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Shornburg Center for Research and Black Culture, an affiliate of the New York
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human rights, discrimination, and the plight of refugees.
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Street. Suite 211. Canoga Park, CA 91303-2787; telephone (818) 884-
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from the Baltic Holocaust, publications, and a video (The Estonians: For
the Record, produced by the Canadian Multicultural Association).
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resource materials about the civil rights movement are available.
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Ukrainian Famine Research Committee, in collaboration with the National
Film Board of Canada. Harvest of Despair, a 16mm film (also available on
video cassette).