Manhattanville Station, New York: Commune, 1968. First issue of the short-lived Situationist-influenced newsletter, mimeographed on a single 8.5x11 inch sheet, very good. OCLC lists two holdings, at UC Davis and University of Virgina, each of which has only this and one later issue. The publication was occasioned by the assassination... More about The commune. (April 8, 1968
Cat.No: 164986
Washington: National Student Association, 1973. 31p., 8.5x11 inches, very good in wraps. Cover story is "The killings at Southern University: A case of political assassination?" Alleges that the killing of two Black students in Baton Rouge was no accident, but part of an attempt to silence activists. More about EdCentric No. 22 (March 1973
Cat.No: 197474
Sofia: Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, 1983. 123p., glossy wraps, mild handling wear. A collection of news articles, the Bulgarian take on the "Bulgarian connection," a US propaganda coup in which the shooting of pope John Paul II was laid to a Turkish rightwinger, Memet Ali Agca who, after more than a.... More about Free Antonov !
Cat.No: 111053
San Francisco, CA: the newsletter, 1979. 6p. mimeographed newsletter, 8.5x14 inch sheets stapled together at upper left, very good. Devoted to "Two punctuation marks in the decay of a sick society," Dan White's assassinations of Harvey Milk and George Moscone, and the Jonestown suicides (described here as "death of an... More about Free Socialist: An occasional paper of Anarchist Opinion. Vol. 1 no. 7 (Winter 1979
Cat.No: 195875
Stockholm: Idun-vecko journalen, n.d. 33 1/3 rpm flexible sound disc, very good in illustrated sleeve. Recordings of Dag Hammarskjöld's swearing-in as secretary-general, Hammarskjöld agreeing to remain as secretary-general, John F. Kennedy's remarks on Hammarskjöld's death, Kennedy speaking on Cuban missile crisis, and Adlai Stevenson questioning Zorin on the Cuban missiles..... More about Hammarskjöld, Kennedy, Stevenson: några avsnitt ur historiska fn-tal
Cat.No: 178621
![Hommage a Natalia [Natalie] Sedova-Trotsky 1882-1962](/pictures/thumb/53031.jpg?v=1538100737)
Paris: Les Lettres Nouvelles, 1962. 122p., frontispiece photoportrait, a small photosection on inserted coated stock, and a plat map, sewn textblock with neatly-opened signatures. A lovely paperbound in 7.5x5.5 inch textured grey wraps with titling and ruled frame in white and black, no.1012 of 1500 copies. Minor browning of text... More about Hommage a Natalia [Natalie] Sedova-Trotsky 1882-1962
Cat.No: 53031
no place: no publisher, no date. [16]p. with cover-sheet, hand-lettered title page with blank verso, "text" consists entirely of photocopied newspaper articles and newsphotos relating to the 1963 assassination; 11x8.5 inch self-wraps stapled at left margin, two punch holes at top margin. Mild edgewear and a touch of foxing, good... More about Informed Sources
Cat.No: 208524
San Francisco: Casa El Salvador 'Farabundo Marti', [1980?]. Single sheet folded to make 6-panel brochure, 4.75x8.5 inches. Includes a section on the slaying of Archbishop Romero. More about Is the US creating another Vietnam War in El Salvador?
Cat.No: 156544
Belmont, MA: The Review of the News, 1968. 8p., wraps. Reprint of "Analysis" article from the April 24, 1968 issue of Review of the News, as a separate pamphlet. John Birch Society perspective arguing that Martin Luther King Jr. might have been killed because he was no longer useful to his communist manipulators. More about Lest we forget
Cat.No: 179776
New York: North American Congress on Latin America, 1977. 31p. wraps. Cover Story "New Strategies for the Empire?" Also "A New Face for the Counterrevolution.," Brazil: Unmasking the Miracle," "Carter's Arms Policy." Vol. XI, No. 6, July August. The NACLA Newsletter, which became the Latin America & Empire Report in... More about NACLA'S Latin America and empire report (originally NACLA newsletter
Cat.No: 78382
San Francisco: Ramparts Magazine, Inc, 1968. 64p., semicoated paperstock, 10.75 x 8.5 inch slick magazine format. Wraps have slipped their staples and are detaching, with further tearing and creasing along the spinefold; textblock is good, mildly browned. As is. Robert Scheer was editor in this period. Cover photo shows Yvonne... More about RAMPARTS volume 7, number 4 September 7 1968
Cat.No: 100242
Madrid: the magazine, 1977. 130p., numerous illustrations, 9.5x6.5 inch newsprint textblock in color wraps, a bit worn with a small corner chip. Nine articles most of them on the Civil War or its aftermath, features an interview with Federica Montseny, includes survey of recent assassinations in the United States. More about Tiempo de historia, ano III num. 31, junio 1977
Cat.No: 157743
