![]() COMMITTEE ON UNAMERICAN ACTIVITIES $9.95 A Film by ROBERT CARL COHEN "an event in the evolution of Cinema, being the first political pamphlet ever made."- Alberto Cavalcanti"Excellent documentary... Viewers stimulated to hard thought on important subject."- Washington Library Film Circuit The first film by a private citizen which criticizes a US goverment committee, includes 1930s footage of House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) Chairman Martin Dies (D) of Texas attacking "subversives" in labor unions; the Hollywood Witch Hunts; the Cold War blacklistings; & the 1960 San Francisco hearings where police turned fire hoses on student protestors inside the City Hall. The film contains an analysis of how the HUAC subpoened the newsfilms of the City Hall protests from TV stations KRON & KPIX & used federal facilities to edit them into "Operation Abolition," a falsified film attacking the HUAC'S critics; thousands of copies of which were then sold for private profit throughout the USA, including to the Armed Forces. Revelation of "Operation Abolitions" untruths led to the Pentagon banning it from all military bases. Among the HUAC's critics shown: Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt & Harry S. Truman, civil rights leader Reverend Wyatt T. Walker, Congressmen James Roosevelt & Phillip Burton, & Frank Wilkinson, Director of the National Committee Against Repressive Legislation who, like the "Hollywood Ten," was imprisoned for insisting that the First Amendment gave him the right to refuse to answer questions about his political beliefs & associations.Freedom of Information Act files also reveal that the HUAC, in violation of the First Amendment, investigated Robert Carl Cohen for making this film.In 1977 COMMITTEE ON UNAMERICAN ACTIVITIES was Certified by the US Information Agency (USIA) as being of an "International Educational Character."AUDIENCE: Concerned Citizens & Students of History, American Studies, Communism, Civics, Law, Government, Sociology, Political Science, & Social PsychologyThis product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply. ![]() Holt North Carolina Government in Action Civics in Practice: Principles of Government and Economics $11.15 ![]() Ethnic Activism and Civil Society in South Asia (Governance, Conflict and Civic Action) $49.95 This volume is the second in the Governance, Conflict, and Civic Action series. To discuss the state of civil society, the 10 articles in Ethnic Activism and Civil Society in South Asia present case studies of different kinds of ethnic ('communal') activism in South Asia covering countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, and India-with Darjeeling, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Tamil Nadu, in particular. ![]() Transformers Alternators Honda Civic Si Decepticon Rumble $89.99 Restored to his original toy coloring, Rumble is reborn in the form of a Honda Civic Si---though Rumble himself is not especially civic-minded, usually preferring sucker punches and mindless destruction. Rumble¸«¤s new incarnation provides him with a bulkier, more heavily armored form. His broad chestplate bears a resemblance to his humble cassette beginnings. His head sculpt and back-mounted cannons are also reminiscent of the original Rumble. Best of all, this version of Rumble finally features the jackhammers from the cartoon. Rumble was one of Soundwave¸«¤s cassette warriors. For the cartoon, his colors were switched with those of Frenzy. Rumble was a belligerent runt, capable of generating blast attacks and powerful quakes, but still driven to fight everyone and everything in his vicinity due to his limited intelligence and diminutive stature. He suffered ridicule from both the Autobots and his fellow Decepticons. Fortunately, he¸«¤s now inherited a more grandiose incarnation, which should help to sublimate some of his frustration. |
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