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(Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1984), 229; Hadashot, Aug. 22, 1984.
On Israel and the Argentine anti-Semitic generals, see TNCW.
88. Ha’aretz, Aug. 23, 1983.
89. Yoav Karni, “The Prophet from New York,” Ha’aretz, June 27, 1985.
See Fateful Triangle, 16, 386-7, on Wiesel’s explicit refusal to condemn
Israeli atrocities and his principle that only those ‘‘in a position of power”
have sufficient information to render critical judgment on the Holy State;
accolades are always permissible. Wiesel, regularly nominated for the
Nobel Peace Prize, is the author of a work entitled Against Silence.
90. Office of Public Safety, USAID Report on a study of AID Public Safety
programs, 1967; cited in Report on Human Rights, 8.
91. LaFeber, Inevitable Revolutions, 169, 132; Brown, With Friends, 190f.
Also White, Morass; McClintock, American Connection; Barry, Dollars
and Dictators, 97-8; Pearce, Under the Eagle, 51f.; and for the more
general picture, Miles Wolpin, Military Aid and Counterrevolution in the
Third World (Heath, 1972) and PEHR, I.
92. Richard Millett, Guardians of the Dynasty (Orbis, 1977), 251. We return
to the US stand in 1978-9.
93. Lester Langley, Central America: the Real Stakes (Crown, 1985), 108.
94. Roger Lowenstein, WSJ, Sept. 19, 1985.
95. John Kelly, AfricAsia, June 1985; citing WP, May 10, 1984.
96. “Why Farmers Go Hungry,” Oxfam America Educational Publication
#12, 1985; Norma Stoltz Chinchilla and Nora Hamilton, in Roger
Burbach and Patricia Flynn, eds., The Politics of Intervention (Monthly
Review, 1984), 228.
97. J. H. Parry, The Spanish Seaborne Empire (Hutchison, 1966), chapter
11.
98. Roger Burbach and Patricia Flynn, Agribusiness in the Americas
(Monthly Review, 1980), 104.
99. Langley, Central America, 128-9; Susan George, How the Other Half
Dies (Allanheld, Osmun, 1977), 132; Barry, Dollars and Dictators, 97-
8.
100. Bradford Burns, in Jan Black, ed., Latin America: Its Problems and Its