OCTOBER 1990
No. 4

GRAPO Hungerstrike Continues

November 300k will mark one ull ear since the
imprisoned milianis of Ist of Ociober AiiFascis
Resistance Groups (GRAPO) and Commnist Party of
Spain (reconsituied) (PCE ) began their hungerstrike
Jor re-unifcation. In the cowse o this hungersrie,
Jose Manal Sevillano Martin has died s the reslt of
@ heariattackafleralmost S monthsfrom h siarof he
ningersirike.As o this writig herearousd 0 prison
ersatillon ungertike al o whomare beng orceed.
The damage and injuries o them are now ireversidle,
they are in sai of near deaih As we reporid i our
June ssue (1) tere has beenumeroussolidrity dem-
nsirations,acions and protesis. None of his has had
any effct o the Spanish goverment who have main-
aineda hardline againsthe hugerstrike by refusing o
grant an of the prisoners’ demands.

GRAPO has stepped sp itssirggle against the
Spanishstatebycarring outa number falacks wihin
recent months On gt 7ty bombed he ocialis
Partyof Caalunya'soffce. Thre bombs wens ffin he
space of 0 minuies on September 7 in Modrid a te
Minisry of Economy, the Constituional Tribunal and
the Stock Exchange. All were claimed by GRAPO.
Anotherbomb wentof at he Minsryof the nerio and
was aiibuted o GRAPO. On Septmber 296h, 4 indi
vidals walked ino a Minisryof Transporiaion office
and announced heyhad o bom. The office was evacu
ated and 10 minies later the bomb went o, oially
destroying the ffic. Three of th people wer indenii-
fied as GRAPO illans. The same day saw train car
s¢tonfire by unknown individals i soldariy withthe
GRAPO prisonars.

A the end of October, GRAPO sufferedaseback
when 6 GRAPO guarrillas warecaptured by sate sec:
rityforces. Theyare accused of iling Dr. ose Ramon
Munoz Fernandes, on of the main medica chifs in-

Resistance Consplracy Case Nears End

Afteramos 2 12 years sinc the May 88 ndic
ment in Washingion, D.C. by the U, govermment, the
Resistnce Conspiacy Case is coming 0. lose. Al
‘Berkman, Susan Rosenberg, Laurs Whichor, Linds
Evans, T Bl and Miarilyn Buck ar an-imperialist
revoltionaries who ae accused of carying out amed
atacks on US. corporse, miltary and govemment
argets (he most specacal being o the US. Capitol
building) and werscharged withseditious conspircy in
reltion 1o tese actons. Thes atacks, mosly in sol-
darity with Cenial American, Soubher Afian and
Palestinian lberation trggler, were camiod out be-
tween 1983 and "85 and wee claimed by three clandes-
tine organizations; Red Guerril Resistance, Ammed
Resistnce Unitand the Revolusionary Fighting Unit.
“The indicumen sated tha the RCC dfendans were
aucnping “lo inluence,change, snd protest polices
and practices of he Unied Saes govemment concern-
ingvarous ntermational and domestic manners hrough
the useof violet nd llegal means.* The government
had o physial proof that would link the 6 1o the
bommbings but instcad used hei poiics and associ-

volvd i the forcefeecding o the GRAPO, and carrying
o amerous bombings. We have no more nformation
han hs

For more information o 10 show solidrity write
10 AFAPP, Apartado de Correcs 15220, 28080 Modri,
SPAIN.

This interview s from August 26h and has ben
wranslatedfrom a Spanish newspaper, EGIN.

No one seems 0 publically remember them, ex-
copt when some officil note fikers out of & pensl
instittion. Thei “case” ha disppeared fom the me-
diaDespiethat,some 40prisoners lnked 1o PCE 1 snd
‘GRAPO coinue theirhungertike tht they began n
Deceamberof 1989, for re-uificaton in one prison.
mostcases they s bedridden and “plogged o lore.
feding, According 1o Amnesty Inermationa, an
suaization which has misundertood these prisoners”
‘conditions force-feeding s not objecionabi uless
there s ~delbere crvel eaiment”. What Femando
Hiemo Chomon astold EGIN painsa diffren picure,
A picture tht almost 50 one wanis 0 se.

Femsndo Hierro Chomon i 45 years old and has
spent 13 of the i prison.Hissenence toals more tha
500 years. He has beenon hungersik since December
55,1989

[EGIN: Nearly 9 months have passed sice the strike
staried. Wha s the physical sate and moraleof the
prisunent?

Chomon: Th physicaldteiorationis very grave andin
nearly althe cases, mversible. The point o which the
ungerstrik hascome 0, i can bo said that theijories
it will eave us will be many and very serious. We are
already desroyed intemally.

evidence o hei gil. Al of them, with the
aceion of Laars Whitchm who s bing held i
preveaive detetion ae serving prison sntences or
theirpart inth clandesine esistance. Bssctaly this
boiled down o crminalizaton of resisance poliics
andaccording!o the U.S. govemmentifthe § sharehese
politcs then they caried out the uacks. In shor,
“ibought crime”.

“Throaghout the perod following the indicument,
the RCC defendans and supporers fought on many
levels 1 expose the politcal naure of the rial, made.
efors o de criminalize snt-imperialis resistance snd
nisedthessue f henecessitytoresis U.S.imperalism
a0d.oppression. It was during this time that Alan
Berkeman sfereda reapee of Hodgkin's dissse &
form of cance). Afler ight o get medical teting,
biopey in May confiomed what Al had suspecied;
there was 8 recurence of the cancer tht had it been
dingnosed in October 1985 Then, ke now, he had o
srugge 1o gt proper medical treanen, which took
place under ighly sessfl milaized scuriy. This
securit was themost ikely reason hat the cancr has

Astohow ourmorlei,hat an e seena th fack
hat we ave nealy 9 months o iuggle, sising with
the i decision of contnuing unilwe g whit we sk
for.

'EGIN: How dossit fol o the nsde? Howdothedays

goby?

Chomon: What sustainsus i uruiy and o idologi-
cal imess; aainst this here sl they cando. The
hungerstrike and the tortre which i appied o us with
the engtheningofaslow agony makes it very hard the
days pass vy slowly, the ights e engihened because
our metabolism haschanged and seep is impossble.
“The physcal pains remany, from th bones e
livr. There i consantdishes. The isolacion i very
hard, sl that soroundsus i boscle and repessive
environment. Butalnall, it woukd be worse o g0 along.
with thei inications and be shipped from prison 10
prison, lone and submiting 0 al ypes of humilations
o realiation, We know,and thy Know it 0o, hat we.
only have one opion: g re-unificaion of die rying.

