El Salvador — Social conditions.
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Between the lines : a teach-in on El Salvador / produced by Helene Rosenbluth, Clare Spark, Marc Cooper (Part 2 of 4)
This is the second tape from the teach-in on El Salvador held at KPFK, Los Angeles, March 1981. This portion contains a panel refuting the State Department’s white paper. Panelists are Nancy Hollander, associate professor of history at Cal State Dominguez Hills; Carl Boggs, sociology professor at University of California, Los Angeles; Bill Bollinger, political…
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Between the lines : a teach-in on El Salvador / produced by Helene Rosenbluth, Clare Spark, Marc Cooper (Part 3 of 4)
This is the third tape from the teach-in on El Salvador held at KPFK, Los Angeles, March 1981. This portion contains audience questions to the previous panel. Some local material. I.D. that can’t be edited out. Needs intro only. Produced by Helene Rosenbluth, Clare Spark, and Marc Cooper. |r.1. Gloria Tierney of Amnesty International, Congressman…
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Between the lines : a teach-in on El Salvador / produced by Helene Rosenbluth, Clare Spark, Marc Cooper (Part 4 of 4)
This is the last and final tape from the teach-in on El Salvador held at KPFK, Los Angeles, March 1981. This portion contains community organizations in Los Angeles involved in work around El Salvador. Intro and outro. Produced by Deana Martinez. Intro is local I.D. and introduction of L.A. groups. Local material. |r.1. Gloria Tierney…
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Ciaudad Romero : Sister City / Rose Jordan ; interviewed by Raffaello Mazza.
Rosa Jordan speaks about her repatriated El Salvadorian community. She addresses such issues as: turmoil among the refugee communitee; Malibu affiliates with the group; 600 people who went to Panama City and camped in front of the Salvadoran embassy; the power of people over the army; and a comparison between the FMLN and the Sandinestas.…
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Inside the volcano / produced by Claire Schoen.
Documentary based on interviews with Salvadorians who live in the towns what are constantly terrorized.|INSIDE THE VOLCANO / produced by Claire Schoen. – SERIES: Voices in exile| no. 1. – Documentary based on interviews with Salvadorians who live in towns which are constantly terrorized. – RECORDED: Fine Line Productions.
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I am not a wimp : the rise of American world imperialism / Dennis Bernstein ; interviewed by Blase Bonpane.
Dennis Bernstein presents a history of United States internationalism during the 20th century. Bernstein provides examples of what he terms “wimp and bully policies.” He examines: the Gulf War, marshal law in Kuwait to fight oil fires, death squads in El Salvador, the John Alpert-Ramsey Clark video against the war, self-censorship in the media, and…
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Blase Bonpane on El Salvador / interviewed by Fernando Velazquez.
A former priest, social activist, professor at California State University at Northridge, journalist, and expert on Central American affairs discusses El Salvador, its similitarity with Guatemala, its resources, Archbishop Romero, poverty, AFL-CIO involvement and economic interests.|BLASE BONPANE ON EL SALVADOR / interviewed by Fernando Velazquez. – SERIES: El Salvador Now. – A former priest and…
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Between the lines : a teach-in on El Salvador / produced by Helene Rosenbluth, Clare Spark, Marc Cooper (Part 1 of 4)
This is the first of four parts recorded at the teach-in on El Salvador held at KPFK, Los Angeles, March 1981. This portion includes Gloria Tierney of Amnesty International; Tony Bielensen, U.S. Congressman from Los Angeles; John Dingus, freelance journalist from Washington, D.C.; Lou Wolfe of the Covert Action Information Bulletin; Chris Chamberlain, aid to…
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Threats to our democracy / Noam Chomsky.
Noam Chomsky, professor of linguistics at MIT, speaks about American concepts of Democracy, tracing the development of those ideas. |r.1. modern propaganda; the anti-war attitudes of 1916; slander toward Germans; liberal democrat participation in propaganda, such as Walter Lippman and Rhinehold Nebor; the breakup of the labor movement during the Great Depression; decline of unions…