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Category Archives: Totalitarianism
Ron Radosh on Jennifer Delton: A Fresh View of Cold War America
This article by Ron Radosh is from Minding the Campus: Teaching in the universities about the so-called McCarthy era has become an area most susceptible to politically correct and one-sided views of what the period was all about. One historian … Continue reading
American Library Association (ALA) Candidates Speak on Cuban Library Issue
I received this press release from the Friends of Cuban Libraries: ALA Candidates Speak on Cuban Library Issue Sara Kelly Johns and Molly Raphael, candidates for ALA president, spoke on March 8 at the office of New York City’s METRO … Continue reading
Jailed Cuban Activist Orlando Zapata Tamayo Dies on Hunger Strike
[Photo taken in 2003 by Adalberto Roque for AFP] This extremely sad news comes from the Miami Herald: A jailed Cuban dissident on a hunger strike for 83 days died Tuesday, his mother reported, the first time in nearly 40 … Continue reading
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Cuban Bloggers Attacked by State Security Agents and Pro-Government Mob
Last Friday, November 13, Cuban bloggers Yoani Sanchez and Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo were on their way to a march in downtown Havana when they were forced into an unmarked car by plainclothes police agents and beaten up. Juan O. … Continue reading
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Ahmadinejad Picks Terrorist for Defense Minister of Iran
Interpol revealed that Ahmad Vahidi, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad‘s pick for Defense Minister, is wanted by the agency for his role in the bombing of the Argentine Israeli Mutual Association (AMIA) Jewish Community Center in Buenos Aires. The terrorist attack … Continue reading
Big Bill Clinton Still Has It
When former president Bill Clinton went overseas to convince North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il to release two American journalists I thought to myself, “good luck on that one, buddy.” Euna Lee and Laura Ling were facing twelve years in a … Continue reading
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Polish Anti-Authoritaran Leszek Kolakowski Passes On
“Freedom is always vulnerable and its cause never safe”–Leszek Kolakowski Polish anti-authoritarian historian and theorist Leszek Kolakowski has passed away on Friday, June 17, at the age of 81. Kolakowski was Senior Research Fellow Emeritus at All Souls College, Oxford. … Continue reading
Social Research Journal: Letter in Support of Iranian Dissident Akbar Ganji
[If you want to add your name to this letter, please send an email to Social Research at socres@newschool.edu. Social Research website here.] ——————————————————————————– Dear friends of Social Research, Because you have joined us in protesting abuses of human rights … Continue reading
More Iran Links
Swiped from Bob and Mod: Contentious Centrist: Friends of the Ayatollahs Dissent: From Ramin Jahanbegloo, Michael Walzer and others Roland Dodds (But, I am a Liberal!): Neda Agha Soltan – Voice of Iran The Field: Regrouping Against Repression in Iran … Continue reading
Iran Election Demonstrations Roundup
Too busy with the newborn to write about events in Iran right now but here are some posts and links from around the Web: Ben Cohen at Z-Word But, I am a Liberal! Flesh is Grass Ganselmi (h/t to Mod … Continue reading

