You didn't remember Den Van Booh?

No!

The same thing happened in Algeria, in Africa.

They didn't have anything but a rank.

The French had all these highly mechanized instruments of warfare, but they put some guerrilla action on.

Friends and comrades, guerrilla history is turning one year old, and it has been an amazing first year.

We've had illuminating conversations with global

Marxist revolutionaries, real makers of history, like Comrade Joma from the Philippines and

Hesilayami of Nepal. We've learned from outstanding left historians like Gerald Horn,

V.J. Prasat, Elizabeth Thompson, Nick Estes, Alex

Avina, Leo Zelig, and Andrew Liu, about the origins of the U.S., its Cold War imperialism,

the derailing of democracy in the Middle East, indigenous histories of North America,

Latin America and Africa during the Cold War era of left

revolutions and liberation struggles against colonialism, as well as the history of capitalism

from the perspective of China and India. We've examined contemporary events from a historical

perspective in intelligence briefings and with scholars like Emmanuel Ness.

My favorite moment has been hearing from a listener that he uses guerrilla history in his high school

class. That is so encouraging. With nearly 200,000 downloads of 30 episodes, let's celebrate together

this first year of guerrilla history, the reconnaissance

report on the past for the activist global left. So join us for our very first live stream on

YouTube on the Revolutionary Left Radio channel on Saturday, November 6th at 6 p.m. Eastern.

We'll be discussing solidarity with Cuba, Texas and American

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