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New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, Date: 1972. First Edition [Stated], First Printing [Stated] [Has Scribner's A]. Trade paperback. Good/No dust jacket issued. xii, 276 pages. Index. Here is an intimate portrait of the Students for a Democratic Society, the country's most famous radical organization, the group that has brought about a rebirth of white radicalism in the United States. The first book to be published on the SDS, it presents a picture of escalating radical consciousness in America, with the organization which once labored to work within the system now sworn to attack the system to its very foundations. Alan Adelson works in both film and print. His film and television credits include: 1989, Lodz Ghetto (PBS, Channel Four, nine other countries), which was shortlisted for the Academy Award for Best Feature Documentary in 1989, won the International Film Critics Prize in 1989 and played at Sundance, Berlin and nine international film festivals; 2006, Two Villages in Kosovo (ARTE, RTE); 2012, In Bed With Ulysses; 2020, The People vs. Agent Orange, 2020, Agent Orange: la derniere bataille (ARTE), winner of the Jury Award at the 2020 Eugene Environmental Film Festival and of the Erik Barnouw Award in 2020. In the print realm, Adelson made worldwide headlines with his investigative articles in Esquire and The Wall Street Journal revealing the disappearance of enriched plutonium from an American nuclear reprocessing plant. This is the author's first book [stated]. ...

ISBN10: 0684123932, ISBN13: 9780684123936, [publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons, New York] Softcover First Edition xii, 276 pages. Index. Here is an intimate portrait of the Students for a Democratic Society, the country's most famous radical organization, the group that has brought about a rebirth of white radicalism in the United States. The first book to be published on the SDS, it presents a picture of escalating radical consciousness in America, with the organization which once labored to work within the system now sworn to attack the system to its very foundations. Alan Adelson works in both film and print. His film and television credits include: 1989, Lodz Ghetto (PBS, Channel Four, nine other countries), which was shortlisted for the Academy Award for Best Feature Documentary in 1989, won the International Film Critics Prize in 1989 and played at Sundance, Berlin and nine international film festivals; 2006, Two Villages in Kosovo (ARTE, RTE); 2012, In Bed With Ulysses; 2020, The People vs. Agent Orange, 2020, Agent Orange: la derniere bataille (ARTE), winner of the Jury Award at the 2020 Eugene Environmental Film Festival and of the Erik Barnouw Award in 2020. In the print realm, Adelson made worldwide headlines with his investigative articles in Esquire and The Wall Street Journal revealing the disappearance of enriched plutonium from an American nuclear reprocessing plant. This is the author's first book [stated]. Students for a Democratic ...