Identity area
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Authorized form of name
Canadian Liberation Movement
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Description area
Dates of existence
1969-1976
History
The Canadian Liberation Movement was active between 1969 and 1976. A left-wing organization dedicated to the overthrow of capitalism and American imperialism, it had its headquarters in Toronto and branches in many Canadian cities. Its publishing arm, NC Press, was responsible for New Canada, the organization's official newspapers, as well as for a number of books. The Canadian poet, Milton Acorn, was associated with the Movement.
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RC0083
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2015-5-29
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W. Laufs
