Telephone interview with Katya Komisaruk, a 29 year old MBA from U.C. Berkeley who has been sentence to 5 years in Federal prison for destroying the NORAD computer at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. She pleaded not guilty, basing her defense upon the Nuremberg principle–a private citizen can oppose the actions of their government if it is intended for genocide. The NORAD computer, she argued, is a first-strike instrument which endangers all humanity.|KATYA AND HER STRUGGLE BEHIND BARS / interviewed by Nancy Clark. – Telephone interview with Katya Komisaruk, a 29 year old MBA from U.C. Berkeley who has been sentenced to 5 years in Federal prison for destroying the NORAD computer at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. She pleaded not guilty, basing her defense upon the Nuremberg principle–a private citizen can oppose the actions of their government if it is intended for genoicide. The NORAD computer, she argues, is a first-strike insturment which endangers all humanity. – RECORDED: Via telephone, KPFK and Spokane, Washington, 1 Mar. 1988.
Katya and her struggle behind bars / interviewed by Nancy Clark.
PRA Archive #:
KZ1475
Date Recorded On:
Via telephone, KPFK and Spokane, Washington, 1 Mar. 1988.
Date Broadcast On:
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Item Duration:
1 reel (34 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., stereo.|34:00
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Station: KPFK
Program: Katya and her struggle behind bars / interviewed by Nancy Clark.
Distributor: Distributor
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