From his solitary cell at Auburn prison in 1972, political prisoner Martin Sostre warned that “if Attica fell to us in a matter of hours. . . so shall fall all your fortresses, inside and out. Revolutionary spirit conquers all obstacles.” PDF republished from Offshoot Journal. Attachments Martin-Sostre-The-New-Prisoner.pdf (1.74 MB) prisons Martin Sostre Comments
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