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Frank Spurgeon Morrow
THE U.S. POWER STRUCTURE AND THE MASS MEDIA (1984)
Ph.D dissertation
The University of Texas at Austin
Contact Information: frankmor@io.com
Notes excerpted from Chapter 1, pages 1-2
"This dissertation is an attempt to lay a foundation for research into social science, particularly regarding the mass media. I will t...
Hubert Schiffer
The Rosary of Hiroshima (1953)
Testimony of Father Hubert Schiffer, the miraculous survivor of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan at the end of World War Two.
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- Download The Rosary of Hiroshima (1953) by Hubert Schiffer - PDF (4.2 MB) - 32 pages.
- Read The Rosary of Hiroshima on archive.org...
The Jew Refugee - Invasion of America and What To Do About It (1942)
A pamphlet from the early 1940s arguing against the immigration of Jews to the USA, using the words and accounts of various people from history.
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- Download The Jew Refugee - Invasion of America and What To Do About It (1942) - PDF (3.3 MB) - 87 pages....
Aleksandr Isaevich Solzhenitsyn, 1918-2008
Solzhenitsyn: The Voice of Freedom (1975)
Two Addresses by Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn, the Russian novelist who won the Nobel Prize for 1970 and was deported by the Soviet Union in February 1974. On his first visit to the United States, Solzhenitsyn made two addresses under AFI.-Cl() sponsorship. This...
Charles E. Coughlin
I Take My Stand (1940)
Father Charles Edward Coughlin was one of the most influential American figures of the 1930s. He published Social Justice magazine with a circulation of 900,000, and 220 employees. It was larger than most daily newspapers today. He had the most popular weekly radio program of all time, with some 40 m...
