Original newspaper clipping. The first part of an interview with Patricia Verdugo for the Latin American Edition, published in The Weekly Mining News, in which she deepens in the journalistic investigation carried out by the author, reflected in her book "Los zarpazos del puma" where she refers to the case called Caravana de la Muerte.
A research paper that analyzes three letters sent to Ladipo Solanke from Padmore George, Azikiwe Nnamdi and Awolowo Obafemi first published in the Keiai Journal of International Studies
Folder 20 of the Construction reference files continues the elaborate specification dummy for the Mill Creek project, which Richard J. Neutra completed in 1949 for the Road Department of the County of Los Angeles. This set contains specifications of scope, materials, and installation for terrazzo, cement finishes, and masonry--incinerator.
Flyer advertising a demonstration in Woodland Hills, California, civil disobedience training sessions, and a pre-action rally. Translated in English and Spanish. Action sponsored by a coalition of local activist groups, including ACT UP LA, Queer Nation LA, The Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center of Los Angeles, among many others listed on the flyer (1991).
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Proposal for a new Nigerian Constitution by the Union for Political Reorganization Reconstruction of the Existing Governmental Pattern in a meeting held in London in 1955
Memorandum from John N. Brown answering questionnaire (do not have questionnaire). Brown describes the weather and land of property site where he plans on building the house, the Brown family and servants, and wants and desires for what they wish and require from their new house.
SWAHILI: Waraka huu uko na mashairi manne tofauti: Mama musimlaumu ni shairi kuhusu mwanamke aliyetupa binti yake mchanga vichakani. Mtoto huyo aliokolewa na mbwa na jambo hili lilizua tafaruku katika jamii. Ustadh Mau aliandika shairi hili kupitia kwa muonekano wa yule binti aliyetupwa na mamake akiambia jamii isimhukumu mamake. Mwalimu ni shairi linalopendekeza kuwahusisha walimu katika mambo ya kijamii kwani wao ndio wenye kufunza jamii ijayo, wajibu wa walimu katika elimu na jamii lazima ieleweke na isisitizwe. Shairi pia linazungumzia umuhimu wa elimu na kupeleka watoto mashuleni. Kiswahili ni shairi lililoandikwa kwa mtindo wa ubinafsishaji. Mama kiSwahili analalamika jinsi wanae (waswahili halisi) walivyo kipuuza kiSwahili mpaka kunakiliwa na kuekwa viwango kwa kiSwahili kumetawaliwa na wageni wasiokuwa waswahili. KiSwahili kinaita wanawae wawe ni wenye kukiwajibikia na kukitilia juhudi kama zamani. Shairi hili limechapishwa. Yamechapishwa kwenye: In this Fragile World: Swahili poetry of commitment by Ustadh Mahmoud Mau. Leiden; Boston: Brill [2023], uk. 329-354.<br>ENGLISH: This manuscript contains Three different poems : Mama musimlamu (page 1-2); Mwalimu (page 3-4); Kiswahili (page 5-6). Mama musimlaumu is a poem regarding a woman who threw out her newborn daughter in the bushes, meaning to abandon her there. The newborn was saved by a dog and it caused a big spark of rage across the nation. Ustadh Mau's poem is written from the perspective of the daughter, telling the nation not to criticize her mother. Mwalimu, touches on how teachers should be involved in the community as they are teaching the next generation of kids. The role of teachers in both education and the larger community should be well recognized and emphasized. The poem also mentions the importance of education and schooling for children. and Kiswahili the poem is written from the perspective of a personified Swahili. ''Mother Swahili'' criticizes the way her children (native Swahili speakers of the coast) have long neglected the language and that the documentation and standardization of Swahili has been dominated by foreigners instead. It calls on her children to make an active effort for Kiswahili again. Published in: In this Fragile World: Swahili poetry of commitment by Ustadh Mahmoud Mau. Leiden; Boston: Brill [2023], pp. 329-354.
With note in pencil by EGC at top of page, "Sounds quite clear -- & means to say Mr. Stumpff has made money & Mr. Craig or we (have/has) hardly made any money--Have you read Alice in Wonderland. All these affairs seem to be about as clear."
Letter from John N. Brown explaining his decision to not write "an appreciation" of Windshield [J. N. Brown House] for publication in Architectural Record. In addition to having the house photographed for Town and County magazine.
Photocopy of letter from John N. Brown expressing how much Mrs. Brown and himself are enjoying Windshield [John N. Brown House] since moving in on June 18, 1939.
Letter from John N. Brown commenting on floor plan design and ideas on changes to design for house. Handwriting in margins, grayscale scan of original document.
SWAHILI: Karatasi hii ni maelezo ya mkutano kuhusu mashairi ya kiSwahili ambapo Ustadh Mau alikua mmoja wa walioalikwa na kuhudhuria. Mkutano huu ulifanywa kwenye ukumbi wa Mwanarafa, Lamu.<br>ENGLISH: This document is a production concept for a workshop about Swahili poetry which Ustadh Mau was invited to teach at. This event took place at Mwana Arafa in Lamu.
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Report documents the end of the WRA, as of June 30, 1946, including the forced removal of Tule Lake residents; renunciant hearings; closing of Tule Lake; and a general summary of incarceration processes.
Holograph. Bound in red cloth. pp.1-[654]. Letters in envelopes are tipped in following unnumbered pages.Photos of Caresse Crosby, Henry Miller, Salvador Dali, the Earl of Kenilworth, AN with Mr. & Mrs. Ruttner, Jimmy Sternes. “Diacritical & historical materialism,” pp.1-21. With letters from Henry Miller, John, the Earl of Kenilworth, Hugo, postcards, pocket calendar, clippings. With programs forperformances for the Katherine Dunham Dance Group and Joaquin Nin-Culmell. Catalog card for Winter of Artifice tipped in verso of front cover.
Contract for performances by Isadora Duncan on October 18, 20 and 22 or 24, 26 and 28. With pencilled notes on verso in EGC's hand, "Bremen" and "Iphigenia Walzerabend."
Froilan Calderón Torres secretario general de la Federación Provincial de Campesinos de Acobamba fue detenido el 26 de enero de 1983 por miembros de la Guradia Civil. La carpeta contiene cartas y solicitudes de organismos de derechos humanos a las instituciones del Estado sobre la situación e investigación de la detención. Hay una carta sobre la preocupación de asesinatos extrajudiciales en el Perú, en especial en Paras. La carpeta tiene 30 folios
Lecture notes, "Actions to be Taken": Ecological Changes, Modernization as a Source of Conflict, The Role of Religion, Scientific View of the Future, Strive For:, Live For:, Can Be Free If:. Notes end, "Pastor Davis, what is our truth?"
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