Havana: Organization of Solidarity of the Peoples of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, 1973. 48p., staplebound wraps, edgeworn. The slender bulletin format, rather than the thicker theoretical journal with the same title. Articles on revolutionary movements in Latin America, Asia and Africa. This issue includes a section on Palestinians in... More about Tricontinental; no. 82
Cat.No: 231728
Bogota: Universo Latino Publicaciones, 2003. Oversized Paperback. 124p, 8.5x11 inches, illus wraps, very good condition. Details the history of Coca Cola in Columbia and its impact on the environment and the assassination of trade unionists in Sinaltrainal, the National Union of Food Workers. More about Una Delirante Ambición Imperial
Cat.No: 187946
Long Island, NY: Natlus, Inc., 1963. Magazine. 68p. includes covers, 8.25x11 inches, newsprint guts, photos, ads, stories, lightly-worn but good trash magazine in yellow pictorial wraps. Cover story Shocking facts About Those Male Nymphos. More about Vice Squad: all fact - no fiction! vol. 3, #5, November 1963
Cat.No: 217670
Long Island, NY: Natlus, Inc., 1965. Magazine. 68p. includes covers, 8.25x11 inches, newsprint guts, photos, ads, stories, lightly-worn but good trash magazine in yellow pictorial wraps. Cover stories on The Bizarre Sex Life of Jack Ruby (Is jack Ruby a Latent Homosexual?), I Was a Lesbian Pristitute etc. More about Vice Squad: all fact - no fiction! vol. 4, #6, February 1965
Cat.No: 217669
Havana: SNTECD, 2006/7. 64p. each, staplebound 11x8 inch glossy magazines printed on alkaline glazed paper, very good copies; the two together. More about Con Luz Propria; Organo cientifico pedagogico del Sindicato Nacional deTrabajadores de la...
Cat.No: 200644
Barcelona: Editorial AHR, 1957. Hardcover. 351p., both hinges cracked, ex lbrary, garish spine label on the original cloth casing. Reading Copy Only. Assassinated in 1936, Calvo Sotelo quickly secured a martyr's status in the falangist pantheon. More about José Calvo Sotelo; la verdad de una muerte
Cat.No: 6064
San Francisco: Eureka! Banner, 1988. Newspaper. [4p] includes covers, folded tabloid newspaper, photos, stories, ads, events, lightly-worn with closed tears otherwise good on newsprint. Cover stories: Ten year remembrance of the assassination of Harvey Milk and George Moscone; ACT UP/SF. More about Eureka! Banner: vol. 1, #3, Friday, 2 December 1988 "Hit the streets running!"
Cat.No: 201438
San Francisco: The Herald, 1997. Newspaper. 8p. folded tabloid, articles, history, humor, very good on newsprint. The cover story about the mayor accompanied by a photo of Da Mayor, Willie Brown, is actually an historical account of the assassination attempt by Chronicle founder Charles DeYoung on the life of Mayor-elect... More about The Emperor Norton's Own Herald: by appointment to His Imperial Majesty; vol. 1, #1, July 1997;...
Cat.No: 235923
Passaic NJ: the monthly, 1961 - 1968. Seventy-three issues, 16 to 44p. each, possibly averaging 32p., staplebound quarto self-wraps on good mostly unbrowned paperstock, some soiling and small stains, many issues with pen or pencil notions on front wrap, Volume 6 Number 12 with pen underlining on first few pages... More about The minority of one; independent monthly publication, dedicated to the elimination of all thought...
Cat.No: 232758
Mexico: B. Costa-Amic, Editor, 1970. 95p., stiff wraps, very good. Proposes that Franco's "mysterious" rise to power was not due solely to his closeness to the monarchy, but to elimination of competitors. More about They had to die; new light on the deaths of Calvo Sotelo, Sanjurjo and Mola in the Spanish Civil War
Cat.No: 5341
South Royalton, VT: Steerforth Press, 1993. Hardcover. 130p., first US edition, dj. The British author's biography of Hakim Jamal, author of FROM THE DEAD LEVEL, who was murdered in Boston shortly after the sensational murder of his aristocratic English companion in Trinidad (one subject of V. S. Naipaul's GUERILLAS) and... More about Make believe; a true story
Cat.No: 17483
New York: Grove Weidenfeld, 1990. 126p., clothbacked boards gilt in glossy photoportrait dj; aside from several flecks of foxing and a light ink-stroke to foredge, a fine copy. Jewish thinkers; general editor: Arthur Hertzberg. Almost certainly one of Jabotinsky's victims, gunned down at age 34. More about Arlosoroff
Cat.No: 152303
![Joseph A. Ball: an oral history [excerpt] in Western Legal History. Volume 5, Number 2....](/pictures/thumb/135703.jpg?v=1508216925)
Pasadena, CA: Western Legal History, 1992. Paperback. Journal article, pp166-185 of the journal, 9x6 inch journal wraps, entire issue, fullpage photoportrait of Ball, mild edgewear, cover has a long score-mark. "Editor's note: this oral history, of which a part is given here, was conducted by interviewers Laurence Jay and Dana... More about Joseph A. Ball: an oral history [excerpt] in Western Legal History. Volume 5, Number 2....
Cat.No: 135703
