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My Revolutions: A Book About the Sixties That Isn't Nostalgic

Brendan Kiley
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Pulling the trigger on a czar, whatever else it may be, is not "terrorism" (which by definition is targeted at *civilians*).
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it's a 'necessary act' for history ;)
Nevertheless, it's a thrilling book. A little detached but so so stimulating and thought-provoking.
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