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Before her passing in October of 1988, Mae requested that a public anti-fascist research library be set up in her name in Santa Cruz, California. Digitization of her paper archive was estimated to cost $150,000 in 1989. The money never materialized, and rivalries surrounding the archive eventually removed it from public access completely.
Aug 30, 2017 · This item represents Mae Brussell's 1971-1988 investigative work. Addeddate. 2017-08-30 21:52:58. Identifier. mae-brussell-1971-1988. Scanner. Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.3. This item represents Mae Brussell's 1971-1988 investigative work.
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One of the most fearless conspiracy researchers to emerge from the 1960s, Mae Brussels produced and appeared on numerous radio shows beginning in the late 60s up to her death in 1988. Hear now, for a new generation obsessed with well trotted but not well grounded conspiracies, how a master researcher solves, unravels and reveals conspiracies ...
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Donate today to preserve Mae’s Brussell’s 25 years of research into political assassination, conspiracies, and cover-ups. The Mae Brussell Archive & Research Library includes extensive analyses by Mae on the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King Jr., as well as the Watergate scandal, Charles Manson, and the developing dominance of ...
Jan 22, 2015 · 4859. For more than 25 years, Mae Brussell (1922-1988) was America’s preeminent researcher into the suppressed history of political assassinations, covert operations, mind control, secret societies, organized banking crime and international fascism. When I first learned of her work in 1992, Brussell had already been dead for four years.
