July 1972 issue of the periodical put out by the Anarchist Black Cross in London. The organization was first formed in Russia during the early 1900s to support political prisoners in Czarist Russia and folded some 20 years later under increasingly heavy persecution. In the late 1960s, it was reformed in London and focused on providing support and aid to imprisoned members of the Spanish Resistance. By mid-1972, members of several European chapters had been arrested or shot. This issue gives a summary of the persecution to date, including some...
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The April 24, 1967 issue of Columbia University's student newspaper. This issue contains several articles and an editorial covering the massive demonstrations against military recruitment on campus. Around 1,300 supporters of the Students for a Democratic Society blocked access to Hartley Hall on April 21 where the Marines had set up a table, a show of strength which caused the University to cancel the following recruitment events.

Condition: Very Good, toning to newsprint, more pronounced at edges and folds; .25" tear where fold meets left edge.
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