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Aichi Prefecture Buried Literature CenterBiblio.com

Asahi Ruins 1-5 Series 30-34 Total 6 volumes <Japanese Version>

[AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY & LITERATURE]Biblio.com

Institute of the Black World: Statement of Purpose and Program

196988693Atlanta: The Institute of the Black World 1969. First Edition. Slim quarto 28cm; printed sheets rectos side-stapled into beige pictorial card covers; 9pp. Tiny spot to lower front cover touch of dust-soil to rear cover; contents clean; Near Fine. <br /> <br /> Innaugural program and ten-point platform of the Institute of the Black World IBW an African American think tank established in the Fall of 1969. Their introduction describes the Institute as "a community of black scholars artists teachers and organizers who are coming together in Atlanta under the aegis of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Center.a gathering of black intellectuals who are convinced that the gifts of their minds are meant to be fully used in the service of the black community. It is therefore an experiment with scholarship in the context of struggle" p.1. Their governing board included Walter F. Anderson Margaret Walker C.T. Vivian Hosea Williams Charles White Pearl Primus Katherine Dunham Horace Mann Bond and others. <br /> <br /> The Institute's ten-point program sets forth their agenda: defining and refining the field loosely called "Black Studies" the development of a new consortium for Black Education the encouragement of academic research in the experiences of people of African descent the encouragement of black artists the development of materials and methods for teaching black children the development of a Black Policy Studies Center the establishment of creative links with their counterparts in other areas of the Black World the preparation of a cadre of men and women trained in the scholarship of the Black Experience the sponsorship of short-term seminars and workshops and the development of a publishing program. The IBW disolved in 1983. A scarce publication; OCLC notes 6 holdings NYPL UC Davis Wayne State Swarthmore Temple Michigan State. 88693. The Institute of the Black World unknown

Lorne Bair Rare Books · États-Unis500,00 $US≈ 423,05 €

[RADICAL & PROLETARIAN LITERATURE] BALABANOFF, AngelicaBiblio.com

El Traidor Benito Mussolini

194338551Buenos Aires: Los Antifascistas Italianos en Argentina 1943. First Edition. Octavo 20cm. Plain card wrappers in pictorial dustwrapper; 203 2pp; frontispiece portrait. Warmly inscribed and signed inside front wrapper to American communists Bertram D. Wolfe and his wife Ella in year of publication: "For my dear comrades and friends Ella and Bert W. hoping that 1944 will be less cruel to humanity than its immediate predecessor." Expected marginal tanning to text else a sound attractive copy in a lightly worn dustwrapper. Translation by Balabanoff from the Italian of Il Traditore NY:1942. Text entirely in Spanish save the final page which reprints a poem in Italian "Inno dei Lavoratori" by Filippo Turati. Major association copy of one of Balabanoff's scarcest books. Angelica Balabanoff 1878-1965 an Italian Jew was among the founders of the Italian Communist Party in 1900; she joined the Russian Bolsheviks in 1917 and served as secretary of the Comintern from 1919-20 during which time she became closely affiliated with Lenin Trotsky Zinoviev and many others. She broke with the Bolsheviks and left Russia in 1922 after which she once again became active in the Italian Socialist party. During Mussolini's regime she went into exile first in Switzerland then Paris and briefly Mexico and Buenos Aires; finally New York City where she remained until the close of the war. Balabanoff wrote fluently in at least four languages publishing original works in Italian Spanish English and French and often as here providing her own translations for multilingual editions. The current copy inscribed by Balabanoff to the influential American communists and later anti-communists Bertram and Ella Wolfe comprises a significant association; Balabanoff and Ella Wolfe met during the former's war-time exile and remained lifelong friends; their correspondence housed at the Hoover Institution provided much of the source material for Maria Lafont's biographyThe Strange Comrade Balabanoff McFarland 2016. This edition rare; one physical copy only in OCLC Houghton; the preceding Italian and English-language editions also scarce represented by fewer than 5 copies each in institutional holdings. Los Antifascistas Italianos en Argentina unknown

Lorne Bair Rare Books · États-Unis500,00 $US≈ 423,05 €

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