We Accuse: A Powerful Statement of the New Political Anger in America, as Revealed in the Speeches Given at the 36-Hour "Vietnam Day" Protest in Berkeley, California
by National Coordinating Committee to End the War in Vietnam. Vietnam Day Committee (Corporate author)
Other authorsDick Gregory (Contributor), Bertrand Russell (Contributor), Norman Mailer (Contributor), James Petras (Introduction), Benjamin Spock (Contributor), I. F. Stone (Contributor), Isaac Deutscher (Contributor), Paul Krassner (Contributor), Jerry Rubin (Vietnam Day committee member), Felix Greene (Contributor), Norman Thomas (Contributor) — 16 more, Staughton Lynd (Contributor), Stephen Smale (Vietnam Day committee member), Ernest Gruening (Contributor), Mario Savio (Contributor), Paul Potter (Contributor), Charles Cobb (Contributor), M. S. Arnoni (Contributor), Bob Parris (Contributor), Paul Ivory (Vietnam Day committee member), Barbara Gullahorn (Vietnam Day committee member), Larry Loughlin (Vietnam Day committee member), Mike O'Hanlon (Vietnam Day committee member), Phil Sugar (Vietnam Day committee member), Marilyn Milligan (Vietnam Day committee member), Pat Porth (Vietnam Day committee member), Nanya Corn (Vietnam Day committee member)
Paperback, 1965
Original publication date
1965
Pages
160
Status
Available
Call number
E846.W4 1965
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Publication
Berkeley, CA: Diablo Press, c1965; First Printing, September , 1965
Physical description
160 p.; 17.8 cm