EGIN: What have been, or are, the hardest move-
ments?

‘Chomon: I's hardto put the sike nio more o lss
difficult momment. But i can e seen s crucialthe death
of Sevillno or when you get news tht this of that
comade s in intensive care. Physicaly the hardest
moments are thoe o forced feeding.

EGIN: There arethos tha deny that forced eeding.
‘and what surrounds It s form of torture. Can you
explain more about this?

coninued on the back page

retumed sod it had been themajor impediment for him
oreceivetesing and reatment. Aferpressurc ad been
broaght 1 bear gainst the governmen, Aln was fi-
sy sllowed to str chematherapy eaument. Since
then bis condition has stcadily worscned despit de
mands tha he be eleased on paole (for which he i
1) 1 ws i this contex hat the defndant de-
cided 1o eier ino negotiuions with the govermmer.
“The main easoning behind this wasbecause, they ek,
s the deliberte wording of the indiciment woul be
enough to have them conviced. This would add an
addiional 40 10 S0 years ono thir prson seniences.
Becaute Al s due tobe reessed in ‘92, an aditonsl
prison temm would severely imithis chances for sur-
vival. The result of the negotitons were that ifLinds,
Laursand Marlyn pleaded guilty 1o the Capitol b
ing and he seditious conspiracy charge, Al Tim and
Susan would have ther charges cropped. Afier much
discusionthe defendants decided o cceptthe erms of
he pleaagrcement as they stated .. doing anyiing we
canto save Ala'slifeis expressionof urrevoluton
continued on page 3

Interview with Dhoruba bin-Wahad

Washington, D.C. August 8th 1990

Q: Could you describe the reasons for your mprison-

Dborubas wasimprisoned as consequence of my in-
volvement i the Black Pascher Pary (BPP). The Black
Panther Party was organaton i he Black comm-
ity i the United Sates thtsought o dfend he Balck
community from acst poice atacks, that tempted o
scquire sef-deermination or the Black communiy,
that atempted 0 estblish decent edvcation for Black
children, tha aiempied to acquire docent housag for
Biack prople and that fought toverds sh polical em-
poweament o people of Affican descent inth Unitd
Suwer.

Q: What was your pasiton and work In the Black
Panther Party?

D1 was the fed secreary forthe New York chaperof
the BPP. My primary arca of work was in New York
ity Harlem, South Brons and op and down he ast
em seaboard of th Unied Sses.

Q: Youspent 19 yearsnjal becauseof n FBl setup;
n what context did that take place?

D: The Federal Borea ofIavestiations,known s the
FBI, cared out a program of rcist repression o the
Black Hoeruion strugale in the United St in the
1960'sandeary 70's. Thisprogram of st epression
is knownas COINTELPRO which wasthe acronym for
COunter INTelligence PROgram. Oter U govem.
‘ment agencis bad simila type programs - the CIA had
& program alled Operaion Chaos; the Natonal Seu-
iy Agency hada program eniled Shamrock.Basially
thes programs were programs of vicious police epes.

simedai discredtinglgiimse Black organizations snd
{heirsiugglefo Black empowement. Once L became
leader inthe New York Black Paher Pay the United
Staes goverment and e loca police geaeicsin New
York Stae argtied me for netralzaton. Newtalizs-
tion was ther erminology for neutrlizing me in the
Black commanity. wasclassfed on the FBI's Secarity
Index which the FBI used o denote those individuals
they ntended 0 newtalize. The government carried vt
programs ofdisinformatin regarding my acviies sod
they eveatuallyfed fls informaton o he New York
Citys isrict Auomey s ffc, the prmary prosecto-
ia agency of city govemment in New York.In 1969,
theyindiciedthe leadership of e Black Panier Pary
on conspiracy charges - conspracy 1o bomb various
buidings, and conspiracy o il policemen. This con-
spracy charge led0.5100,000bond forch one of us.
Twas elcased na $100,000bond ferspendingshmort
a year in prison. | was released because the Black
Panthec Py thoughis was important that | ot out and
beganto do organizing work round th cuse of Black
poltcal prisoners andhe Black Panter Py mermbers
who were sl i prison. So | trveled al over the
couniry speaking at various campuses, organizing,
people around polical prisoners and the repression
against he Black Pandher Party. As 2 consequence of
this work and e wark of others. inhe New Lefinthe
whie_ commnity, progresive forces i the Black
‘community, natonals fores - the Pasther 21 were
‘cquited s lmostyesr on il OF coure, during,
e cours of thes paricular effrs o rase support for
thePanther21, Lbecame classified forahigher degreeof
‘counerielligence acviy or counernel

eting, and | was targtied and placed i the Agiaor
Indes Fil of the United tses govermment. The Agi

Lo Index File s afilethat e U government ulized
10 arge thos individuals ey fl had nfleace n the
Black community or amongst oppressed people. This
classfication led dieely o operaions againstmy per.
s0n by the United Sttes govemment 10 kill me. And
thes asassination atemps reached the rition dor-
ingacrucial point o the tral of the Panther 21 [ had 0
e underground in order 0 protect my L from the
ageat provocaicurs and th sei-ups tht e FBlandthe
Variousgoverument agencics wereaming atme. How.
ever, s things would have i, the fudge refused o severe
my cas from he restof e Panthrs who wereon tria
and 1 was acquitied with the est of the Panchers i
absicacia while underground. s was whileunderground.
that | was captured dring the course of an ant-dug.
operaion caied out b th Black Liberation Ammy in
the Black community. My capure led diccly o my
frame-sp for the aempied murder of wo polcemea
who were shot and wounded 1w weeks prior 1o my
et spent 19 years inprison o his frame-up. [t was
acireumstanial cas.lowascircumsanial vidence und
it wasonly aie | led a civil st n e Federal Coutin
1975 saying tha the governmen had rgeied me for
peutrlzaton under the COINTELPRO agenda tha |
was affoded discovery - hat s the govermment had o
m over mateial and informtion 1 me during the
courseof my ivil suit. This informaton led diecly 1o
my relesse, becauseitrevealed amassive witbholding of
evidence by the sate prosccusors i my cas. It showed
that the govermment witesses had led and that evi-
dence indicaing my innocence was witheld. As &
consequence | was released on March 22nd, 1990

Q: Why did the processof geting you auttakesolong.
and Whatwas the governmentsintent with that proc.
e?

