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Brazil's popular groups, 1966-1986. [Supplement 9], 1999 [microform].
Format
Book, Microform
Language
Portuguese
Published/Created
Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Preservation Microfilming Program : Available from Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 2000 (Bethlehem, PA : Preservation Resources)
Description
18 microfilm reels : ill. ; 35 mm.
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Subject(s)
Brazil
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Social conditions
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1985-
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Social movements
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Brazil
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Brazil
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Politics and government
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1985-2002
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Labor
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Brazil
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Notes
Part of a collection of materials issued by socio-political, religious, labor and minority grass roots organizations in Brazil. This supplement consists of 247 pamphlets, 1,057 serial issues representing 218 titles, and 110 posters, mostly non-commercially produced and difficult to acquire and maintain.
Indexes to pamphlets and serials are provided on the first reel.
Contents
reel 1. Indexes; Agrarian reform and land issues
reel 2. Children and youth
reel 3. Education and communication
reel 4. Environment and ecology
reel 5-7. Ethnic groups
reel 8. Homosexual and bisexual
reel 9. Humans and civil rights
reel 10. Labor and laboring classes
reel 11-12. Political parties and issues
reel 13-15. Religious organizations, ecumenical groups and movements
reel 16. Urban activism
reel 17. Women and feminists
reel no. 18. Agrarian reform and land issues through Women and feminists (Posters).
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Brazil's popular groups, Brazil 1999
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Brazil's popular groups, 1999
LCCN
00530012
OCLC
45845281
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Brazil\u0027s popular groups, 1966-1986. Supplement 9, 1999.
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