The World anti-communist league / produced by David Emory.

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SZ0626.17

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Documentary which examines the role of the World Anti-Communist League (WACL) in the formation of Latin American death squads.|THE WORLD ANTI-COMMUNIST LEAGUE / produced by David Emory. - SERIES: For the record| no. 17 Documentary which examines the role of the World Anti-Communist League (WACL) in the formation of Latin Amerian death squads. - CONTENT: pt.1. The connections between the WACL, U.S. intelligence agencies, and international fascist elements (12:21) -- pt.2. The role of the CIA in forming Latin American death squads through the WACL (12:31) -- pt.3. Los Tecos : a Nazi group who runs the CAL, Latin America's WACL branch (13:03) -- pt.4. The control of CAL by Los Tecos from Guadalajara, Mexico (12:55) -- pt.5. The control of CAL by Los Tecos from Guadalajara, Mexico (13:44).

pt.1. The Connections between the WACL, United States intelligence agencies, and international fascist elements (12:21) -- pt.2. The Role of the CIA in forming Latin America death squads through the WACL (12:31) -- pt.3. Los Tecos : a Nazi group who runs CAL, Latin America's WACL branch (13:03) -- pt.4. The Control of CAL by Los Tecos from Guadalajara, Mexico (12:55) -- pt.5. The Control of CAL by Los Tecos from Guadalajara, Mexico (13:44).

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Non Pacifica Programming

Date Recorded on:

1990.

Date Broadcast on:

-0-

Item duration:

1 reel (65 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|64:30

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United States -- Foreign relations -- Latin America.

Latin America -- Foreign relations -- United States.

Emory, David.

World anti-communist league / produced by David Emory.**The

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Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1990.

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