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Remember Fred Hampton Mark Clark

Publisher: December 4th CommitteeFormat: PamphletCollection: Fred Hampton

Prisoners of War: The Case of the New York Three

Publisher: Friends of the New York 3Format: MonographCollection: New York 3

Contains information about the NY3, background to the case and why the states case is phony and statements from Herman, Jalil and Albert.

New York Three Freedom Campaign Dear Friend

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

Letter soliciting contributions for the NY3

Solidarity Statement from Nuh Washington

Author: Nuh WashingtonFormat: StatementCollection: New York 3

Statement in solidarity with Marilyn Buck

The New York Three

Format: FlyerCollection: New York 3

Flyer soliciting support for the NY3 and encouraging folks to write to the three political prisoners.

On Captured Citizens, Political Prisoners, and Prisoners of War: A New Afrikan Perspective

Author: Atiba ShannaPublisher: New Afrikan Independence MovementFormat: ArticleCollection: Republic of New Afrika

This article is an updated version of Toward Clarity on CC's, PP's and POW's written in 1978 and published in Notes From a New Afrikan POW Journal Book Two.