karl Marx, 1937.
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Olgin, M.J.: Trotskyism: Counter-revolution in disguise, 1935.
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Lenin, V.I.: Where to begin? Party organization and party literature, the working class and its press.
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Socialism in our time: A challenge to professionals and intellectuals, 1936.
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America's tenth man: A brief survey of the Negro's part in American history, 1936.
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Education and race relations.
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Embree, Edwin R.: Every tenth pupil: The story of Negro schools in the south, not before 1932.
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Aery, William Anthoney: Inter-racial co-operation in Georgia: Georgia conference on welfare.
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Moton, Robert R.: The Negro of today: Remarkable growth of fifty years, not before 1921.
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Wilkins, Roy: The Negro wants full equality, 1945.
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Eleazer, R.B.: School books and racial antagonism: A study of omissions and inclusions that make for misunderstanding, 1935.
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Woodson, Carter G.: Ten years of collecting and publishing the records of the Negro, not before 1925.
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Harrington, Oliver W.: Terror in Tennessee: The truth about the Columbia outrages, circa 1946.
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Voting restrictions in the 13 southern states, not before 1944.
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Paley, William S.: First paralyzing blow at freedom of the air in the United States, not before 1941.
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Soule, Isobel Walker: The vigilantes hid behind the flag, 1937.
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What shall we do with our Indians? A present-day question, 1925.
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Peace: President Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech at Chautauqua, New York, 1936 August 14.
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Just***ice for Tom Mooney, 1932.
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Tom Mooney Molders Defense Committee: Receipts and Disbursements, 1931.
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Azikiwe, Nnamdi: The Future of Pan-Africanism, 1961.
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Brown, Homer G. and Brown, Muriel J.: New China as we saw it, 1957.
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The origin and development of the differences between the leadership of the CPSU and ourselves, 1963.
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Tse-Tung, Mao: Problems of art and literature, circa 1950.
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A proposal concerning the general line of the International Communist Movement, 1963.
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Manchester, William: Red Roads to Mandalay, circa 1953.
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Social Security: USSR, circa 1970.
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Didusenko, A.: Soviet children.
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How the War came to America, 1917.
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President Wilson's War Address to Congress, 1917 April 2.
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Russell, William F.: How to tell a Communist and how to beat him, 1938.
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Larsen, George Frank: Primer on Democracy, circa 1950.
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