Various cities: Pan-African Association, et al. 1990s. A collection of material from the Memphis branch of the Pan-African Association of America, one of ten regional groups under the aegis of the Pan African Movement Worldwide. According to business records the Memphis branch was officially incorporated in March, 1995, by Dr..... More
Liverpool, West Virginia: White Power Publications, 1978. Reprint. A primer of German anti-Semitic propaganda discussing the Jewish role in ritual murder, prostitution, international finance, Freemasonry, etc. Originally published in Germany in 1930, this edition was reprinted by George Dietz’s White Power imprint in the original German fraktur. Stapled, photocopied wrappers..... More
[Washington, D. C.]: The Ad Hoc Committee to Honor Julius Hobson, [1972]. A souvenir program for an event held on November 14, 1972 at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D. C. to honor the civil rights leader Julius Hobson (1922-1977). The event was initiated by the Washington Area Peace Action..... More
Chicago: Students for a Democratic Society, 1969. The second of only three issues of this short-lived SDS paper published by the Weatherman-dominated faction following the failed Days of Rage National Action in October. This issue was published directly after the Weatherman's participation in a Washington, D. C. demonstration on Nov.14-15..... More
New York: Communist Party of U.S.A., [1933]. An early anti-fascist pamphlet from the CPUSA originally published as an editorial in the April 1933 issue of The Communist, and reprinted as a pamphlet for the Madison Square meeting against Fascism, April 5, 1933. The Party traces fascism’s emergence in Germany and..... More
[New York?]: American Student Union, [1939]. A flyer announcing a ‘Stop Hitler Parade’ in protest of Germany’s invasion of Czechoslovakia. Issued by the CCNY branch of the American Student Union. Previously a pacifist organization, the American Student Union voted to change its position on the war at its third annual..... More
New York: Committee to Rebuild the National Welfare Rights Organization, 1973. The inaugural issue The Organizer, formerly the East Coast Organizer, the organ of the rebranded National Welfare Rights Organization after it had been taken over by Lyndon LaRouche’s National Caucus of Labor Committees. Much of the content related to..... More
Tucson: Ministry of Information, John Brown Party, 1970. The fifth issue of the radical tabloid published by the John Brown Party, a short-lived group of revolutionary, anti-racist whites in Tucson who modeled themselves after the Black Panther Party, the Young Patriots, the Young Lords, etc. The group established a People’s..... More
Tucson: Tucson Marxist-Leninist Collective, 1978-83. A broken run of 21 issues (of 31 ultimately published) of the Tucson Marxist-Leninist Collective’s (TMLC) theoretical journal. TMLC was officially founded in 1975 out of a Marxist-Leninist study group that included members of the John Brown Party, an anti-racist collective modeled after the Black..... More
Chicago: Women from The New University Conference, 1970. “This is the first issue of what will become, hopefully, an internal Women’s Caucus forum for discussion, debate, and a sharing of ideas about the dimensions of women’s politics. Includes, “Trashing the Structure at Marlboro (or) Offing the Pig Within,” “Revolutionary Potential..... More
Washington, D. C. The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Inc., [1947?]. In this pamphlet, the Jewish Marxist Herbert Aptheker documents the involvement of black soldiers in the Civil War to counter the view of at least one historian that “The American negroes are the only people..... More
![Item #03377 The Proletariat: A Challenge to Western Civilization [INSCRIBED]. Goetz A. BRIEFS](/pictures/thumb/03377.jpg?v=1509131679)
New York and London: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1937. First edition. Tall octavo (23.5 cm). Black cloth with gilt spine; xvii, 297 pp.; dust jacket. INSCRIBED by the author on the ffep. With a foreword by Horace Taylor. From the front panel: "In this interesting and timely book the author..... More
