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Robert Garland Colodny (August 5, 1915 –
March 21, 1997) was an
American professor, historian, and anti-fascist. He was one of
nearly 3,000
American volunteers...
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prostitution ring.
After hearing of
Colodny's work,
Liddy issued a
revised paperback version of Will
supporting Colodny's theory. This
theory was subsequently...
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Decision Was
Always Clear-Cut". The New York Times. p. A1. Gettlin, Robert;
Colodny, Len (1991).
Silent Coup: The
Removal of a President. New York: St. Martin's...
- professor)
Robert Garland Colodny. In 1943,
while still a
member of the military, he co-aut****d The
Battle of the
Aleutians with Cpl.
Colodny,
under the direction...
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Silent Coup is a book
written by Len
Colodny [1938 - 2021] and
Robert Gettlin that
proposed an
alternate explanation for the
Watergate scandal that led...
- in the state. In 1990
Magruder consented to
interviews with
authors Len
Colodny and
Robert Gettlin while the two were
conducting research for
their 1991...
- he co-aut****d The
Battle of the
Aleutians with
Corporal Robert Garland Colodny under the
direction of
Infantry Intelligence Officer Major Henry W. Hall...
- Scandal. January, 1992:
Publication of
Silent Coup by
journalists Len
Colodny and
Robert Gettlin,
blaming Watergate burglary on John Dean who wanted...
- of
White River Junction, Vermont. The
school rents space in the
former Colodny’s Surprise Department Store Building, and in
December 2011 the
school purchased...
- Williams,
Waldo Frank,
Carleton Beals,
Simone de Beauvoir,
Robert Garland Colodny,
Donald Harrington, and Jean-Paul Sartre.
Lennon 2008, p. 270. "New York...
