Hello, guerrilla history listeners. This is Adnan Hussein, one of the co-hosts of guerrilla history.

Every month, as you know, we record a reconnaissance report, a major episode with a guest about their historical work,

as well as an intelligence briefing, a shorter discussion, usually among the three of us.

Occasionally, we also post a dispatch from the field of contemporary left history,

often with a guest about a breaking story or a recent set of events or issues,

and provide some historical analysis.

We also typically record a second intelligence briefing as an exclusive episode for patrons, subscribers at

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after a year has passed as special from the archive episodes for you to enjoy. We hope you'll find these a useful resource.

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We do this because we love to make history a resource in our political education as an

activist global left and in our struggles for justice. So we're happy to share these older episodes

with you in this series from the archive. As ever, solidarity.

You remember then, bamboo? 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 wafted.

But they put some guerrilla action on.

All right, welcome to the Black Miss podcast crossover episode.

This is a collaboration with myself primarily in Black Mists overall and guerrilla history

podcast.

So I am the host to Black, one of the co-host of the Black Miss podcast,

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