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  • ...only made the trains run on time but also made Italy work well. All these publications, along with many conventional academic studies, have one thing in common: T ...ed labor and eradicated all elections, opposition parties, and independent publications. Hundreds of thousands of opponents were imprisoned, tortured, or murdered. ...
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  • ...age=95-98|pdf=https://www.wgtn.ac.nz/law/research/publications/about-nzacl/publications/nzacl-yearbooks/yearbook-19,-2013/Wondirad.pdf|publisher=NZACL, Faculty of ...of the Mecha-Ulamo Oromo self-help association and the Bale uprising 1964-1970<ref>{{Citation|author=Bahru Zewde|year=2014|title=The Quest for Socialist U ...
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  • ...acity.  Self-sustenance and self-employment give way to wage labour.  From 1970 to 1980, the number of wage workers in the Third World grew from 72 million ...orms that might tamper with the distribution of wealth and power.  Thus in 1970 when the democratically-elected Allende government in Chile initiated refor ...
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  • ...f virtually inhaling decades-old dust from half a world away. The year was 1970, and a small U.S. Army patrol had set up an ambush in the jungle near the M ...thirty-three locals who died in three separate massacres between 1967 and 1970. However, none of these massacres had taken place on February 8, 1968, eith ...
    992 KB (152,619 words) - 22:36, 24 January 2024
  • ...rxism works|image=|author=Chris Harman|written in=1979|publisher=Bookmarks Publications|published_date=May, 1979|published_location=London, England|edition_date=Ju The experience abroad is the same. In Chile in 1970, the socialist Salvador Allende was elected president. People claimed that ...
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  • ...hat we can find today, in almost all stylish bourgeois and petit-bourgeois publications, the same slanders and lies about Stalin that were found in the Nazis press ...position of its author. From the twenties to 1953, the majority of Western publications about the Soviet Union served the bourgeoisie's and the petit-bourgeoisie's ...
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  • ...f what we have written has appeared in languages other than English and in publications not usually seen by biologists. We have repeatedly sent out photocopies of ...influence, as might be supposed from the titles of the books by Joravsky (1970) and Medvedev (1969). Nor, on the other hand, can the Lysenko movement be r ...
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  • ...gle against Colonialism?” <span class="i">Obras, 1957–1967</span> (Havana, 1970), 2:410–11, cited in Donald C. Hodges, ed., <span class="i">The Legacy of C ...y and Political Development: Lessons from Peru</span> (Beverly Hills: Sage Publications, 1975).</span> ...
    1.21 MB (192,471 words) - 22:04, 24 January 2024
  • ...elf-definition, I use the term sparingly in this book. Although some trans publications and organizations still use "transvestite" or the abbreviation "TV" in thei ...f group="4.">Leslie Spier, "Klamath Ethnography," University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology 30 (1930): 51-53.</ref> ...
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  • Children’s Mental Health Issues 1970 to 1990 as Compared to 1991 to 2010: the World. London: Granta Publications. ...
    319 KB (47,036 words) - 19:59, 26 March 2024
  • ...s surfaced. Leftist dissidents were gaoled, their parties outlawed, their publications silenced, and their labour unions banned. Laws were passed in some of the ...d American hand be well hidden''" [italics added].<ref>Cable of 16 October 1970, quoted in Hitchens, ''The Trial of Henry Kissinger'', 60.</ref> If the pu ...
    272 KB (41,791 words) - 01:02, 21 February 2024
  • ...), Brazil (1964), Indonesia (1965), Congo (1965), Greece (1967), Cambodia (1970), Bolivia again (1971), and most famously Chile (1973).<sup>21</sup> This i ...to do much for the people of Ecuador (the country suffered another coup in 1970), the failure of the military to engage with the reality of people illustra ...
    939 KB (148,703 words) - 19:13, 25 January 2024
  • ...d to shift the balance of power in more moderate directions, and prominent publications such as the ''Economist'' and the ''New York Times'' published commentaries ...scholars. Another indispensable source of information was American Jewish publications like the ''Forward'' and ''Jewish Week.'' Not only are these Israeli and Je ...
    967 KB (156,985 words) - 21:10, 23 April 2024
  • ...h Movement for the Restoration of the Jews to Palestine'', London: Birt Am Publications, 1956, pp. 25–6.</ref> Charles-Joseph of Lign, an Austro-Hungarian field ma ...Mayer Verte, of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.<ref group="2.">Verte’s 1970 article was republished as "The Balfour Declaration and Its Makers" in N. R ...
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  • ...biological weapons, the Chinese claims cannot be dismissed out of hand. In 1970, for example, the New York Times reported that during the Korean War, when ...elt formed a consulting firm, Downs and Roosevelt, which, between 1967 and 1970, reportedly received $116,000 a year above expenses for its efforts on beha ...
    1.42 MB (236,897 words) - 15:13, 17 March 2024
  • ...group="2.">Cited in John Marlowe, ''Cromer in Egypt'' (London: Elek Books, 1970), p. 271.</ref> ...bout 85 percent of it.<ref group="2.">Harry Magdoff, "Colonialism (1763-c. 1970)," ''Encyclopaedia Britannica'', 15th ed. (1974), pp. 893-4. See also D. K. ...
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  • ...rticipate in any new business undertaken by Anglo American up to 1 October 1970 on an increased percentage basis. The enlargement of Rand Selection was acc ...ase their output from its present level of 200,000 tons to 600,000 tons by 1970. Already Pechiney is in consortia operating in Greece, Spain and the Argent ...
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  • ...ydrich's fabrication of documents against Tukhachevsky as presented in the publications of former Hitler agents (Höttl, Schellenberg, and others) does not find con ...ojenectví československo-sovětské v europské politice, 1935-1939''. Praha, 1970. Cited from the Russian translation, Чехословацко-Советские Отношения на Ру ...
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  • ...e Loyalists of America and Their Times'', 2 vols, New York: Haskell House, 1970, vol. 1, pp. 297–8 and n.; vol. 2, p. 100. ...Jackson) permitted the postmaster general to block the circulation of all publications critical of the institution of slavery. Rounding off the gag placed on abol ...
    1.09 MB (170,511 words) - 10:49, 5 November 2023
  • ...petus to migration. Later, of course, following the civil war in Jordan in 1970–71, thousands of armed Palestinian guerrillas would move to Lebanon, where ...ult if the Learned Families lost their control of village affairs. (Peters 1970) ...
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