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Letters to the Fifth Estate

by Various Authors

Fifth Estate # 317, Summer 1984

Escapes Clutches Dear Fifth Estate: As one about to escape the clutches of the US Army (an equal opportunity oppressor) I want to thank you for your paper and its role in keeping me sane/insane. Keep it up, even if …

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FE Bookstore

by Fifth Estate Collective

Fifth Estate # 314, Fall 1983

The FE Bookservice is located in the same place as the Fifth Estate Newspaper, both of which are at 5928 Second, Detroit MI 48202; telephone (313) 831-6800. The hours we are open vary considerably, so it’s always best to give …

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Seattle

by David Solnit

Fifth Estate # 354, Spring, 2000

On November 30, 1999, a citizen uprising shut down the World Trade Organization and took over downtown Seattle, transforming it into a festival of resistance. Tens of thousands of people joined the nonviolent direct action blockade which encircled the WTO …

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Detroit trash incinerator closing

by David Watson

Fifth Estate # 404, Summer, 2019

The news in March 2019 that, due to “financial and community concerns,” the Detroit trash incinerator was to be closed was weirdly reminiscent of news back in the spring of 1986 that it was going to be built: It came …

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A People’s History of the United States

by John Zerzan

Fifth Estate # 310, Fall 1982

a review of Howard Zinn, A People’s History of the United States, Harper & Row, New York, 1980, 600 pages plus index.

The Syrian Quagmire

by Leila Al Shami

Fifth Estate # 403, Spring 2019

If 2011 looked like the moment when people could unite, both within and across countries, to topple decades-old dictatorships with the demand for freedom and social justice, today looks like the moment of counter-revolutionary success. After eight years of increasingly …

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FE Bookstore

by Fifth Estate Collective

Fifth Estate # 307, November 19, 1981

The FE Bookstore is located in the same place as the Fifth Estate Newspaper, both of which are located at 4403 Second Ave., Detroit MI 48201—telephone (313) 831-6800. The hours we are open vary considerably, so it’s always best to …

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Poland at the Crossroad

by Fifth Estate Collective

Fifth Estate # 307, November 19, 1981

With the endorsement of the Polish Communist Party’s Politburo, on November 10, of a plan that would include the Solidarity union in a new coalition government, it appears that the seemingly endless period of crisis and confrontation in Poland will …

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Poland: Triumphs and Defeats

by Fifth Estate Collective

Fifth Estate # 303, October 20, 1980

On September 1, Lech Walesa, the worker who negotiated the end of the recent Polish strike wave, climbed two flights of wooden stairs to the temporary offices of the new Independent Trade Union which he heads. Walesa carried a two-foot …

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Hungary ’56

by Fifth Estate Collective

Fifth Estate # 296, January 29, 1979

Thirteen years ago the Hungarian people, led by the Budapest working class, launched an attack on the ruling police state. In the process, the despotism of the state was briefly eliminated and councils of workers emerged, signaling a dramatic break …

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