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Volume 17 - February 1974

Contents

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Correspondence

  • Zionism and the Century - Reply

  • Richard Korn
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    06 September 2018, p. 2
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  • Chile's Fall

  • Charles Hupe
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    06 September 2018, p. 2
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  • Polytheism

  • John E. Smith
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    06 September 2018, p. 2
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  • Misusing the Fifties

  • Frank Richards
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    06 September 2018, p. 2
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Excursus II

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  • An Ambassador's Reflections on a Bloodbath

  • Thomas Patrick Melady
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    06 September 2018, pp. 5-8

  • There was so much suffering and so many people were killed in Burundi that all of us must ask the question who, if anyone, was to blame? What were the causes? Perhaps somehow we can find a way to prevent recurrences in Burundi and elsewhere. One can identify some men who obviously played a role in ordering executions and/or eliminating people for reasons of personal vengeance. The real villains, however, were not a few individuals but the type of alienation existing in the Burundi nation. This alienation—caused primarily by hate and fear—has triggered from time to time massive violence by neighbor against neighbor in both Rwanda and Burundi. Like a disease, it can recede and then break out again, resulting in further bloodbaths in Burundi.

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  • The Peace Prize

  • Tran Van Dinh
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    06 September 2018, pp. 2-63
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  • “Genocide in Vietnam?”

  • Paul Ramsey
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    06 September 2018, pp. 2-47
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Excursus I

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  • Growing Up “Palestinian”

  • Susan Foxson
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    06 September 2018, p. 2
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  • The Hot Breath of the Press

  • J. R. Elliot
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    06 September 2018, p. 2
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