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Welcome to the NPPC Archive. This Archive is a searchable index of the National Political Prisoner Coalition’s records: prisoner profiles, case files, movement periodicals, court documents, and oral histories. It collects, in one place, the materials that document the history of U.S. political imprisonment from the late nineteenth century to the present.

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Found 6 records

Attica News March 1973

CollectionAttica Prison Rebellion DateMarch 1, 1973 PublishersAttica Defense Committee

Contents include: Brothers in Court; Brothers' Letters; What Happened at Attica?; 'Law and Order'; State Launches Second Attack on Brothers; Poems from Inside; Attica Guards May Stand Trial for Brutality; Letters from Family and Friends.

Common Victories

CollectionWeather Underground Organization (WUO) DateFebruary 23, 1973 PublishersWeather Underground Organization

Communique #13: Concerning the Vietnam Peace Agreement - Distrust of the Nixon-rulers must not blind us to the light of Vietnam. Without savoring our common victories, we become cynical and paralyzed. Expecting everything, we discard anything less.

Letter to Lincoln Bergman; National Lawyers Guild Press Release

CollectionNational Lawyers Guild DateJanuary 1, 1973 PublishersNational Lawyers Guild New York City Chapter

Liberated Guardian

CollectionAttica Prison Rebellion DateFebruary 1, 1973 PublishersHard Rain, inc.

Includes articles on Attica and prison struggle.

Peoples Witness - December 15, 1973

CollectionPeoples Witness DateDecember 15, 1973 PublishersSacramento Solidarity Committee

Cover story is "Lock-Up! - An Analysis", followed by statements from people in San Quentin, Folsom, CMF Vacaville, and Soledad Prisons. Also includes a poem by Darryl Wilson called "The Divided States of America".

Peoples Witness - November 15, 1975

CollectionPeoples Witness DateNovember 15, 1973 PublishersSacramento Solidarity Committee

Cover story is "Folsom 'Hole' on Strike!" outlining the details of the strike including reasons for striking, how prisoners intend to protest, and information about conditions in the prison. Also includes a poem by Jomo Majizil called "Essence of Man".