Volume 20, Number 6, February 5, 1993
Interviews
Ambassador Abdalla Ahmed Abdalla
by Marcia Merry
The ambassador to the United States from the Republic of Sudan, Dr. Abdalla has served as minister of agriculture, food, and natural resources. He holds a doctoral degree in plant physiology, and has taught on the agriculture faculty of the University of Khartoum.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Scandals Target Kissinger’s Friends.
Music Views and Reviews
by Kathy Wolfe
Singing and the French Horn.
Editorial
Nationalize the Federal Reserve.
Reviews
Can You Fight a Conspiracy, If You Say It Doesn’t Exist?
by Valerie Rush
Why Johnny Can’t Tell Right From Wrong: Moral Illiteracy and the Case for Character Education, by William Kilpatrick.
Classical Songbooks Open Path to Mozart, Mendelssohn, Italian Songs
by Nora Hamerman
Three collections edited by John Glenn Paton: 26 Italian Songs and Arias; 24 Songs by Mendelssohn; 12 Songs by Mozart.
Handel’s Way To Learn Figured Bass
by Nora Hamerman
Continuo Playing According to Handel: His Figured Bass Exercises, with a commentary by David Ledbetter.
Economics
World Bank Tightens Noose on Russia; Resistance Grows
by Denise Henderson
The World Bank’s austerity policy for Russia is causing a kind of patriotic nationalist backlash against the West, from the military hardliners and industrialists like Arkdy Volsky.
The Spreading Web of George Soros
by Scott Thompson
The geopolitical profile of a fast-rising Hungarian-American financier.
Sudan’s Farmers Achieve Grain Surplus, Send Food Relief Abroad
by Marcia Merry
Part 1 of an interview with Ambassador Abdalla Ahmed Abdalla.
How Ibero-America Can Become an Economic Superpower
by Dennis Small
A presentation by Ibero-American Editor Dennis Small to the founding conference of the Ibero-American Solidarity Movement.
Wine Speculators Heading for a Bust
by Philip Ulanowsky
Currency Rates
Banking
by John Hoefle
Rob from the Poor To Give to the Rich.
Business Briefs
Feature
Clinton’s Choice: Free LaRouche or Suffer Disaster
by Kathleen Klenetsky
If the new President persists in obeying Wall Street’s demands for greater austerity, he will find himself having the shortest political honeymoon on record.
Who’s Who in the Clinton Administration
by Kathleen Klenetsky, Carl Osgood, and Stanley Ezrol
International
Pressure on Croatia Marks Countdown to World War III
by Konstantin George
Helga Zepp-LaRouche warns that “the short fuse for an internationalization of the war in the Balkans has almost reached its detonator.”
Germans Weigh Military Action against Serbia
by Michael Liebig
Reports from Wiesbaden on the options for Germany in this strategic crisis.
‘Friends of Schiller’ Meet in Croatian Capital
Billington Tour in Mexico Builds Support To Free LaRouche
by Carlos Wesley
Documentation: Mexican press coverage of Gail Billington’s tour; a statement from Michael Billington to the people of Mexico.
Menchú Delivers Death Sentence to Guatemala
by Gretchen Small
Time To Probe the Dealings of Australia’s Isi Leibler
The president of the World Jewish Congress is taking a high profile in Asia. Will Dope, Inc. be far behind?
International Intelligence
National
Will There Be Justice under Bill Clinton?
by Nancy Spannaus
On the fourth anniversary of the politically motivated incarceration of Lyndon LaRouche, the incoming Clinton Administration is faced with an opportunity to right this injustice, free the political prisoner, and oust the real criminals from the Justice Department.
High Court Approves Execution of Innocent
by Anita Gallagher
The shocking verdict in the case of Leonel Torres Herrera.
Documentation: Excerpts from the U.S. Supreme Court record.
Clinton Expands Death Penalty for Unborn
by Warren J. Hamerman
Documentation: From the homily of Cardinal John O’Connor, archbishop of New York, commemorating the 20th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
The ‘October Surprise’ Scandal: Anatomy of a Coverup
by Edward Spannaus
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
