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Editorials
January 16, 1982 issue
Presents several editorials which discuss different subjects. "A Message from The Medvedevs," which discussed the political stand of Russian dissidents...

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A Cold Wind From Poland
Ireland, Doug | March 6, 1982 issue
Discusses the implications of the political situation in Poland on the fate of political dissidents in Hungary, as of March 1982. Details on the effect...

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AGAINST THE WAR BUT MARRIED TO IT
Houppert, Karen | November 10, 2003 issue
The author reports on the growing opposition movement among Army wives to the U.S. military occupation in Iraq. Dozens of interviews with military families...

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The Window Cleaners of Prague
February 26, 1977 issue
Focuses on problems faced by historians, social scientists, artists and professionals in getting jobs after purges of 1969-1970 in Czechoslovakia. Account...

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Sovieticus
Cohen, Stephen F. | April 14, 1984 issue
Roy Medvedev, the renowned nonconformist historian and for fifteen years a leading Soviet dissident, is in grave danger. Authorities have threatened him...

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Birchism at the Grass Roots
Forster, Arnold | July 25, 1966 issue
The article presents information on local extremists. Scores of cities and villages across the United States have felt the efforts of the extreme right...

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Russia's Other Peace Movement
Parry, Albert | August 22, 1966 issue
The article presents information on peace movements in Soviet Union. In Soviet Union there is no organized anti-government movement of pacifist committees...

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Letters
Siekevitz, Philip | June 17, 1961 issue
Presents letters to the editor on various topics. Fraudulent scientific mantle; Space conquest as prestige symbol; Dissent at Yale.

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Brazil: What Terror Is Like
Alves, Marcio Moreira | March 15, 1971 issue
The article focuses on why Brazilian revolutionaries must resort to kidnappings in order to free their tortured brothers, for they too lived under a Nazi...

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Blowup in Cincinnati
Pasolli, Robert | September 19, 1966 issue
The article focuses on the theatrical production titled, Eh? It has been directed by Henry Livings, starring Valentine Brose. It is as nonconformist as...

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