| Notes: Fair vintage condition. General age toning, scattered spotting, light soiling, and handling wear. Noticeable brownish discoloration along portions of the page edges and corners. Large handwritten name “KOLTES” in purple marker on the final blank page. Minor wear around the staples and fold. Interior text remains legible. Please examine photographs carefully. Original February 1968 pamphlet, The Central Intelligence Agency, distributed by Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), one of the principal organizations of the American New Left and 1960s student movement.The text, titled internally The CIA or Who Was That Dictator I Seen Ya With?, was reprinted from a pamphlet produced by the University of Wisconsin chapter of SDS.The publication presents a critical examination of the CIA's involvement in international politics, covert operations, foreign governments, and domestic organizations during the Cold War. Includes political commentary, bibliography, and a striking full-page illustration featuring international political figures and CIA imagery.An original piece of 1960s political ephemera of interest to collectors of the Vietnam War era, American protest movements, intelligence history, and radical publications.Original February 1968 pamphlet, The Central Intelligence Agency, distributed by Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), one of the principal organizations of the American New Left and 1960s student movement.The text, titled internally The CIA or Who Was That Dictator I Seen Ya With?, was reprinted from a pamphlet produced by the University of Wisconsin chapter of SDS.The publication presents a critical examination of the CIA's involvement in international politics, covert operations, foreign governments, and domestic organizations during the Cold War. Includes political commentary, bibliography, and a striking full-page illustration featuring international political figures and CIA imagery.An original piece of 1960s political ephemera of interest to collectors of the Vietnam War era, American protest movements, intelligence history, and radical publications. Original February 1968 pamphlet, The Central Intelligence Agency, distributed by Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), one of the principal organizations of the American New Left and 1960s student movement.The text, titled internally The CIA or Who Was That Dictator I Seen Ya With?, was reprinted from a pamphlet produced by the University of Wisconsin chapter of SDS.The publication presents a critical examination of the CIA's involvement in international politics, covert operations, foreign governments, and domestic organizations during the Cold War. Includes political commentary, bibliography, and a striking full-page illustration featuring international political figures and CIA imagery.An original piece of 1960s political ephemera of interest to collectors of the Vietnam War era, American protest movements, intelligence history, and radical publications. |