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Televisionaries: The Red Army Faction Story, 1963-1993
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San Francisco, CA (1994) PB Fine, wraps (softcover) 109pp. ISBN 1873176473 Originally published in Vague 20, 1988.
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1994 Paperback Good Thank-you for supporting Oxfam. All pages are intact and the item is a good readable copy. There may be some scuffs to the cover and small neat inscriptions.
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Edinburgh; San Francisco 1994 First Edition. Wraps. Fine. 8vo. Illustrated wraps/paperback. Copiously illustrated in black and white throughout. Signed presentation from the
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author: 'To John/ do you call that/ equitable? / Tom. ' ISBN: 1-873176-47-3 Pages: 109. *****PLEASE NOTE: This item is shipping from an authorized seller in Europe. In the event that a return is necessary, you will be able to return your item within the US. To learn more about our European sellers and policies see the BookQuest FAQ section*****
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An irreverent chronological history and analysis of THE terrorist group that bombed and shot their way through the last three decades of Western capitalism. From student radicalism to Stammheim to Euro-terrorism, this is a concise history, which charts the rise and rise of the armed guerrilla group that launched a thousand T-shirts. Profusely illustrated throughout, with over thirty photographs.
"We talked about Vietnam and then we moved onto other things..."—Hans Joachim Klein