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Date Posted: Wed, Jun 04 2008, 11:59:32 PDT
Author: baslamak
Subject: Brian Keenan: Reflections on an Irish revolutionary.

WEDNESDAY, 4 JUNE 2008

Brian Keenan: Reflections on an Irish revolutionary.

Whilst many on the Irish and UK Left would know of, and possibly hold
in high regard anti imperialist soldiers such
as Che Guevara, Houari Boum�di�ne, Chris Hani, Joe Slovo, Abu Iyad,
Robert McBride, Abu Jihad and Tomas Borge, along
with other freedom fighters who came to their attention due
to the rise of the world's National Liberation Movements in the period
that followed World War Two. Many would know very little about who
Brian Keenan was, beyond the most minor details gleaned from the media
over the years and from the Obituaries that appeared in sections of the press
after his death.

read more at
Organized Rage
http://organizedrage.blogspot.com/

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