D Wel, ink thtit wascearrom the very beginning
hat the govermment’s aiempi 0 neraliz and cri
nalze the it win,of the Black beraion move
ment in the United Sttes went hand i hand with
protctng s image abroad as the baston of democracy
andhuman ighs on the ome hand; and o the ot and
ithad 1o do withcontroling the masses of Black people
and insuring that there did not rise up amonst the
massesof African peoplen e United Ssts the ypeof
revolsionary Ieaderhip that would lead o the over-
hiow of the present racis regme, he prescs rcist
socity.

(Couldyou descrbe the averalssation wit 9
poltca prisoners In the United Staes and the
current fforts o gaa thelr frecdom?

D: Thers approximately an excess of 150
politcal prsooers in the United Sues. The

‘majorty of hes poliical prisomers areof course
Black poliica prsoners. And the majoiy of
these Biack poltcl prisoners have ome out of
the ammed suruggle of the Black liberion

‘movementinthe US. They are fomer Black

PanthecParty members nd former cadres i

the Black Liberstion Amny. There are aso
about 20 whie paliica prisoers, or North
American poliical prisoners, who are mpris
‘oned s result o their a-ivperialist stand nd
theis suppont forthe Black iberatonstruggiinthe
United Ssies, Then there re a nuamber of A
can Indian prisones of war in e United Sis

Puerto Rican prisoners of was who are nprisoned as &
consequence of theiran:-colonialsrugele againt the
Unied Staes The ask that Lampresenly engaged in, s
the suggle 1o fre al of thse poltcl prisoners; 1o
ring the United Stsesbefoe the ntematonal comma-
ity of nations and charge it with violton of humua
ights and have the world communiy <all vpon the
United st toreleas all o ispoliical prisoners. To
dothiswork equiresthatthere exiesnthe Unied States
i of al & consciousnes hat politca prisonersexist,
scros the bourd. As i sands row, onlythe progressive
movements, he progresive wing ofmany movements
inthissocity, recogaize the xisence of plidcal pris-
oners inthe United Stte. This has o change. | hink,
tha the changing of consciousness o the American
people in regard to poltcl prisosers willdirrly .

actuponthe nited s capactyand ability o camy
forward cenan pliciesand programs. ik alo, at
heissucofpolical prisoners nthe United S s very
important o othr people i the word, especilly in
Third Workd countios, od alsin Wesem Europe: The
ssue o politial prisoners in Wester Earope and the
United Sates ae disecty connected 1o the egemonic
programs an foreign plices of th Uiled Sses and
‘Westem Europe ove the past 40 years. S, o bing the
United Stses to sccount or is reament of nationsl
liberuionmovement and human ights movernenis and
liberaton siuggles nthe Unitd Sates i i many ways
in th interest of al progressive peopies al ove the
‘workd. My ntent s 1 stuggle o build a national move-
ment fo he freedom of US. politcal prisoners and 1o
panicipat in te intemational mavemens for the fre.
dom of all poliical prisones.

Q: Since 1985, ierature and information about po-
ical prisoners and p.o.ws I the Usited Staes has
een put out by th Freedom Now! campalgn. What
dousthe Freedom Now! campaiga stand for?

e ]
g e

crtly prove ta the United Staes docs in fact have.
poltical prisoners. s the hope of Froedom Now! and
the progrssive forces involvd in his rbunal thtthe.
findings ofthese joros will he be brought befo the
intemational community in February in Geneva st that
the UN. Commisson on Homan Rights willhenreview
these findings and conclude that at the very minimum,
the UN. Commission should convene & commites o
nvestiguethe ssue o

Stais and the human
natonal minortes.

Q: There are hardly any reports on the conditions
‘under which both plitical and social prsoners are
being beld n the United Sates. Could you describe
ther situation tn the prisons?

D Weneodto mderaand e Uniod e nsof
e ot sophisicaed imperalist powers ht s come
‘oo n anbistry. Adbeeor e Unied S
T th capuiy and e et st prse e
{acad of ity o e word o preent e sl
{ac of b msmen and h scade of s, We
hoakd ot e fold y i, Many of he s i .
UnedSn, f you were o compar et wih s
in T Word counris wold . consdred s
cally and merialy n he otward 0 b e
e and oo, Ofcour, i ot thecase with
prons, b the oty o he United S’ pesons
aeerly full in s gy However, e pron
Sy ofh Unied S st buh e on
e cconomic exploiaion ofpepi fclo. They s
arehoucs in which haan e s proceed for &
paricia conamic nd plica parpore, The man
ihtviolaionsht gocn e prisons s profound.
ey ar s, v ey are derimcnal o e wel.
bein of those incarceried in US. prions. S any
incmationalcbcrerwho st o who viks US. s
on must b awaro e sy o s prisns - why
ihey e lociedwhere ey e ,wht cconomic i
ey e s son, nd o i s el
beteamcotof pisencs. Andwil o sy sy
1 Black popi i he U, repescn spprovimcly
from 115158 ot e .. poputaion. O cours, s
saiaics s gt Howevr, Bk pepl i e
prion e roughnt he Unted S represet
Cxcess of 45%- 475 ofh s pogelaton. It
‘o, thevasi majry o pople i ot whi:
Amercans who o bemajorkyofpope bt
vt mjry of peple 4 Black Wo e 1 uder
S ht e 3 vt comlaion bween i
and s il inh Unitd ties e s
met of e e cforcmentofh rminl i
Sy, So, we ok y 0 vndersand s, vhen e
United St riminlzes i movemencs ot
incrder i vaddelin with e siple a1
epresedleiimate piraions ofpeoplfcolor, .
il Blck peoplc s i s crimonied he i
movementof hse peoples nd s placedheicder
i acivits i o under e g of cminal.
=

Q: Inalmostall Western imperiaist countries,palii-
cal prisoners are subjcted 1o various forms of or-
ture, especaly sensory deprivation. What is the
Unlted States”government practic n thit regard?