Habana: Ucar, García y Cía, 1938. A pamphlet by the Cuban academic on the new historical consciousness Stapled, illustrated wrappers (6 ” x 9”), 22 p. Edgewear, rubbing to wrappers. More
Chicago: 1939. This Congress Journal was issued at the Youth Committee Against War’s (YCAW) third national youth anti-war congress held from Dec. 27-30, 1939 at the International House in Chicago. It includes the YCAW’s program, comments from YCAW officers Frank Littell and Fay Bennett, the congress agenda, various adverts and..... More
New York: Angela Davis Legal Defense Fund, [1971]. A support appeal for an imprisoned Davis following her alleged role in the Marin Co. Courthouse debacle. The pamphlet includes an introduction from actorvist, Ossie Davis, who helped found Davis’ Legal Defense Fund, followed by Rev. Ralph Abernathy’s “I Bring an Indictment..... More
Phoenix: Lord's Covenant Church. A Christian Identity brochure by Pastor Sheldon Emry in which he invokes both God and Abraham Lincoln in support of his anti-race screed. Emry traces the origin of the Adamic (White) race and the pre-Adamic other races, which he claims are much older. He then discusses..... More
New York: A. Cloyd Gill, ©1940. A scarce chart (17 ¼” x 22”) created and compiled by A. Cloyd Gill showing the many subversive organizations connected to the American Youth Congress, a youth organization founded in 1935 to address problems facing young people in the 1930s. The AYC attracted many..... More
Hannover: Niedersächfische Lageszietung GmbH, [ca. 1938]. First edition. 8vo; stapled, swastika-emblazoned wrappers, 47 pp. In German. Some chipping to wrapper fore-edge with a few chunks missing. An enumeration of the 25-point program of the NSDAP, publicly proclaimed by Hitler in 1920. Each point is followed by a list of dates..... More
Milwaukee, WI: Published by the author, 1920. Third edition. Stapled, illustrated wrappers; 64 pp. In this uncommon patriotic publication, Milwaukee history teacher, Winfred Howe, provides "an exposure of the Hearst-inspirited [sic] Sinn Fein-German-Bolshevist propaganda, "The Poison in America's Cup," which was published in 1919 by a notable Hearst journalist, Philip..... More
New Dehli: Har-Anand Publications, 1995. First edition. 8vo; burgundy cloth, 233 pp, dust jacket. In English. “This memorial volume brings together a number of essays written by scholars as well as individuals connected with Maharaja Hari Singh on various aspects of his life and rule.” Hari Singh was the last..... More
Philadelphia: The Golden Lotus Press, 1948. First edition. 4to.; side-stapled, mimeographed wrappers, 92-112 pp. Light toning and wear to wrappers, but a VG copy of a fragile magazine. Less than a dozen institutions hold scattered issues in WorldCat. A single issue of the monthly Buddhist magazine published by William J. Leslie..... More
[Trinidad and Tobago]: n.p., 1976. First edition. Stapled wrappers (5 ½” x 8 ½”), [18] pp. Light rubbing to wrappers, vertical crease to rear wrapper, Near Fine. Three copies in WorldCat (National Library - Trinidad and Tobago, USC, and the British Library). Uncommon. A brief profile of the Trinidadian character and..... More
Westport: New York State Branch of the National Woman's Party, 1944. A postcard from National Woman’s Party State Chairman of New York, Jeannette Marks, urging supporters to send editorials to local papers in support of the Equal Rights Amendment. One of the many times the ERA legislation was before Congress..... More
Glendale, CA: A Voice of Americanism Publication, [1967?]. Two Christian evangelical pastors dispute the notion that conservatives are racists and point to the real racists: black Muslims, black anti-Semites, anti-black blacks, and white extremists such as the Ku Klux Klan and the “left wing” [???] American Nazi Party. They then..... More
![Item #02792 The Guide Post, Vol. 1, No. 1, October 1956 [with] Perspective, Vol. 1, No. 2 [first...](/pictures/thumb/02792.jpg?v=1550346274)
Anoka, Minnesota: The Guide Post / Perspective, 1956. First edition. Two stapled issues printed in blue, 32; 32 pp. Some soiling to the front cover of both issues, but VG. The only issues found in WorldCat are at the Minnesota Historical Society (who also have his papers). Scarce thus. The first..... More