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# de l'assassinat de Martin Luther King## La guerre de guérilla### dans les villesmodabir ol à perpetrer la société capitaliste.Pratiquement, comment tout cela peut-il s'agencer ?En organisant les Noirs. Higloriquement, nous venons tous d'Afri-que. In nous dispersant dans leur monde, les Blancs occidentaux nous ont appris, par la négative certes, mais nous ont appris quand même à apprécier l'unité. Nous savons aujourd'hui, que l'unité, c'est la puissance. C'est pour réaliser cut impératif d'unité que nous avons arrêté, dans un premier temps, do nous réaliser culturellement, en rejetant le christianisme (culture d'imposition, liúb à l'idée do su-prématie do la culturo des Blancs occidentaux).Le problème à résoudre est celui de créer des révolutionnaires noirs. Pour nous, cela signifio 3 objectils:1.  Adoption d'une langue nationale africaino : lo swahill, par exemplo.2.  Destruction du christianismo.3.  Redécouvrir l'Afrique, mais d'une mantère scientifique, pour y puiser nos propres héros, au lieu d'assumer les héros blancs occidentaux.En comme, recréer notre culture pour en faire une force do cohésion.Dégager uno Idéologio polilique commune. A cot égard l'expérion-co do la Révolution chinoise est riche d'exemples mobilisateurs..Notre tâche à nous est do luller pour acquérir une idéalogie cor-recle, capable d'unifier tous les Noirs.La chose fondamentale à retenir, c'est de contribuer à développer la conscience qui doit amener l'Américain noir à résister. Cette concclence est nécessairo.--Les racistes et les impéri-que convertitont de plus en plusnord americainas maltratent. la guerre de guérilla dauns les villes.Brown en prison et hier soir... car il est évident que nous ne pou-assassine Martin Luther King..vons pas affronter la police en ré-ont commis une grave erret lioni ouverte,Hait le seul dirigeant que l'Etat et ..En conséquence le nombre de population noird des Etats-Unis.. personnes qui commencent à penserno pas brûler les villes, à ..rieuremont la pavere de guérillamettre des duetes do Violrarr..urbaine à grande échelle auguritemaut qu'ils ont assassind King.. car c'est Paulque cantère non seulealtrigeant noir ne pourra dire a..mont de domer une réponse adéqua-frères de ne pas bruter les villes.... à Passassinat de King mais d'avan-signifie qu'll sera necessalte de. er vers une véritable révolution au gager A fond dans la revolutio..n du pays et de mettre à genoux- Hier soir, como conséque..be système impérialiste, Pour nous, Tuszpassinas de King, Ily a une série d'autres incidents de co genre .la nécessité de la chute de co systè-graves incidents daus 25 Villes. me est évidente pone que l'humanité incendies, des coups de feu,...puisse vivre. Et nous donnerens notre bals et des morts. Il est évident y aura d'autres incidents de co genre notre vie pour y arriver.
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13-0000019 SEP 1968SUBJECT: Stokely CARMICHAEL1.  Attached is a copy of an article appearing in the 9-15 May 1968 issue of Clarte, weekly newspaper of the Belgian Communist Party (Marxist-Leninist) covering an interview with Stokely CARMICHAEL that was published in the 1 May issue of Humanite Nouvelle, newspaper of the French Communist Party (Marxist-Leninist). The interview was conducted when CARMICHAEL was in Paris, France.2.  Also contained in the clipping is a report of an interview on Radio Havana with CARMICHAEL following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther KING. CARMICHAEL was in Havana, Cuba, at the time.PLEASE TRANSMIT REPLY VIA LIAISON,Based on Clarte, Belgian Communist Party (Marxist-Leninist),9-15 May 1968Enclosure: as stated (one)![signature]APPROVED FOR RELEASEDate 19 AUG 1976With newspaper clippings