D: The type of peychological omure that the United
Stnes govermment and it various polce and lw cn-
forcement agencies nflict pon peisoners i profound
Inthecasof poliicalprisoners nthe Unised s can
siveyouone exampleof apoiicalpisone by thename.
of Bashir Hameed ska Jumes Dickson York. Bashir
Hameed has been fonmerleader inthe Black Panther
Pany. He has been poltcal prsonera th U.S. pison
2 for lmost 10years. Basir Hameed s gong nto

his second year ofsollary confinemen. The pison 5
horiies ave laced Busir Hameod i solaryconfine
ment which consss of comple isolation from other
inmtes in the prison on 8 2-hour & dey basis. He is
allowed ousid n th fresh s one hour s day. His diet
s curailod.Hismedical esiment i minimalat best. Hi
beal s deerorating. He s subjected 0 constan hr
assmentandsensory deprivation. And weshould under.
sand that this veatment of Bshir Hameed in masy
cases i very typical. The retment of ather poltcal
prscnersaso follows this paiem. They ar alen
assed by prison offcals. S of them are eaien and
rualized during th course of thei ncarceraton. Oth-
ers are solted i the most extremely remoteprsons in
the Unitd Satespisons” rchipelago.So,weshouldry
o understand that this type of westment of poliical
prisoners ke Bashir Hameed manifess « patem. On
the urfce o tofcoure, the Shawangunk Corectional
Facity (in New York Sae) i brand-new, clean
facily. Bt we should asonotcehatt was consiracied
primarily to conirol he behaviour of radicl prsoners,
prisoners o war,politcal prisoners and thoe social
prisoncrs whomay havedeveloped polical concious.
ness whleinprison. We shouldalso undersiand ha he
issue of onur in United Sats prisons tanscends the
catleprods nd he elctrodesconnected o one's gei-
tal; tha torture e takes place i terms o invasion of
privacy, o the constansssip-searchingof prisoners, the
constant. humiliton of the feule prisones in the
prsonsysim hving herevery body-caviy examined.
We need to understand that the prychological orure
inflced upon politica prisonecs i designed o break.
them. In the case of Alan Berkman, » North Americaa
aniimperiaistpoliicl prisone, i .S, govermment
camied out 4 conscious effot 1o deny him medical
eatment 0 hat he would contract cancer and it
estment of his cancer would be delayed i order o
break Al Berkeman and in order to scquire from him
informaion rgarding his comrades ad his aciviis.
Alan Berkman is 2 docor, he is an sni-imperislist

e and it s 1 his credt that he resisted these
atempts. He is presetly undergong chemotherapy in
federl custody. He is only undergoing this therapy
because of the human cry rised by the progressive
community over his ueatment. S0, we should under.
sand hat suppor fo thefreedom of poltcal prscners
dirctly impacts wpon their wel being whie incarce.
aed.

Resisance Conspiracy...continued
‘arypoliics- s commiiment 1o comradeship, olove, snd
1fe” The othe aspect of the plea sgreement was
the seence lengh forLinds, Marlyn and Laurs would
be reduced. On November 16, Marly received an
addiionl sentence of 10 yeas and S years for the 2
harges. The Syear semiencis o un concortenlyher
‘prion sentence which s now over 1S years. On Decern-
ber th, Linda snd Laurswill b semenced in Washing.
10, DC.

‘Though the Rsissnce Conspiracy Cas i finlly
coming 0 los t s vialy importnt that presure is:
Kept up agaast he USS. goverment 1 have Al
eleased on parle. The milarized secury and s0b-

“andard medical reament Al s eceiving s severely
affcting i ability o fightofthe caner. Alan st be
released o proe s that tese security conditons re
removed and he can recive propes medicalcare. Weie
1o U Prole Commission, Aur World Centr, 220,
10920 Ambassador Drive, Kanas Ciy, MO, 64153
USA (Auenion: Irma Huseran, Case Analys) and
demand that Alanbereleased. More imporantly organ-
i and atemps 10 bringpresure o he US. goverment
1o feehim.

“To lsm more sbout the Resistance Conspircy
Case it 10 Emergency Commitesfor Poical Pis-
‘ers,P.0.Box 28191, Washingion, D.C, 20033 USA.
We sl recommend e Toronto ABC brosdsheet

Editorial Notes

Aferclose 1o § monihs we'vefinally put out
an issue (oo, in fact). Most people should have.
eceived ssues 3 and 4 ogeiher and re probatly
‘wondering why it ook s0 long for then 10 sppesr,
Because of the Mohawk sruggle we hnd been de.
votng our energis 1o solidary work 35 well 5
doing he sume with the Resistance Conspiracy
‘Case. We had plamned onbeing a monihly bullet
(we il do, bt found minsining thtconssiency
duringthe past monhs was impossible. Financial
Considertions have also besn 8 factor (in oher
Wwords we don' have a ot o money). Noncihless
we are back with two lrgerthan-usul ses and
bopsflly this will ke up orthe delay.

‘We renotonly puing ot his blletia we're
slso working on our magazine. This magazine will
have amuch arger format and tempt 0 go beyond
the limited coverage of revoluionary/adical rsis-
{ance thatwohavein the blein. Witinhebulletn
we haven'tbeen sbie o do much more than cover
these stragges du 10 spaceconsideraton (exclod-
ing the Mohawk isses) nd threlore we haven't
been abletoinclude uy analysis. W have eceived
he usualrange oferiicisms because o our cover
sgeof amed strgleand they vebasicaly beenthe.
same oldtiredarguments that ae dredged v again
a0d again. While we do ot have the space nthese.
pages o respond o i, it s something we hope 1o
be able 10 do i he magazine. Tenatvely it shoukd
include e following; anintrview wih RCC defen.
dan Susan Rosenberg, history of the FLO, com-
‘muniques from RAF, e Fighting Units, RARA,
Revolutionary Cell nd more, buckground nd
ices on GRAPO and ther ongoing hngerstrik
ongdiscussion aperby one pr of he Revoluion-
ary Cells and an troducton by us termpting 10 put
font some ideas and perspectives. The main focus
i our work s o provok discussion nd debac na
principled manner on il resisance. Much of
thelefcithr gnores his aspectofessance rtrots
outhe usual argumentsagaist t (we do o inend
his 10 be aimed at those who have been sctive in
covering these siruggles). We hope we can contib-
e i ourimited way) 1o the discussio on this.

