Conversation with Eldridge Cleaver: Algiers, Numéro 2McGraw-Hill, 1970 - 131 pages |
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... highjackers who had sought refuge in Cuba . When the current rash of highjackings began , about two years ago , the Cubans made an effort to evaluate each case according to what they considered its merits . Those high- jackers who came ...
... highjackers who had sought refuge in Cuba . When the current rash of highjackings began , about two years ago , the Cubans made an effort to evaluate each case according to what they considered its merits . Those high- jackers who came ...
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... highjackers were placed immediately in prison for a period of observa- tion and interrogation . Later on , those who did not appear to be potential criminals were sent to an agricultural work camp in Camagüey Province , some 500 miles ...
... highjackers were placed immediately in prison for a period of observa- tion and interrogation . Later on , those who did not appear to be potential criminals were sent to an agricultural work camp in Camagüey Province , some 500 miles ...
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... highjackers like his friend , who was also an escaped convict and therefore one of the black oppressed of the United States . One day , I went to visit Cleaver in the " casa de las panteras , " as the Cubans called it . It was a ...
... highjackers like his friend , who was also an escaped convict and therefore one of the black oppressed of the United States . One day , I went to visit Cleaver in the " casa de las panteras , " as the Cubans called it . It was a ...
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