[San Francsco]: Prairie Fire Organizing Committee, [1981?]. A meeting called by the radical activist group Prairie Fire Organizing Committee around issues affecting progressives and minorities in San Francisco. Topics include crime and law and order, gentrification of third world neighborhoods, violence against women and gays, police brutality, and the rise..... More
[Berkeley]: [Bay Area Research Collection], [1975]. A statement by the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) linking international anti-colonial/anti-imperialist national liberation movements with the revolutionary process in the U.S. spearheaded by minority activists and their white allies. The text then outlines the future of revolutionary struggle composed of two parts: developing a...... More
Pasadena: The Network of Patriotic Letter Writers, [1966]. A small two-sided poster distributed by the right wing Network of Patriotic Letter Writers reprinting two articles from the Congressional Record on Communist Plans for Guerrilla Warfare in the United States, an article from Frank Capell’s Herald of Freedom on The Black..... More
n.p. n.p., [ca. 1970s]. An unattributed nine-point program for revolutionary anarchists, which includes demands for a “free stateless socialist society” easily accomplished through class war, strikes and urban guerrilla warfare, BAKUNINST-MALATESTEAN [sic] principals [sic] and the “construction of a UNITED FRONT of all parties who oppose U.S. imperialism.” Undated, but..... More
Richmond, B.C. LSM Information Center, 1972. Third printing. "Toward an International Strategy was first printed in Monthly Review, April 1968 under the pen-name of J. Michael Dawn. An earlier draft of this paper, entitled, "Notes Toward a Strategy for North American Revolutionaries" was printed in Pensamiento Critico (Havana, September 1967)."..... More
Richmond, B.C. Information Center, Liberation Support Movement, [1972]. "The following Statement of Principles was presented by LSM Information Center Director, Don Barnett, at the 1972 Easter Conference of European support groups together with African Liberation movement representatives, held in Lund, Sweden, April 1-3. The Appendix contains a resume of LSM's..... More
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Berkeley: Bay Area Research Collective, 1976. First edition. The final issue of this Bay Area Research Collective journal, which served as an aboveground mouthpiece for a variety of leftist terrorist groups including the Symbionese Liberation Army, New World Liberation Front, Black Liberation Army, Red Guerrilla Family, George Jackson Brigade, etc...... More
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Norborne, Missouri: Robert DePugh / Minutemen, [1963]; [1966]. First Edition. Two scarce pamphlets from the Minutemen, the anti-Communist, self-styled guerrilla organization founded by Robert DePugh in 1961. Published ca. 1963, “The Minutemen”: America’s last line of defence against communism was issued as an introduction to the group, the necessity of..... More
Hilversum: Drukkerij "Het Gooi" 1977. The transcription of the the controversial radio series narrated by journalist Nico Haasbroek on the Red Army Faction and West German leftwing terroris, which was broadcast on Dutch radio station VPRO from August 5 - September 23, 1977. Includes ten black & white photographs. Stapled..... More
Forest Grove, Oregon: Normount Armament Co., 1966. This pamphlet collects two classics in guerrilla warfare. With an introduction by William R. Nelson, U.S. Military Intelligence. Stapled wrappers, [ii], 24; 25 pp. Stain along the top edge of the front wrapper, else clean and unmarked. More
[San Francisco]: [New World Liberation Front], [1976]. The third of only four published issues of The Urban Guerrilla, the aboveground journal of the New World Liberation Front (NWLF), a leftwing terrorist group operating in California during the 1970s. The group, which is hardly remembered today, was the most prolific leftist..... More