Finaly we ar also boping 0 s publising
‘pamphles and books. Some thins w src working
onare th closing staement of Ray Levassur from
the Ohio 7 Sedition Tril st year, coletion of
anicls, esays and s0 on by Lary Giddings (s is:
in conjuncion with thers across North Ameics)
and reprintin (h fist ime in English s fr s we
Know) Abraham Guilln's “Re-evaluston of the
urban goerilla” If pople wish 0 belp out on some.
these projects we would like 0 hear from you. In
paniclar we ced some financalasistance.

il he next ..

the Ann Th Spis ollecive

Note: We should not be confused with the revolu-
tionary prisonees magazine that came out of San
Quentin iy 1975 and then cessed publishing inthe
cary 80's. We hope this hasn' caused any confu-

“Resisance Conspiacy” (see Publicatios... o pg. 5)

inally, we a1 Anm The Spict give our love and

soldusity 10 the RCC comades whose sirengih and

spirt of essance willaways b an ispiration 1 us.
Venceremor!

RED ARMY FRACTION

COMMUNIQUE

“Peple whorefuse o end the siruggle - theyethe win
orthey di,insiad oflosing and dyin.” (from he last
leter of Holger Meins)

Jose ManuelSevilano s dead. He was murdersd,
afer 177 days of hungerscike, by the Spanish govern-
mentin May.

The imprisoned comrades from GRAPO and
PCE() have bee fighting for § months in long and
ard srke forteis e-asociaion. They have o assert
theisdemand, and forthat they nced the solidarity and
the niisive of ll those who sr seious sboat radical
change and the surggle for s humane sociey

“The Spanish sac o far asserts he hard i and
forure agains the prisoners. The sa has the respons-
ity and makes th decision bt the guidelines or that
are being detemmined i the Wes Buropean and NATO-
‘commities, nd therefor he FRG (FederalRepubiicof
Germany - ¢4, s aleading European power, s cqualy
esponsible orth death o Jos Manuel Sevillno,

On July 27, 1990 we have atacked the courier-
insurgency expen Hans Neuse, s secreary i the
Depariment of the ntrir in Houn, with the “Com.
mando Jose Manuel Sevilano™

‘Wehave missed hemilary goslof he sction-the
explosion wasmeant 1o guarance his defini death, b,
aso the 100% protecion of ystanders. I his span we.
have calculaed the amountof explosves (oo low.

We wanied 1o hold Neusel responsible for his
crimes He organizes nd leads the was agins s, who,
ightforliberaion, self-detemmination snds humanelife
and aganst te destruction, which is being perpecated
by hi sysiem.

Since 1985 Neusel has bocn driving force in
many TREVI meetings. He intned numerous ints
tivs for the inensificaton snd consolidaton of the
West European counte-inurgency and the inburman
refugee poicy. That since 1987 “emorisn. exper’
from the cconomic-summitsates are meetng regular
ity,is based on an nitstive by Nevsel and the French
Depariment for he Inierior

Neuse e 8 memmber,and fte 1o the chairpr-
son il cisis commisies which dea with counter i
surgency (be it the Kidnapping of mansgers from Ger.
man_mulinaionals in- Lebanon, coordnston. of
searches afer actions from us..) and the secret il
ence commitieesof the govermment

Tnthe springof 1989 whentheprsoners hee were
o hungerssike in ordr o figh for ther asociation,
Neuiel was (efore the nominaton of Schacuble 35
Secretry o the Inerie) de (aco head o the Depar.
ment - Zimmerman had loog 4o unoffically s1id oo
doye 1o that funcion.

During that time the Depariment or the lnirior
aggressvely pushed the slogan: “The state musta' e
isef be blackmild by theseprsoners.™

Neuselparticipaied in meetings of eprsenistives
from he sate' Jusie Departments, nonder o present
e postion o the Department o e nirior

T theconton of e humgertrike her it wascloar
from the beginning

As long asthe hard line of the govermment st
being broken by the strggle of the prisoners and sll
those, who have made the assetion o th demand for
assocaton theirownissue, Neaselis partof h fraction
Who wanis o sep over e dead odies of ur comrades

Neusel s curreily repescaing the iron-hard NATO-
line for the FRG's government inthe aack of e West
Europeanbesston the captured rvolutionarics n Spun.

Neusel emboics - athough indirectly - e per.
sonnel continaityof the German ascism fron e Third
Reich o “Gireat Gemmany”, which is heading for the
Founh Reich.He has made his politica carer formany
years longside of old Nz and ex Federal President
Carsens and publicy formalaes his fascis deas and
thoughis withoot any aiempts of a pcud-demosratc
disguise. In 1987, when the admisson of 14 capured
hilean revolutionaries who had been sentenced 1o
death by the ascist millary regime wasasake, Neusl

demanded from them beforchand “to prove that the
Chargesagaint e were wrong” - which meant oth-
ing s, bt that b demanded the execuion

Newsel s the decison making pows over the
deployment of the GSG 9 and i paricipuing i the
deciionsaver who s being rained by his il group,
Tike the Tutkis specia forces whichtoday are saugh:
tering the pople n Kurdisan.

“The offensive sgainst the prisoners i Spuin,
through whichhe soialis govemment under Gonzales
wants o fnallygai prfile s relsble member of the
core saes of he Buropean power bloe - specially in
view of “Burope 92" - is taking place with the ful
suppoutof the ober West Buropesn sats. This o,
it the FRG at s 10, today has brought self 1 be
world power, and needs o asser the inner suabily
against the _continously incresing comtadicions,
‘whichhaven't et heselvesbe pacified for ong time
‘nowanymore. Inight fhis backound throughout ll
the West European counrie, th atimpt takes plac 1o
sufocate any thoughts of essance snd sl-deerin
tion with the iron grip and through the denonstaton of
the wialty of thet power.

Andinthis conexthe question, whether he pris:
onersin Spain will ome trough withhei srugele, s
great mesning orthe whale st phase, the reconsre.

ion of evoluionary practie in West Eurpe.
Justas the FRG sae in 77 hroughourdefestvied

1o cnd he gerllaproblem once nd for all and s the
same time pushing the whole Let no decp rsignaton
and powerlsansss, the aack o the prisoners from
‘GRAPO snd PCE() now sims a the sun time a the
whole revolutionary movement and al progresive
forcs in West Europe

“The destruction of the prisones” collecives and
the isolution of the comades is means 1 introduce &
tum-over in the development of th last years, and
exacly on that question, where th iy snd the con-
sciousmess sbout the necessy for joint actvies
hroughous West Europe s furhst developed n the
Fevoltionary movements and smong many who wan

dica chnger.

