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September 2, 2019By Walt HowardAmerican Communist History JournalJanuary 2011 Carl Mirra, The Admirable Radical: Staughton Lynd and Cold War Dissent, 1945-1970 (Kent…- September 2, 2019by Andrew RosenbaumNew York Journal of Books When this writer worked in Kosovo, attempts to interview people from the small…
- September 2, 2019By Paul BuhleCounterpunchWeekend Edition November 25-27, 2011This is a splendid time for the North American reader to meet the extraordinary…
- September 2, 2019By Deric ShannonZnetFebruary 07, 2011 The term “balkanization” is typically used to refer to fragmentation, disunity—a breaking down into bickering…
- September 2, 2019Interview with Pokret za Slobodu (Freedom Fight Movement) By Andrej Grubacic and Freedomfight (ff),ZNetMay 28, 2010 AG: Let me begin…
- September 2, 2019By Ali BunkerYour Call Radio, KALWMay 8th, 2012 On today's Your Call, we’ll have a conversation about anarchism. In the…
- September 2, 2019Against the Grain, KPFAMarch 25th, 2019 Socialist Yugoslavia was born out of resistance to fascist occupation during WW2 and ended…
September 1, 2019By Kate CongerSF WeeklyJune 22, 2011 100 ProfilesSF Weekly interviews 100 people in San Francisco arts and culture. No. 84:…- September 1, 2019Shelf Awareness Judenstaat is an alternate history noir in the vein of Philip K. Dick's The Man in the High…
- September 1, 2019BoingboingJuly 2016 Theodor Herzl's seminal 1896 essay Der Judenstaat called for the creation of Jewish state as an answer to…
- September 1, 2019By Michael Alec RoseBookPageJuly 2016 Imagine a people beleaguered by enemies throughout the ages, and at last murdered by the…
- September 1, 2019By Martin GreenJewish Book CouncilMay 3, 2016 Simone Zelitch’s fiction—Judenstaat is her fifth novel — ranges over wide swaths of history, from…
