Internationale Korrespondentie - April/May 1975

April-May issue of Internationale Korrespondentie, a Dutch left-communist journal. This issue presents early (and likely the first) Dutch translations of Paolo Carpignano's article on U.S. class composition in the sixties and Mariarosa Dalla Costa's 'Women and the Subversion of the Community'.

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