Thestiemptio sset his m-over, e from e
intemationa dvelopment: Imperialism has won the
(Cold War. Thedissoltion f he Sociaist Bloe, and with
hat sho it historical fonction for the iberuion proc-
st inthe Trikont, has ld 0 8 new stbilztion o the
mperialistpower bl

he specdy development o the lst morihs and

ihe annexation o the GDR (German Democratc Re-
public - e4) has made the FRG into the unrestrained
leading forée witin West Europe and s brought the
‘whole West European blocto word powe.

‘Outof his ew powerpoiion today they stempt
o egain st very ponterrainagsinst all evoluionary
sirugels and siruggles about iving conditons, and
where thoe sims have lrcady been sserted from the
rasroot, thy atiempt o tur the development back

‘Sincethe beginning/middleof the 0's, when the
iberion proces workdwid had reached i it the
ighing people everywhere had 1o begin 0 search for
new ways.

“That meant n many counris inthe Trikon, hat
in aditon 0 the revolutonary movemens, grassioots
movements have developed, which ight forthe change
of inhumanc and indecent lving condions and ave
begun o organize tei daiy lfe hemiclves.

Thereby,in iferet Counties (he Inifudah in
Palestine and Kundisuan o lberaton movemments i EI
Salvador orthe Pilipines) s power from below has
buil el, which exists next o the reacionary ste
power.

“This development has s expression also i the
metsopos. The sruggls, which hav developed here

inthe lastyears and in which diferentpeoplehavecome.
ogether, e sruggls for hanges here snd now.

‘Onheane and heyar aimed agains: desrucive
mperialist projcts. On th other hand, outof he xpe.
ienceof many, thl the capalist daly e - with com.
petton,the absence o relaionshipe between people,
h e nsolation- s deseuctive,srglesfor self .
temined livingcortexs have devloped. Thatistho .
sence forthe development of .. squater movemens n
the whole o West Europe--Where peope have fought
forand ganed sef.deermined space,new possibilies
andreference poins for e formationofa evoluionary
movemen have developed

They want 10 tum this development back and
around. The curtent projecsof the couner evoluion -
the dstractonof the prisoner’collectvesin Spain, the
crushing of prisoers” revls in severahcounties,the
rualevicton o houses which have b squated for
years and th prson seniences in Groningen (Neher
lands), Denmark, the searches and the propagands.
against th Halenstass - standinone line here.

They are simed against all staing poiots, which
e like e Hafenstrasse, sand here for e possii

st one’s own goals against theis power sppara
thata reality, which i eing determined by peope,can
existhe capals 24 hou daily e

Many comades andother poople, who have stood
p apainat this system of oppresion and inhumanity,
sa, st we don'have s chance o come through gaindt
the intemationsl development, but_especially alio
against e fascist sweep and herseof the FRG o the
new Great German world powes, becaus the ey s
overly powertul and th fores for & evoltion st too
wesk.

‘And that i the iber side: this esignaion and
parly alio_ panalyzation prevents many.initaives,
‘which couldbe ieps inthe reconsiuction of sirong.
revoltionary movermen.

“Thedecsiontofight gsimtthe imperilssystem
and fora work,in which the people can lvefree nd

. determined, cannot depend o, whetberanc's owa.
e o the cnemy is suong during + ceain phise,
‘whether victory i n clos reach or whether i has o b
fought for in s long fight.

“The decision fo the revolutonsry sruggle can
only come out of one’s own exg

‘ow goalsand deas - st how one wanis 0 lve.
‘Wethink, hat importns key formany, but lso
for the next seps in the building of revoluionary

counterpowes, e inbeing conscioussbout this cxpe-
rience, bcause thtis forevery ersonthe basis o

“Theexperience f the destruction hroughihesys
em can b brought o conscious and defiie decisions
forthe sevoluton of the rling realty an fo e d-
ermined and organizd e

‘We ll have 10 sart working now on becoming &
intforc. The deirin, o do the sction against Neusel
‘owandinthe conextof the hungerstrik in Spain, s for

s 4 new sep on the way 1o jintly buiding countr-
povwerinthe jointstrugale forhe aserion of denand,
which s at the centre o the whole discusson.

‘We dido't inend rom thebegianin, 0 intervene
in the development o the hungerstrike of the Spunish
comade. Only whenit ecame clearhat the Gonzalez
ovemment winttoholdonta s hardie evenfcrthe
murder of Jose Manuel Sevillano nd the incrasing
conteadictions round that i Spain el andthe many
and divers inbiaives inhe other WestEuropean coun.
rcs- andaiethe analysis thtthe West Eoropean bloc
‘wanis 0t the wholedevelopmens and condiions for
altruggles back andaround with the destructionof the
privoners collecives in Spin nd helguidationo the
comaades thee - we decided for ammed intervention.
Only n armed acton could pen hisdeadiocked it
aion again

ican bring all nkistives whih s fahave aken
place sround th sske o & new severy, nd i spe-
ially makes & new stan possible, becaic it opens 4
politiclspac orthat. very intuive that comesnow,
Countst

Today it such,and through the diferent ondi-

ons i ach country. and the diferat focus ponis,
‘hich e fighting peopl in these counries dtermine.
forthemseives, i willconinue 1 b such, hsthe
imperilsfrontin West Europe s made up of adiversity
of sruggles.

We think that s now possbl and tht it can be
i stepinthe reconsiucton of srong evoluionary
movement that we commnicatesbout the focal poits
e confrotaion imperialismiberation, in order 0
come 0 ot inerveniion from thre

Therefore our atack i ntended 1 bave effectin
two directions. The one s concricly forhe assertionof
the prisoners’ demand und i the baidingof evolution-
ary counter-pows in WestBurope; and the other, a5 1
{ntroduction of 4 long phasc of strggle gainst the
newly developed Great Gemman/West Buropean world
power.

“The FRG and the new power el n the GDR.
pursue with he step 10 Great Germany the same goals
o imperilis plans as Nas asciom,

“The third invason, which the Gemman capial s
leading onthe peoples of Europe in this century, s ot
being lead with mliary means but with the means of
conomy and poliis. The submision of millios of
people underth principles ot marke profitand produc
structure brings new agony and miscry forhe peoples.
“This time it won'tbe millons o dead snd extingaished
villages,bu millonsof deprived and oppresed peopl,
Who are in despair about e desruction of thei iving
strctures and human relstonships and who are sup-
posed o intemally - i thersous perish.

‘And on the basis of the new power, which the
FRG-capial st he topof West Europedraws out of that
development, they want (0 sar 4 new round in the
oppression snd looting of the peopls in the Trkont.

Westem ourslves withal power gainst tis de-
Velopment, because it is our sk in the nternational
class wa, tono et thescometrough withhese pla.

