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• Music: Khar Khulz by Uuhai —the Mongolian folk metal band
  5 October 2024

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  Uuhai - Khar Khulz by UuhaiVEVO https://youtu.be/aVevvvvNYhM?si=RnyyengWcmNR53yZ

• A documentary film on the life & work of CV Raman
  7 September 2024

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  C V Raman by Films Division https://youtu.be/d9OgM6bEzb8

• Video: Reading Marx’s Capital Vol 1 – Class 1, Introduction (2019) | David Harvey
  18 June 2021

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  EDUCATION | Part 1 | Reading Marx’s “Capital” with David Harvey by The People’s Forum NYC https://youtu.be/n5vu4MpYgUo

• Audio: The rightwing ideologues who fuelled Putin’s dream of an expansionist Russia | Juliette Faure
  15 July 2022
• Music: Lelita Saftita - Romanian Song with Meena Cristiana & Farya Faraji
  23 August 2025

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  Leliță Săftiță - Romanian Song feat. Meena Cristiana by Farya Faraji & World Musicians https://youtu.be/fBK5coq3ngc?si=GdVGHIlegrXVoiHk

• Jazz: Leave us Leap - Gene Krupa, Edwin Finckel
  11 October 2025

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  Leave Us Leap by Gene Krupa - Topic https://youtu.be/8KH9QaxeWqw?si=dViE5BP07BJShUT_

• Video: Albert Hirschman Lecture with Jayati Ghosh (Sept 30, 2025)
  11 October 2025
• Podcast: How Bangladesh’s longest-serving leader was toppled by student protests | The Guardian
  17 August 2024

  Today in Focus / The Guardian - August 15, 2024 —with David Bergman

• Video: Death in the Haymarket | Talk by James Green (introduced by Howard Zinn)
  1 May 2021

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  Death in the Haymarket by GBH Forum Network https://youtu.be/7iEGac3gpZs
  see also:
  Death in the Haymarket: A Story of Chicago, the First Labor Movement and the Bombing that Divided Gilded Age America by James Green (New York: Pantheon Books, 2006. 383 pp.)
  Historian James Green recounts the rise of the first great labor movement in the wake of the Civil War and brings to life an epic twenty-year struggle for the eight-hour workday.

• Video: The Battle of Chile, The Insurrection of the Bourgeoisie | Patricio Guzman
  21 October 2023

  In the spring of 1973, just before the parliamentary elections in Chile, Patricio Guzmán and his crew began to film the political and social events in the country. Given the poor state of the economy, President Salvador Allende’s left-wing government, which had been democratically elected in 1970, was expected to fall. But Allende had the support of a large proportion of the working-class voters, and the predicted victory for the right failed to materialize. From then on, the opposition (…)