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SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM NO DISSEM ABROAD19 SEP 1968SUBJECT: Stokely CARMICHAEL1. Attached is a copy of an article appearing in the 9-15 May 1968 issue of Clarte, weekly newspaper of the Belgian Communist Party (Marxist-Leninist) covering an interview with Stokely CARMICHAEL that was published in the 1 May issue of Humanite Nouvelle, newspaper of the French Communist Party (Marxist-Leninist). The interview was conducted when CARMICHAEL was in Paris, France.2. Also contained in the clipping is a report of an interview on Radio Havana with CARMICHAEL following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther KING. CARMICHAEL was in Havana, Cuba, at the time.PLEASE TRANSMIT REPLY VIA LIAISON, MR. S. J. PAPICHBased on Clarte, Belgian Communist Party (Marxist-Leninist),9-15 May 1968Enclosure: as stated (one)Declassified by 060595date 28 FEB 1978FULL TEXT COPY - DO NOT RELEASECLASSIFICATION REVIEWCONDUCTED 28 FEB 1978JAPDET CL BY 060573SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM NO DISSEM ABROAD
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# Le peuple soviétique est fidèle à STALINE !![logo of Plante]Fondateur: Honoré WILLEMS, fusillé par les nazis, le 29 février 1944.| REDACTION ADMINISTRATION 32, chaussée d'Alsemberg, BRUXELLES 6 Tél. (02) 37.70.00 | ORGANE CENTRAL DU PARTI COMMUNISTE (MARXISTE-LENINISTE), DE BELGIQUE || --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |BIEN QUE LA DIRECTION DU PARTI ET DE L'ETAT SOVIETIQUES SOIT A PRESENT USURPEE PAR DES REVISIONNISTES, JE CONSEILLE AUX CAMARADES D'AVOIR LA CONVICTION QUE LES LARGES MASSES DU PEUPLE SOVIETIQUE, DES MEMBRES DU PARTI ET DES CADRES SONT DONS ET VEULENT FAIRE LA REVOLUTION; LA DOMINATION DU REVISIONNISME NE SERA PAS LONGUE.MAO TSE-TOUNG.HEBDOMADAIRE NOUVELLE SERIE - Numéro 20Semaine du 9 au 15 mai 19636 pages - 6 Francs(Tarif d'abonnements: pages 3)
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# Stockoly CARMICHAEL:Notre objectif final:Nous attaquer, auxstructures capitalistesdes U.S.A.Dans son numéro du Promier Mai, l'«HumanitéNouvelle », organe central du Parti Communiste Marxiste-Léniniste de France a publié une interview de Stockely Carmichael, leader du «Black Power» (Pouvoir Noir). Cette interview'a été réalisée par un camarade africain lors du récent séjour de Carmichael à Paris.Le Black Power est un mouvement de masse de Afro-américains. Certaines de ces positions peuvent ne pas toujours coïncider avec celles des marxistes-léninistes mais Il est évident que le combat du Black Power est héroïque, courageusement anti-raciste, anti-impérialiste.C'est cela qui est important: C'est pour cette raison que nous reproduisons ce remarquable document.La grande vague de combativité qui déferle sur les barricades *villes américaines*, *dressent*, *en un combat historique*, *les larges masses afro-américaines constamment contre les fonctionnaires et élus réactionnaires*, *les victimes racistes de l'ordre capitaliste Antillais*, *c'est déjà l'armateur de la citadelle impérialiste* elle même, *l'amorce de la lutte franco-arabe*. *Elle commence, par exemple*.STOCKELY CARMICHEL - L'aspect principal de la situation du peuple afro-américain est celui d'une nouvelle forme de colonialismo intérieur. Il s'agit d'une situation presque originale qui implique que notre lutte se fixe deux objectifs principaux:*   Objectif numéro 1 : éliminer l'oppression coloniale qui nous vise en tant que Noirs sur le triplo plan économique, social et politique.*   Objectif numéro 2 : nous attaquer aux structures capitalistes et impérialistes des U.S.A.
