Search Results: War crimes from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

n.p.: World Can't Wait, [201-]. 11x17 inch mini-poster, very good. Undated, but text refers to the 2012 presidential campaign ("'Shut down Guantanamo' and 'Obama 2012' are mutually exclusive"). The text describes voting as "doing the same thing over again and expecting different results." Posits Obama as a war criminal on equal terms with Bush. World Can't Wait is a mass organization affiliated with the Revolutionary Communist Party.

Germany: the museums, 2003. Unpaginated, perhaps 80p., color photography on coated paperstock, 8.5x8.5 inch black-on-black wraps are slightly rubbed, a very good copy.

Chicago: Benjamin Franklin Bureau, 1921. Paperback. vi, 144p. paperback, minor wear to covers, receipt date rubberstamped in corner of front cover. Intended to be an impartial survey of conditions including atrocities committed by both sides.

Buenos Aires: Editorial Palestra, 1966. Paperback. 362p., illustrated with political cartoons and one fuzzily-reproduced photo, softbound, 8x5 inch decorated wraps, text is entirely in Spanish. Covers were cut to stylishly overlap textblock and the margins have gotten very worn, creased, and slightly torn. Text paper is acidic and quite toned, first blank is rubberstamped with address of a Santo Domingo bookseller. As is, but a good reading copy. Selser's specialty is history and analysis of US espionage in Latin America, and wars of the flea. See especially "El Pentagono y las technicas sociologicas," 1966, and "La CIA en Bolivia," 1970. On line is a 1961 Selser title called "Guatamalazo," presumably in the same vein. "Pequeno Ejercito Loco," the crazy little war, is one of several Selser wrote on Sandino.

Evanston IL: Northwestern University Press, 1998. Hardcover. xxvii, 565p., hardbound first edition in 9x6 inch black cloth boards gilt. Casing is bright although it lacks the dust jacket. Sound, clean and unmarked, a very good copy.

New York: Grove Press, 1970. Hardcover. Very nice copy in every respect: 240p., plus author vita leaf, sewn textblock, hardbound in matte black cloth boards titled bronze, enclosed in the glossy dust jacket featuring a fist with a flower. Completely sound, clean and unmarked, with just a bit of edgewear to top margin of jacket. And on dust jacket photo Eastlake seems a bit beady-eyed.

London: Inter-Allied Information Committee, 1942. Pamphlet. The first four pamphlets in the series describing privations and oppression in Nazi-occupied Europe, 15 to 23 pages each, generally mild wear, each with a penciled note in the corner of the front cover stating that it was received from France Libre. Titles are: 1: The Axis system of hostages; 2: Rationing under Axis rule; 3. Religious Persecution; 4: Axis oppression of education.

Managua: Ediciones Monimbo, 1983. Paperback. 95p., profuse b&w photojournalism, reproduced fullpage for the most part, some doublespreads, sporadic captioning (many photos need no captions). Violence, maiming, intimidation, soldiery, civilian peasantry, women, men, children - the viewer is spared the worst of the hideous images but the evident terror is articulate. Softbound in 11.5x9 inch decorated cardstock wraps, slight signs of wear with a small chip at the head of the spine, consigner's initials penciled lightly on title page, else free of any markings and quite clean. A sound, very good copy.

London: Hutchinson, 1970. Hardcover. Second impression: 291p., openweave drab cloth boards gilt, in the glossy dust jacket. Book itself is crimped round the head and tail rims, just slightly, else flawless, while the dust jacket is a little worn at both top and bottom margins. Very good to fine.

New York: Routledge, 2002. Hardcover. ix + 173p., 6.25x9.5 inches, illus. boards, maps, as New. Routledge Advances in European Politics.

n.pl: Fédération Internationale des Ligues des Rroits de l'Homme [and the] Fondation France Libertés, 1995. Paperback. 129p., copy-shop binding, 8.5x11 inch wraps; maps, tables, graphs, wraps lightly toned, else in very good condition.

n.p.: BradleyManning.org, 2011. 2.25 inch diameter pin, portrait of Manning before coming out as Chelsea, very good. Tiny print says "Exposing war crimes is not a crime.

n.p.: BradleyManning.org, 2011. 2.25 inch diameter pin, portrait of Manning before coming out as Chelsea, very good. Tiny print says "Exposing war crimes is not a crime.

n.p.: BradleyManning.org, 2011. 2.25 inch diameter pin, portrait of Manning before coming out as Chelsea, very good. Tiny print says "Exposing war crimes is not a crime.

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2007. Hardcover. 199p., first edition, very good condition in like dj.

Tokyo: Ushio Shobo 潮書房, 1953. 188p., paperback, text in Japanese; pages toned, wraps rather shelfworn. "A record of abuse." On the trial and execution of Japanese war criminals in Guam after World War II.

Sarajevo: Institut za istrazivanje zlocina protiv covjecnosti i medunarodnog prava, 2007. Hardcover. 276p., ribbon bookmark bound in, very good condition in slightly edgeworn dj, text in Bosnian with a brief english language summary on pages 233 to 250.

Tokyo: Tokyo Daigaku Toyogaku Kenkyujo Fuzoku Toyogaku Kenkyu Joho Senta 東京大學東洋文化研究所, 2011. 322p., very good paperback. Personal narratives, in Chinese, of Shanxi residents' memories of the Japanese invasion and the "San Guang" policy (burn all, kill all, loot all). Toyogaku kenkyu joho senta sokan; 13.

Rotterdam: W. L. & J. Brusse, 1938. 218p., first Dutch edition of Doy Fe, cardstock wraps rather worn, cover design by Brusse/Blazer.

New York: Arab Information Center, 1967. Pamphlet. 11p. staplebound pamphlet, some edgewear, top edge curled. Black and white photos show victims of Israeli napalm attacks during the 1967 war.