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From Fifth Estate: Begun as one of the first of the so-called underground newspapers in 1965 and published continually in Detroit, and now jointly in Tennessee, for readers across the world, the Fifth Estate is the longest publishing, English language, anti-authoritarian newspaper in American history. | From Fifth Estate: Begun as one of the first of the so-called underground newspapers in 1965 and published continually in Detroit, and now jointly in Tennessee, for readers across the world, the Fifth Estate is the longest publishing, English language, anti-authoritarian newspaper in American history. | ||
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==Credits== | ==Credits== | ||
*Information is adopted from [http://www.southeastanarchist.org/ Southeast Anarchist]. | *Information is adopted from [http://www.southeastanarchist.org/ Southeast Anarchist]. | ||
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[[Category:Anarchist periodicals]] | [[Category:Anarchist periodicals]] | ||
Revision as of 11:32, 5 July 2006
From Fifth Estate: Begun as one of the first of the so-called underground newspapers in 1965 and published continually in Detroit, and now jointly in Tennessee, for readers across the world, the Fifth Estate is the longest publishing, English language, anti-authoritarian newspaper in American history.
Although once a weekly tabloid, it now publishes as a quarterly magazine.
Credits
- Information is adopted from Southeast Anarchist.