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13-00000JFK15F3![photo of a number 334]
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APPEALS REVIEW FORM334Tab 0-75 contains *Memo* B-191 dated 9 Oct. 19681) Previously denied in toto under exemption(s) (b)(1)(Liaison) (b)(3) of FOIA.2) Segregable portions previously released; excised portions exempted of __________ under __________.3) Located during the DDO appeals review.4) Referred to DDO for review by __________.Further description, identification, comments, and/or referrals, etc.RECOMMEND:1) Sustain initial denial in toto under exemption(s) (b)(1)(A)(3) of FOIA[X] ADD exemption(s) (A)(6)[ ] DROP exemption(s) __________.2) Sustain initial release of sanitized version with excised portions of __________ exempted under __________.[ ] ADD exemption(s) __________.[ ] DROP exemption(s) __________.3) Release additional information with excised portions exempted under __________ of __________.4) Deny document in toto under exemption(s) __________ of __________.5) Release a sanitized version with excised portions exempted under __________ of __________.The exemptions cited above are being claimed to protect the following:[X] Information from a foreign liaison service[X] Information pertaining to a foreign liaison relationship[X] Information which would/identify the source[X] Information pertaining to a source[X] Information pertaining to intelligence methods[X] Location of CIA overseas installation[X] Location of unacknowledged domestic installation[X] Names of CIA employees[ ] File number[ ] Pseudonym[ ] Cryptonym[ ] Internal organizational data[ ] Name of FBI agent[ ] FBI file number[ ] Privacy of other individuals[ ] OTHERCOMMENTS and/or SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS.During the DDO classification review, this document which was marked SECRET was:[ ] maintained[ ] classified to __________[ ] declassified __________[ ] desensitized __________[ ] downgraded to __________E2 INPDETCL BY 012170
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13-00000[ ] UNCLASSIFIED [ ] INTERNAL USE ONLY [ ] 'FIDENTIAL [X] SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETUBIECT (Optional)FROM:CI/OberTO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)EXTENSION NO. B-191DATE 5847 9 October 1968| DATE RECEIVED | FORWARDED | OFFICER'S INITIALS | COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) || ------------- | --------- | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ||               |           |                    | EYES ONLY                                                                                               ||               |           |                    | Originated by: WH/7/R/PROlson (8 October 68)                                                            ||               |           |                    | Based on:                                                                                               ||               |           |                    | HJK-251                                                                                                 ||               |           |                    | a. para 405                                                                                             ||               |           |                    | b. para 406                                                                                             ||               |           |                    | c. para 411                                                                                             ||               |           |                    | d.. para 413                                                                                            ||               |           |                    | e. para 417                                                                                             ||               |           |                    | f. para 420:                                                                                            ||               |           |                    | Disseminated to: FBI on 10 Oct 68                                                                       |File B-Memos (record copy)cc: 100-300-44cc: PROD KINGSYONPRODEYES ONLY B-191[ ] SECRET [ ] CONFIDENTIAL [ ] INTERNAL USE ONLY [ ] UNCLASSIFIED
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# 9 OCT 1969MEMORANDUMSUBJECT: Jamaican Special Branch Report -Jamaica/United States Black Power Ties1. Pertinent items from the Jamaican Special Branch monthly report for April 1968, which contains several references to ties between Black Power groups in Jamaica and the United States, are provided, in full, below. A summary of the report, omitting portions concerning the United States or United States citizens, has been disseminated in CS-311/06459-68, a copy of which is attached.2. The items of possible interest, omitted from the dissemination, are noted below:a. During April 1968, four meetings of the Wilson faction of the Nation of Islam (NOI) were held. On 13 April, Darcy Hayles, the boxer, said that he was impressed with the doctrine and had written to Elijah Mohammed asking for a scholarship to enable him to study in one of the Islam Universities in the United States. Errol Levy said that only a revolution could end the white man's practice of robbing the black people of everything.b. At the meeting on 24 April, Cecil (Prince Buster) Campbell stated that the premises on 47 Charles Street in Kingston belonged to him and he was willing for it to be used for the assistance of the black race. He called for unity among black people and said that his organization was fighting to rule Jamaica. He told members that they should be prepared to meet the Reverend Sherriffe (aka Thomas View) who would soon be visiting the Island.c. On the 5th and 8th of April, discussions were held led by George Vassel, leader of the Young Socialist
