Road to Wounded Knee 4

GUID

https://n2t.net/ark:/65665/sv4465b716b-eeb5-4ba2-bb74-c36a4d50502f

Collection Creator

Smith, Paul Chaat

Warrior, Robert Allen

Place

Wounded Knee (S.D.) -- History -- Indian occupation, 1973

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"Like a Hurricane" research collection

"Like a Hurricane" research collection / Series 1: Primary Source Recordings / 1.2: Event and Broadcast Recordings

Extent

1 Sound cassette

Date

1973 March 29

Container

Box 8

Archival Repository

National Museum of the American Indian

Identifier

NMAI.AC.448, File 448_AV_023

Type

Archival materials

Audio

Sound cassettes

Collection Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); "Like a Hurricane" research collection, NMAI.AC.448; National Museum of the American Indian Archives Center, Smithsonian Institution.

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Scope and Contents

Special Report from Pacifica KPFA 94.1 with host Stephanie Dilley, interviewer Larry Bensky, reporter Ron Harvey, and narrator Laurie Simms. According to the radio's archive, tape four "begins with interviews with two journalists who were at Wounded Knee, Ron Harvey, a reporter for Pacifica Radio, and freelance journalist Mark Turtletaub. The reporters speak on the obstacles they had to overcome just to get onto the reservation, and surveillance by the FBI. The majority of the program is an interview with spiritual adviser for the American Indian Movement and the Independent Oglala Nation, Leonard Crow Dog, who discusses the Wounded Knee takeover." From Pacifica Radio Archives, item BC1292.04.

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Record ID

ebl-1725563700739-1725563701585-0