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File Size: 16012 KB

Print Length: 479 pages

Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0143107976

Publisher: Penguin Books (April 7, 2015)

Publication Date: April 7, 2015

Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B00LFZ84PC

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DAYS OF RAGE is a very good, enjoyable popular history.It's subject is that element of the post 60's American New Left that opted for violence.Specifically it concerns itself with the Weatherman,the Black Liberation Army(BLA), The Symbionese Liberation Army(SLA) and the FALN, as well as some lesser known groups.One of the books great strengths is Burrough seems to have no personal or political axes to grind.I'm not even clear on his politics, which is to the good.This is definitely a reporters book. I think he worked hard on this book and wants to share what he learned .Burrough tries to be as objective as he can.I think that will bother some of the books likely readers who will be looking for a romanticized view.Very few will be bothered by the portrait of the SLA, most famous for kidnapping Patty Hearst.They seemed like crazies at the time and in retrospect , nothing has changed.(The SLA is the source of the books comic moments). The BLA and FALN may have their nostalgiacs but one wonders why.It's with the Weathermen that I suspect Burrough steps on some toes .Burrough's Weathermen are upper middle class largely Ivy League radicals who imagined they were a Leninist vanguard.Burrough all but comes out and says this self perception was utterly ridiculous.After accomplishing next to nothing over a course of years, the Weather Underground, as it became known, concentrated on bombing rest rooms in public buildings.When that began to seem utterly pointless , they surrendered and generally landed fairly good jobs .Burrough is pretty skeptical of these people.At one point he makes it clear that he believes William Ayers is lying about the past in an attempt to prettify it.In this portrait,the Weatherman wind up looking pretty bad;Mediocre people with an inflated sense of their importance.It's also striking how not "new" much of this segment of the New Lefts ideology was .Burrough talks about people who read Stalin(one can only imagine the shear torture of that).All these groups seem to have been fixated on Marxist-Leninism.Burrough goes into considerable detail on how people operating underground were able to do what they did.I generally found this detail interesting.As I noted before, this is a reporters book.You'll learn lots about how people obtained false id , techniques for evading police and even a bit about bomb making.Burrough would definitely make a good crime story writer.

Several years ago, I took a class with Prof. Eric Foner covering the history of American radical movements. While Foner didn't sugarcoat anything and we did talk about the radical black, counter culture, anti-war, rad-fem groups from the 60s-70s, this book tells of a missing violent dimension to the radicalism of that era. A diverse smattering of fringe-radicals took a step beyond non-violent agitation and decided to promote their politics through domestic terrorism. I imagine that these stories don't make it into many syllabi...One legitimate reason that these stories haven't been widely told might be that a comprehensive collection of them has never been produced before this book. I may be wrong, but it's my impression--from the author's introduction and periodic historiographic asides to the reader--that the Author conducted substantial primary research, obtained interviews with people who had never previously made public comments, and surveyed all prior literature on the topic. If someone wants to initiate a study of this era, I think this book would be a good starting point.Lastly, I just want to share how crazy it is to read about the political motivations of these radicals from the early 70s. It's not that their ideas are crazy (they mostly are), but that many of the same exasperated criticisms of the "white male patriarchy," capitalism, and prisons, etc. could be printed as editorials in newspapers today and no one would find it unusual (if controversial). I take it as a sign of how politics have shifted. Several of the bomb-slinging radicals are revered by mainstream politicians and cultural figures to this day. Crazy stuff.

This history of the many groups working against the status quo at the end of the Twentieth century is an important reminder of our past and its impact on our present. The radical groups that operated from the late sixties on wanted to bring radical change to society this history chronicles the past as well as bringing the reader up to date on many of the participants. It is important to remember that the violence that so terrifies some people today wa a common and often unreported occurrence no too long ago. There were deliberate bombings and attacks on police that did not really disturb the majority of people. The accounts of these events in this carefully researched book as written in a style that fully engages the reader.

This book covers the 1960s all the way to the 1980s where, to my shock, there was an absolute ton of bombings and other "actions" committed in the name of black power, communism, anti american fanaticism, etc and so on.This book is great - really, really interesting and helps to explain how we as a country are so screwed up today: These same scumbags who were setting off bombs in the 1960's,70s etc are now teaching at colleges, representing politicians (hello Barack Obama) and brainwashing the young and stupid.Again, great book, Bill Ayers is more of a scumbag than words can describe and i am gleefully awaiting Jane Fonda's death.

I watched Burrough on a Vanity Fair Confidential episode on Investigation Discovery and that is how I learned about this book. I am a student of Sociology and the topic has enthralled me for quite some time, and I really wanted to learn more about radical groups that grow militant and the way the government reacts. This book has been educational (to say the least), and is grouped and time-lined in such a way that it is a history lesson by storytelling. I would highly recommend this to anyone interested in learning the true history of the revolutions of the 60s and 70s, but also for those who want to understand where roots of stereotypes have formed. GREAT book for the student looking into revolutions, ethnic differences, and the relationships of whites with minorities.

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