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-2-League and a member of the Jamaican (Caribbean)Torkers Novement, on the possibility of holdingdemonstrations at the American Embassy in Kingstonto protest against the assassination of Dr. MartinLuther King. Vassel claimed that there was a UnitedStates citizen hiding in Jamaica to escape the draftwho had in his possession recordings of speeches madeby the late lialcola X during 1964. One of these vasentitled "The Ballot or Bullets". He stated that King'sdeath disproved his theory of non-violence and wasbringing into proalaence men like Stokely Carmichaeland H. Rap Brown.d. During April, about 40 persons includingWinston Jonroe, Joseph Christie, Roy Jeffrey, LeonardSolomon and one Ny Survad, who is the American draftescapee referred to in Paragraph c. above, net at23 Fourth Street, Trench Town (Dallas Corner), whereSurvad, identified as a Black Muslin and a nember ofthe Black Power Hovement (BPM), nered questions putto him by the gathering. It was understood that Survadwas in Jamaica to solicit support for the BPM in theUnited States as well as to establish a branch here.The record "The Ballot or Bullets" was played bySurvad and recorded by Monroe.e. Survad accepted George Myers' invitation toattend a get-together which he was arranging in Savanna-la-Mar on 11 27, and to spend a week or two with himthere. They discussed the Congress of Racial Equality(CORE) and the SPM, and it was suggested that a localSteering Committee should be appointed to consider theformation of a group in Jamaica.f. (Jamaica Service Comment: Survad ins subse-quently been identified as John Davis, aka Selvyn Grey,.a member of CORE and the Black Muslins, He is in touchwith Rastafarious at Kintyre, and the leaders of theViking and Spade Gangs. He is expecting to meet oneCorporal Jases, ka "Jimmy" of the Jamaica DefenceForce, who is said to have complained that he wasdeprived of promotion because of his views. Arrange-nents were also being made for him to meet Walter Rodneyof the University of the West Indies. Survad has stated
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13-00000that if given the chance he would, within eighteenmonths, stage a demonstration. He has suggested thatif his colleagues can supply marijuana and find a wayto export it, he could guarantee an outlet in theUnited States and the money thus obtained could beused to finance the local Movement. Survad was beingsupported by his girlfriend, Bernadine Houston, whowas expected to arrive from the United States towardsthe end of the ensuing month. He is now in straitenedcircumstances.)WH/7/R/PROlson:mbk (8 October 1968)Distribution:Orig - FBI w/att3 - CI/OPS/DO1 - WH/7/R/JATS1 - C/WH/7/JATS1 - C/WH/FIBased on: HJK-251a. - para 405b. - para 406c. - para 411d. - para 413e. - para 417f. - para 420
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13-00000![scribbled text saying TAB #235 NOT INCLUDED]![the number 336 within a circle]
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# APPEALS REVIEW FORM1. Tab 372- contains *Two Letter intercepts* dated *Sept 17, 1969*2. () Previously denied in toto under exemption(s) ____________ of ____________   () Segregable portions previously released; excised portions exempted under ____________ of ____________   (x) Located during the DDO appeals review.   () Referred to DDO for review by ____________3. Further description, identification, comments, and/or referrals, etc.I RECOMMEND:() Sustain initial denial in toto under exemption(s) ____________ of ____________() ADD exemption(s) ____________() DROP exemption(s) ____________() Sustain initial release of sanitized version with excised portions exempted under ____________ of ____________() ADD exemption(s) ____________() DROP exemption(s) ____________() Release additional information with excised portions exempted under ____________ of ____________(x) Deny document in toto under exemption(s) *(b)(6)* of *FOIA*() Release a sanitized version with excised portions exempted under ____________ of ____________5. The exemptions cited above are being claimed to protect the following:() Information from a foreign liaison service() Information pertaining to a foreign liaison relationship() Information which would/could identify the source() Information pertaining to a source() Information pertaining to intelligence methods() Location of CIA overseas installation() Location of unacknowledged domestic installation() Name of CIA employee() File number() Pseudonym() Cryptonym() Internal organizational data() Name of FBI agent() FBI file number() Privacy of other individual() OTHER6. COMMENTS and/or SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. *These two letters talk about Mr. Weisberg writing to Mrs. King in the Sept. However if release them it will be an invasion of Privacy of Mrs. King; These documents should be described as letters between Mr. Weisberg and Mrs. King; These documents should be described as letters intercepts.*During the DDO classification review, this document which was marked as ____________ was:() maintained() classified to ____________() doclassified() desensitized() downgraded to ____________UNCLASSIFIED. CONFIDENTIAL SECRET TOP SECRETE2 IMPDETCL BY 012170
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AFTER 5 DAYS RETURN TO:BERNICE ROBINSON22 DEWEY STCHARLESTON SC 29403> [Figure: Stamp with text PAR AVION]VIA AIR MAILMrs. Martin Luther King Jr.230 Sunset Drive N.W.Atlanta, GeorgiaU.S.A.> [Figure: Illegible writing on a piece of masking tape.]Engl.
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Kenninglady, RussiaDear Mrs. King:While on this East European Church-min's Study Tour, I visited a little town in East Germany, called Herrnhut. The Moravian Church (oldest in Herrnhut) officials, hosted our group during our visit there. I saw your husband's books on sale in their one good bookstore.A young man who is head of the youth work in Herrnhut, informed us that they are setting up a room in the Youth Center, in memory of Dr. King! He wanted your address so that he could write and let you know what they were doing and the respect they have for Dr. King's memory. I gave him your address, so I am writing to let you know that, if you haven't heard from himyet, you will be receiving communications from Dietrich Weise, 89 Gorlitz D.D.R., Bautzener Str. 38, and you will be aware of what is happening in this small Eastern Germany town, a population of only 2,000.Respectfully,Bernice V. Robinson22 Dewey StreetCharleston, S.C. 29403
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Sept-17, 1969Kyda ders Martin Luther King Jr.234 Sunset AveNorthwest AtlantaКому Georgia 30314USAАдрес отправителя: Moscow А319Basmanny per, 21 apt. 1Riga, Orlovdear mrs KingThree weeks ago I got the booksyou so kindly sent me and immediatelyanswered you. Only today - two monthsand a half, - came your letter witha reprint of *Playboy* article. In casemy first letter will not reach you,permit me to repeat - it was anhonor, a joy: could some how - anew responsability - to get a letterfrom you.I am in correspondence withMartin Luther King Memorial Library,have sent them a copy of a verypopular magazine for children "thePioneer" where last year - publisheda little essay on the late MartinLuther King. Now I completed a...
