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Supplement

Author: Bobby SealeDate: 3/3/1968Volume Number: Mar 3Format: MonographCollection: Huey Newton

Supplement to Bobby Seale's presentation to the Alameda County Council Meeting, re: Huey Newton's Candidacy, 7th C.D.

Geronimo Pratt: Frame-Up Exposed

Author: U.S. Congressman Ronald V. DellumsFormat: MonographCollection: Black Panther Party general

Includes news articles from Los Angeles Times: "FBI Informant an Issue in New Trial for Ex-Panther"; "FBI Involvement in Pratt Case Disclosed"; FBI Inquiry on Pratt"; "Pratt Prosecutor Denies Knowing of Report by FBI"; "Black Panther to Seek New Trial in Murder"; "Panther to Seek New Trial"

Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare

Author: TayacanPublisher: CRS Language ServicesDate: 10/15/1984Volume Number: October 15Format: MonographCollection: Nicaragua

This book is a manual for the training of guerrillas in psychological operations, and its application to the concrete case of the Christian and democratic crusade being waged in Nicaragua by the Freedom Commandos. Table of Contents: Introduction; Combatant-Propagandist Guerrilla; Armed Propaganda; Armed Propaganda Teams; Development and Control of Front Organizations; Control of Mass Concentrations and Meetings; Massive In-depth Support through Psychological Operations; Techniques of Oratory.

You Have Touched the Women, You Have Struck a Rock

Publisher: Women Against ImperialismFormat: MonographCollection: Anti-Apartheid Solidarity

One-page publication explaining South African women's struggles

Crossroads/Berkeley

Publisher: Freedom Rising! Africa Solidarity CommitteeFormat: MonographCollection: Anti-Apartheid Solidarity

Re: cops attacking Berkeley "shantytown"

The Case of the New York Three

Publisher: New York Three Freedom CampaignFormat: MonographCollection: New York 3

Why are these men three of the longest held political prisoners in the United States; Denial of a fair trial; Denial of impartial post-trial reviews of conviction; COINTELPRO uses the media: CBS docu-drama; Work to free the New York Three.

New York 3 Update

Author: Herman BellDate: 6/1997Volume Number: JuneFormat: MonographCollection: New York 3

Table of Contents include: Background; Illegal tactics used to convict the NY3; Why are we treated this way; How we've spent our time since 1986 update; Current attack on our illegal conviction; What you can do to help overturn our conviction.