*Credit where credit's due*
Now, you've heard of the Black Hand gang and John Wilkes Booth, but when it comes to ladies....
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For Further Reading:
Fanya Kaplan:
www.j-grit.com/radicals-fanya-kaplan.php
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/RUSkaplan.htm
Lolita Lebron:
The Ladies Gallery by Irene Vilar
La Prisoneria by Federico Ribes Tovar
News Coverage of incident, and trial
Remembering Lolita Lebron - NPR
"Lolita Lebron Would Rather Die in Prison" by Anne Nelson, The Nation 8/11/1979
"The National Security Council during the Carter Administration and the liberation of the Puerto Rican Nationalists in 1979." by Francisco Ortiz Santini, Centro Journal, Fall 2007.
Music: Patti Smith - Smells Like Teen Spirit
For clarification on what we're about with this idea, check out the intro:
http://dameisa4letterword.blogspot.com/2011/07/intro-tiiiiime.html
**I'd like to add that the idea of 'subjunctive history' that I mention in the podcast is unoriginal. Its an idea which has been made in various forms by historians but is one which I was fortunate to be introduced to by the character of Dacon in Alan Bennett's play "The History Boys."**
***Pics of the ladies are done up fancy by LP***
For clarification on what we're about with this idea, check out the intro:
http://dameisa4letterword.blogspot.com/2011/07/intro-tiiiiime.html
**I'd like to add that the idea of 'subjunctive history' that I mention in the podcast is unoriginal. Its an idea which has been made in various forms by historians but is one which I was fortunate to be introduced to by the character of Dacon in Alan Bennett's play "The History Boys."**
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