Againstheleap ofthe West European beas, ourleap.
i theformation of revoltionary counier-pover!
To jontly asser the re-assocation of he prisoners
from GRAPO and PCE(r) - struggl for th associa-
tion of al revlutionary prisoners and in that the
perspective for thelr freedom!

War againstthe world power FRG/West Europe!
Organize the armed struggle!

Fighting together and we will win together!

Red Army Fraction 29790

Publications...

Clash - “Newspaper for the resstance In Europe”
“This s an initiaive from utonommous movernents
in 7 Buropean counties covering the resistance in -
fope. The frst isue of his huge paper includes the
squates eviton from the WNC i Hollad, 2 short
sty of he Kundish liberaion struggle whichncludes
anioteriew with member of he Kurdish PKK who's|
eing charged with para. 1294 n the FRG, info on the
BlizsqutinNorway,news and analysisof the GRAPO
Bungerstike, « RARA communique,immigraton and
refugec polices n the FRG and moch more. This paper
an important one and inlght of the restructuring of
capitalin Barope i th contxt o the cconomic nifica-
tiomof 92t tenpts o resstance movemesin a1
intemasionalistperspecive. (To write o Clash youmust
adiressan owter envelope: Sagersich, Overioom 274,
1054 B Amsterdam, Hollond. On the inner envelope.
adires i Clash. Do not pid Clash on he ouer env.
lope)

Bayou La Rose
“This long going anarchist paper has recently put
outanewissue withextensivecoverage ofthe Mohawk

roggl. Highly recommended.(BayouLa Rase, J02N.
I 5. Apt.83, Tacoma, WA, 93403 USA)

Resstance Consplracy

“Thisabroadshee putout byt Toronio Anarcist
Black Cross on the Resisance Conspracy Case. It
includes bio' on the 6, tei swtment concerming the
indiciment and 4 long aricle (sdspted from sn .
View) by them covering thei cas, essance, prison
sruggles andmre. The ABCs an sonomousnters-
ional pisoner supportnetwork mostly based in North
‘Americaand Europ. The Toronto ABC s alsopus o
2 ther broadsheets; oneon the Ohio 7 and snather on
the Vancouves 4. They also organize material aid 1o
some poliicalprisoners and POW n Norh America.
To conirbut o theis maerial sid campaigns o 10 gt
the broadshcts it 1: (ABC Toronio,P.0. Box 6326,
Stn.A, Toronto, Ont, MSW 1P7 Canadl)

Prisoners’ Legal News

“This monily bllen s put out by 2 prsonersin
‘Washingtonsa n the U, Ed Mead (mprisoaed or
actons s pat o the George Jackson rigade,un urban
verrils group active in the 70°9) and Paul Wrght (4
Socialprisoner) cover a varicty of prison issues specifc

Lo Washington sse petentiares s wel as the restof
the US. They also cover polical prisoncr/POW
srugals n the ULS. and the rest of the world. To get.
copies wrtc toiher Paul r Ed ryou can etthefrom
s (Paul Wright 4930785, Box 5000 HCG3, Clallam
‘Bay, WA, 98126.9775 USA. Ed Mead 4251397, Wash.
ingion Siate Reformatory, P 0. Box 777, Mowroe, WA,
98272 Ush)

Prison News ServiceMarionette
This cxcelen prison paper i really two i one.

“The Marionetie is compiled by POW Bill Dunne from

USP Marion, the mostrepresiveprison inhe U S, and

coversthe suraggle sgainst Marion from within and on

the cutside. PNS i put ogether by acivists in Toronto

(along with ill nd covers the many sspectsof the asi

prison struggle in North America including political

prisonersPOW's. The last two issoes have cxcelent

coveage of the Mohawk

siruggleas well s nfo onthe

RCC, Mamia Abu-Jumal, the

GRAPO hungersiike and!

mre. (PNS Marionete, .0.

Box 5052, Sin. A, Toronto,

Ot MSW IW4 Canads)

coninued from the froni page
‘Chomon: The govermment has ried 1o prsent e force
feeding ¢ s humantarisn act,when pur and simple s
about aking from us heanly weapon wehaveto defend.
ourseives: the hungersike. Force feeing has beca
Shown tobe inefecient i Kecping v alive and it ooy
prolongs the agony with 8 maxinum of suffrng a¢ it
oes't siop physical detcrioration. Even progrssive.
doctors have publically aid i's trure.

s arpeces, a8 fom of oment, i goes 10 the
cruelty tat i reprsented by being ted hand ad foot,
and evenyour headistied down, fordaysomend wihall
thatthat implies. The brutal introducion of wbes nthe.
movth and nose which make it ifficul o breth cause
nsuses, continous diarhea and ulcers and lesions.
You're continually poked ny needles and catheers that
Iacerae ams and legs. There ar beaings and orcings
10 subdue and i you. Andon top of all this you have o
add th fact tht you know that late, afer you have,
mproved e and they unplog you, you will have to
relive tissame calvary,but with geair physical et

EGIN: What phases can be distnguished with re-
spect 1o th strik, on the part of the miaisertal
authoriies?

‘Chomon: We have gone through 3 siages. The fir,
‘which oversth first 40 o 50 days days of the sike,
‘was characerized by ying 1o make us s1op by wing
isolton and cominous persecuion bt tht fld.

The second phase began with the urgent ips 1o
civilanhospitasdue o the seiousnes of ur stuion.
“Thi made the medis bresk s silence that hey had
‘maintined unil then. With that came the new probiem
of silencing those opinions favourable o us that had
begunto suface. This phase i asoseen by thentent 10
sop the surike by fore-leeing s, but this s on
various poins. The death of comarde Sevilano shows
s his fled.

Thehind phase i st we renpow: a e o1be
prisons we sand in,with sict orders ot 1 ake s 10
bospial, ncreasingsegregaion nd usingal ucics 1o
ry and divide us. But verything they do shows ther
filureand s her i nly one solutions r-unification.

How many dead strikerscan they suad? We lso
ned 10 add 10 hi the new problems nd fights among.
themselves,the Minisuries of Justice and he Inerior
blaming cach other. Wi cach passing day we gain
another sep ofsolidarity and ey, by contrat, ulfer
Seriouspolical deteroration. The eiserion ey ied
‘wilh the disprsion has fald.

EGIN: Can you confirm the existance of contacts
from the Ministry with you several weeks ago, on
what terms and how they ended?

