Search results

...transfer agents in London are Patino Mines & Enterprises Consolidated, the American-controlled combine operating mines in Latin America and Canada, and intimat ...land by the Swaziland Iron Ore Development Company (owned jointly by Anglo-American Corporation and the powerful British steel group, Guest Keen & Nettlefolds) ...

...okespersons, staunch advocates and powerful disseminators of Party policy, journalists, editors and others in the mass media supported the ideology and cause of t ...intervention, as well as atrocities, in different parts of the world. The American democracy that is much vaunted by the United States is reactionary, in that ...

...students. Also, the country has been dangerous and chaotic since the Anglo-American invasion in March 2003. In any case, the Iranians offer an attractive stipe ...young radicals within Amal who described the Committee as no more than an “American-Israeli bridge” allowing the United States to enter and control Lebanon (No ...

...rgan’s monumental work on ''Ancient Society'', was the key to the study of American native civilisation really found and placed in the hands of the student. Th ...e English Army had long been drafted off to the United States – then rebel American colonies of England – and Ireland was practically denuded of troops. Dublin ...

...the capitalist countries, the liberation of many African, Asian and Latin American countries from colonial oppression, the rapid progress of science and techn ...ther stage of the primitive-communal system. Students of the life of North American western tribes inform us, for instance, that some tribes like to wear ornam ...

...the USA, they propagate populist-sounding appeals to the "ordinary Middle American" while quietly pressing for measures that serve the interests of the wealth No matter that the revolutionaries in various Asian, African, and Latin American countries enjoyed popular support and were willing to pursue a neutralist c ...

...ouri River trading forts through the Indian Wars, the Pick-Sloan dams, the American Indian Movement, and the campaign for Indigenous rights at the United Natio ...ial book that Standing Rock scholar Vine Deloria Jr. described as “a North American bible of all tribes.”<ref group="Prophets">Vine Deloria, Jr., “Foreword” in ...

...age handwritten missive concluded with an impassioned plea to Nixon to end American participation in the war.[[Library:Kill Anything That Moves#part0014 split This was, and remains, the American military’s official position. In many ways, it remains the popular understa ...

...s in the neighborhood of twelve per cent of the national income. Moreover, American industrialization was largely financed by European capital, while the man p John Scott,  Behind the Urals: An American Worker in Russia's city of steel, enlarged edition (Bloomington, Indiana: I ...

They (the workers) were all agreed that our (American) political institutions were preferable to their own, but they were not ver ...es, and work among the soldiers generally corresponding to the work of the American Y. M. C. A. at the Front. After the March Revolution the Zemstvos were demo ...

...d more convinced of the tragic farce of the whole business. No responsible journalists and eyewitnesses disputed the fact that Germany and Italy, particularly the ...se industrial trade interests in the five Provinces, and, according to the American press, all new enterprises in the Peking-Tientsin area will be financed thr ...

In addition to those described in this book, accounts of many other serious American post-World War II interventions can be found in another book by William Blu ...ms, and a common phrase in those days was “to be as rich and as wise as an American”. What happened?”² ...

...esolution 194), for a short – all too short – while. By the spring of 1949 American policy had already been reoriented onto a conspicuously pro-Israeli track, By February 1948, the American administration had already concluded that the UN Partition Resolution, far ...

...of revolutionary struggle from the birth of capitalism to today – from the American and French revolutions at the end of the eighteenth century to the great Oc .... I ask you to encourage and support them and to allow them to go to other American cities to meet other Africans who are in those cities. ...

...(in particular on July 14, 1953 in Paris), colonization of the country by American imperialism, bloody and ruinous war of Vietnam, reconstitution of the Wehrm ...: this execution has a meaning; in it is reflected the whole policy of the American leaders, a policy of war which needs lies and terror. ...

....xhtml#fn11|11]] Certain aspects had also fascinated Averell Harriman, the American ambassador to Moscow between 1943 and 1946, who always positively painted t ...-discipline for the conduct of the Cold War; in 1949, the president of the American Historical Association had declared: “we can’t allow ourselves to be anythi ...

...1960 marked a dramatic moment in Latin American history and in U.S.-Latin American relations. In this landmark book the author, Ernesto “Che” Guevara, declare ...new Cubas” in Latin America. In response, the United States and most Latin American governments created a vast military counterinsurgency apparatus to destroy ...

...East, being by training and practice a teacher of the mainly European and American humanities, a specialist in modern comparative literature. The university a ...what real people actually speak has fabricated an arid landscape ready for American power to construct there an ''ersatz'' model of free market "democracy," wi ...

...ifferent as the American Revolution, the history of sports, the history of American art, the Mexican Revolution, and the rise of the Third World. ...record tends to underplay the crucial role played by the twenty-nine Latin American states. Cuba sent thirty-year-old Guy Pérez Cisneros as its representative, ...

...in his place. On November 12 he sent to the National Assembly a message of American prolixity, overloaded with detail, redolent of order, desirous of reconcili ...onment, on the verdicts of bourgeois juries, for every attack of bourgeois journalists on Bonaparte's usurpationist desires, for every attempt of the press to def ...

...on and cooperative leaders, members of municipal and parliamentary bodies, journalists and functionaries of Social-Democratic organizations. When the war broke ou ...was just as rabid an enemy of Soviet Russia as the British-French-Japanese-American invaders. And, indeed, the German imperialists did their utmost to isolate, ...

One example is the progressive American philosopher Barrows Dunham, a coura-geous fighter against spiritual and pol ...ly came into fashion and practically became the official philosophy of the American way of life. ...

depicted by Western journalists, Vietnam is simultaneously a success story driven by ...ooking a Pivotal Step in Human Evolution?” by Alexandra Rosati, Scientific American, February 26, 2018. ...