Am Beispiel Angela Davis, Lother Menne and Klaus Vack (editors),
1971 September
Note
Published in Offenbach, Germany by the Sozialistisches Buro. First edition. In German. Includes a foreward by Ernst Bloch,
articles by Davis, Herbert Marcuse, and several German activists.
Box 1, Folder 2
Closing Defense Statement Made in the Angela Davis Case, Leo Branton,
1972 June 1
Note
Cover title,
Freed by the People. Published in San Francisco by the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis.
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Free Angela Davis: Hero of the Other America, Dr. Klaus Steiniger,
circa 1971
Note
Published by the National Council of the National Front of the German Democratic Republic. First American edition. Translated
from German. Contains an address by Werner Lamberz, member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Socialist Unity
Party of Germany.
Series 2:
Newspapers, 1971
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People's World,
1971 February 27
Note
Published in San Francisco by the International Union of Students. Includes a bright orange and black centerfold poster of
Davis.
Series 3:
Pamphlets, 1970-1972
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Frame Up: The Opening Defense Statement Made by Angela Y. Davis, Angela Davis,
1972 March 29
Note
Published in San Francisco by the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis.
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The Fight to Free Angela Davis: Its Importance for the Working Class, Charlene Mitchell,
1972 May
Note
Published in New York by New Outlook Publishers. First edition.
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The Meaning of San Rafael, Henry Winston,
1971 August
Note
Published in New York by New Outlook Publishers. First edition. Written by the African-American chairman of the U.S. Communist
Party in Defense of Davis.
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On the Defense of Angela Davis: Speech Delivered at the Unitarian Church, Los Angeles, John J. Abt,
1970 November 22
Note
Published in Los Angeles by the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis. First edition.
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On Trial: Angela Davis or America?, Reverend Ralph Abernathy, John J. Abt, Paul E. Miller, and Ossie Davis,
circa 1971
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Published in New York by the Angela Davis Legal Defense Fund.
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A Political Biography of Angela Davis,
circa 1970
Note
Published in Los Angeles by the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis. First edition.
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A Political Biography of Angela Davis,
1971
Note
Published in New York by the New York Committee to Free Angela Davis. Second printing.
Series 4:
Broadsheets and broadsides, 1970-1972
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Act Now to Save Angela's Life: Support the Fund Drive,
1972 January
Note
Printed on one side in English and the other in Spanish. Invitation of support for Davis's defense fund.
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Angela Davis Weekend,
1971 May
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Printed in Philadelphia by the Philadelphia Committee to Free Angela Davis. Flyer for showing of the film,
Angela "Like It Is," and a speech by Davis's lawyer, Margaret Burnham.
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Free Angela and All Political Prisoners: The Newsletter of the United Committee to Free Angela Davis, Newsletter No. 2,
1970 December 8
Note
Printed in Los Angeles by the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis.
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Free Angela and All Political Prisoners: the Newsletter of the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis, Newsletter
No. 6
,
1971 March 26
Note
Printed in Los Angeles by the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis.
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One Million People Sponsor Freedom for Angela Davis,
circa 1970
Note
Printed in Los Angeles by the National Committee to Free Angela Davis. Broadside seeking support for Davis.
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Open letter from the Philadelphia Committee to Free Angela Davis, 1971 October
Note
Printed in Philadelphia by the Philadelphia Committee to Free Angela Davis. Letter asking for donations for Davis on the one-year
anniversary of her incarceration.
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People's Petition to Appellate Courts of California Demanding Bail for Angela Davis, circa 1971
Note
Printed in New York by the New York Committee to Free Angela Davis. Petition for the release of Davis on bail.
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People's Petition to Supreme Court of California Demanding Bail for Angela Davis, circa 1971
Note
Printed in New York by the New York Committee to Free Angela Davis. Petition for the release of Davis on bail.
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Philadelphia Committee to Free Angela Davis Presents "An Evening on Angela Davis" with ticket,
1971
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Printed in Philadelphia by the Philadelphia Committee to Free Angela Davis. Flyer for a speech by Davis's mother along with
a small yellow ticket for the event.
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Philadelphia Committee to Free Angela Davis -- Newsletter No. 1,
1971 June
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Printed in Philadelphia by the Philadelphia Committee to Free Angela Davis. Report on a showing of the film,
Angela "Like It Is," a speech by Davis's mother, and information about the group's next meeting.
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Philadelphia Social Science Forum Presents 2 Films -- "Angela: Like It Is" and "Children of the Revolution",
1971
Note
Printed in Philadelphia by the Philadelphia Social Science Forum. Flyer for a film about Davis.
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We Demand: No Extradition of Angela Davis to California!,
circa 1970
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Printed in New York by the New York Committee to Defend Angela Davis. Flyer promoting a demonstration at Governor Norman Rockefeller's
office to stop the extradition of Davis to California.
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Summary of Legal Proceedings, 1970 December 16
Note
A brief description of Davis's case from her arrest on October 21 to her court appearance on December 16.
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Bail for Angela Davis: Judge Says No, Probation Report Says Yes,
circa 1970
Note
Printed in New York by the New York Committee to Free Angela Davis. A copy of the probation officer's report.
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Free Angela Davis,
circa 1970
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Printed in New York by the New York Committee to Free Angela Davis.
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Get It Together! An Open Letter to Black High School Students, Angela Davis,
1971 March 23
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Printed in New York by the New York Committee to Free Angela Davis. A letter issued from the Marin County Jail attempting
to enlist youth to the class struggle.