Chomon: There have becn no contacts with s, except
for several frusrated atempts they have made, and
continu tomake, t diffren prisons for us o sbandon,
the ke andihey"d e whatthey could do. So s fa s
contacs, othin; berids the Ministry of Jusiceandof
Peniteniary Insiatons have systematialy rjecid the
offers o evera persons snd institations 0 serve s me-
diors nd o sk,
a solation.

“And on the
ot hand, such 3
Solaton cannat e-
wm o the dispr.
sion_imposed i
September of 89,
bt must e 1
the sisution ve,
had n Sora Prison
before 1987,

News In Brief

Get Out And Stay Out!

e Work Warll e olowing Cvil Warin
Greece, Amarican iy bses ver sined i
ns . To o Sl govezmet i
o g ecmt wih he Arrcans, bt s
e oot Coasraivegovenen e pow
e e —————
fng Amesn bt i s, Tis sgrnt 0 v
b asstoCriwastfidinPaamert s il
forcighyeurs

Howerer,his ha met withopposion fmthe
ppleof Crni,ane ol thtowns ot whers st
e compes aleady cxis. A dmonsticn
Spinhe s s hld o e g o e T
il 150 demonsrtos occuped + ocl auory
blinginptet.To sty invaded bl
inguin C ga. Al it vtion, mors demonss.
Lo aived, nd s deonraion nuberng G000 vt
et ein i aing st s wih e cop o
15 hous. T plic aied CS g, minchons d n
e cate s sgsn the demonsicor e pro-
evor repeied with eloevs, s 1 i fow
ey . Figh ke were ijred G from bl
12060 demonsnior bospalid

“Anotherdemonssion whs held 1o e i
e the demonsars wer amoe, eslin 7 e
olce Neing o e iy camp o aking rluge
e ant e cemanstors ad e, No nctswie

reponedl

"We e waitng 1o bear of any further develop-
s (Black Flag)
RAF Arrests

1 our June issue (1) we briely reporied on the
amestsofRed Ammy Fracion membersnEastGeerany.
‘We had hoped 0 have more o about them but unfor-
wnately we sl have very lile. In ol there were §
RAF members captured;Inge Vin, Susanne Albrech,
Heoaing Beer, Silke Maier- Wi, Jurgen Petr Boock,
Sigrid Sterocbeck, Wemer Loue and Sicglinds
Hofmann. It seems hat the arrests were imed 10 coi
cide with cenain politcal occurences n Fast Germany
back in June. The Weet German sccuriy forcs had.
Known of the existence of the RAF members in Exst
‘Gemany since 1986. They were undoubiedly sware a3
welthatthe RAF members lvng in ast ermany were
0 lomger partof the RAF. Indeed many of then had
Hared fumilies nd were seuled down i sable iving
iuasons. The West Gemnan taiechose that paricular
ime o capurethe ex RAF mermbersfor polcal expe.
diency ssthe former Communist govemment wasunder
atack for comupion, ec. From he lle that we do
Know, all ofthe 8, with theexceptionofInge Vit are
ow tlking with the sat on on lvelor another.

“Amm The Spir s an n-
Tomaion calective fo-
cusing on miliant and
evolutionay surggles
Our perspetive s
tonomous bat we see 4
necd o discuss and
analyse allforms o left
resitance i order o
contribe 0 8 revol:
tionaryprocess We wel
, come and encounge

others o join s in our
work.

L Liucha Contnus!

New York 3

With the recent rlease of fomer Black Pasther
Dhoruba bin Wahad we are now seing the possbility
of freodom for 3 more New Afikan po-w.s. Herman
Bell, Alber: Noh Washingion and Jafl Abdul Mun-
1aquin (ti Anhony Botiom) collcively known as the
New York 3 are Bick Libersion Ammy memmbers who.
were convicted for the marde of 2 NYC cops. Like
Dhoraba they weretargets of Bl Couner Ineligeace.
Program (COINTELPRO) syl campaign (which was
designed o arget and newtaliz e Black Libersion
gl the e 60's andcarly 70s) called “Newk
Their conviction in 1975 was based primarily o the
tesimony of Robin Scott who has now recaned his
\esimony swesring tht he iedincour due o threats
and brbes from i posecutor and jdge, and torure by
he police. As wellthe Bl ballic eport n th gun i
the prosecuton claims Jall used, ws
Docementson Newill how that i actwas delier.
el coveredupduring herial. Withhis new evidence.
threisa siong posibiltythatthe NY3 will e eleased.
Formor infoortolnd supporwrte o: NY3 Freedom
Campigr, 2710 Broadway, 12234, New York, NY
10024, USA. Wit tothe NY3: Alber: Nuh Washingion.
T1-A1525, Wende Corrctonal Facily, 1187 Wende
Road, Alden, NY 14004 USA. Jalil Abdul Muniaquin
4T1-A4283, s Asbony Botiom, Grecahuven Sutc
Prison, Draver B, Stormville, NY 125820010 USA.
Hermin Bell #79.C-262, Shawangonk Comecional
cily, P.O. Box 700, Wallkil, NY 12589 USA

Freedom Now!

Freedom Now i an organizaion it was created
n 1985 1o fght for amacsy and homan rights for

cal pisoners ad risonrsof wa. From Decernber
Fiio 10 Trtumlon e Hanan Righs Visions
of Polical Prisoners & P.OW.’s inthe United Saes
will ke plce in New York Ciy. This Tibunal will
consistof estimony and evidence onthe uman righis
vilatons o poliica prsoners, bing presenied 1 &
“disinguished panel of 1 persons, intematonal jrsis
andindividualsconcemed with hamanrights.. Aswell
there will e workshops, seminars and caltral events ll
focussng on poliicalprisopers in Norh America, Bu-
1ope, Occupied Plesine,Chile . Theend el of the
Trbunal is to presnt evidence and proot of polical
prsoners in the U.. 1o the Unied Nations.

‘While the creuion of NI is ndeed mporuant, and
tcenainly bas helped o crest an ncresing awareness
ofthe existnce of olical prisoners i the U, tere
as becn many questionsaisd showt N e and the
acgerisuesof evolutionary srggle and resisance. As
‘well NI s come underfir for certain decsions such
a5 dropping some prisoners from thei list of pp./
pow's. Hopefully thes isues can be dealt with in an
lfecive manme of which the Tribunalcan b a partof.
Formare infowri (rcall: 24 B 116 S, New York,
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