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Communique 2 From The Weather Underground (1970)

1946-1989, Authority, Date, Defining the Enemy, Sabotage/Ecotage, Tactics of Disruption

This communication from the Weather Underground was published on June 9, 1970 and takes responsibility for the bombing of a police headquarters.

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