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new work - Hand and lartin Lerber King. - but I lack material - or king's Diale in Ebony ley trip to the land of Gandhi It would be of courte uurve. Yous to bears get some articles err the Nery Price - how it woes... Mary long essay outla beartiy Leiter King's road to the Gross u still at the perblishers. I hope it will be prettiled at last and th will have the possibility to send it to you. If Love in your country will plan an wernational sererfosivili th the thought and usaning of t Martin Luber King - please let vie Lerow it would be ney cheepest wish to contribute; I hope you will not consider this. wist immoolest-it is very serious, horg of course. I could not be the judge of neey owu work -thaur you again, clean murs. Kiveg for your le tien. Yours very sincerely Raissa Orlova
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13-00000![image of number 337]
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# APPEALS REVIEW FORM1. Tab-5 contains *Cable Budapest 017* dated 19 May 1971.2. () Previously denied in toto under exemption(s) of ______.() Segregable portions previously released (recommended for but not consent to the regreste) (GL14/3/2002 Erased potion petit and of FOIA() Located during the DDO appeals review.() Referred to DDO for review by ______.3. Further description, identification, comments, and/or referrals, etc.4. I RECOMMEND:() Sustain initial denial in toto under exemption(s) of ______() ADD exemption(s)() DROP exemption(s)() Sustain initial release of sanitized version with excised portions exempted under ______ of ______.() ADD exemption(s)() DROP exemption(s)() Release additional information with excised portions exempted under ______ of ______.() Deny document in toto under exemption(s) of ______.Release a sanitized version with excised portions exempted under (A)(1)(A)(3) of FOIA.5. The exemptions cited above are being claimed to protect the following:() Information from a foreign liaison service() Information pertaining to a foreign liaison relationship() Information which would/could identify the source() Information pertaining to a source() Information pertaining to intelligence methodsLocation of CIA overseas installation() Location of unacknowledged domestic installation() Name of CIA employee() File number() Pseudonym() Cryptonyms() Internal organizational data() Name of FBI agent() FBI File number() Privacy of other individual() OTHER6. COMMENTS and/or SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS.7. During the DDO appeal classification review, this document which was marked as *SECRET* was:() maintained |() classified to() declassified() desensitizeddowngraded to *confidential*
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13-0000019 14 13271191346Z MAY 71 CITEHEAD QUARTERSMHCHAOSREF: HEADQUARTERS/1. IN FINAL COVERAGE ON 18 MAY OF WPC, WHICH ENDED 16 MAY,   PRESS HAS MADE FOLLOWINE ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS RE U.S.   PARTICIPANTS:A. SIDNEY PECK, IDENTIFIED AS "USA PROFESSOR,"SPORE AT CONGRESS ON VIET NAM WAR.B. UPC HAS AWARDED JOLIOT CURIE GOLD MED ILEX ST HUMOUSLYTO REV MARTIN LUTHER KING. MEDAL ACCEPTED BY REV RALPHABER NATHY AND REV W. WALKER "AN AMERICANANEACE FIGHTER."PHOTOGRAPH (POUCHED) OF PRESENTATION ALSO PICTURES U.S. DELEGATESWILLIAM DOURT HARD AND MRS. ADDIE WYATT.C. US DELEGATES RUTH GAGE-COLBY'AND SYLVIAKUSCHER (SIC) SPOKE AT MEETING OF INDOCHINESE ANDAMERICANDELEGATES.D. AMERICANS HERBERT APT HEKER AND CARLTON GOODLETTREELECTED TO PRESDENTIAL SOARD.2. POUCHING NOST SIGNIFICANT PRESS COVERAGE OF   COUNCIL SESSIONS.APPROVED FOR RELEASEDate 10 March 1978![Stamp]