- Sam
Dolgoff (10
October 1902 – 15
October 1990) was an
anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist from
Russia who grew up,
lived and was
active in the
United States...
-
digital projector: an LCD
projector made in 1984 by Gene
Dolgoff. To
eliminate this artifact,
Dolgoff invented de-pixelization,
which used
various optical...
- Sam and
Esther Dolgoff. The
Libertarian Book Club was an
anarchist circle in
postwar New York City.
Established by Sam and
Esther Dolgoff in 1945 at the...
- the
periodical Vanguard:
Journal of
Libertarian Communism, led by Sam
Dolgoff (aka Sam Weiner,
editor of Vanguard).
Vanguard was for a time,
during the...
-
University of
North Carolina Press. p. 1107. ISBN 978-0-8078-6043-4.
Dolgoff 1974, p. 6.
Dolgoff 1974, p. 5. Birchall, Ian (2004).
Sartre Against Stalinism. Berghahn...
-
inspired by
inventor Gene
Dolgoff, who
owned a
holography laboratory in New York City. Star Trek
creator Gene
Roddenberry met
Dolgoff in 1973. The
first appearance...
-
Supporting Role in 1993". The
Chicago Tribune.
Retrieved 31
October 2015.
Dolgoff,
Stephanie (28
October 1994). "EGYPTOLOGIST
GUIDES 'STARGATE' CAST IN...
- on
Anarchism (1971). Edited,
translated and with an
introduction by Sam
Dolgoff.
Preface by Paul Avrich. New York:
Knopf Originally published as Bakunin...
- company. Such AM LCDs
became commercially available in the
early 1980s. Gene
Dolgoff had the idea of
using LCDs as
light valves in projectors. However, he had...
-
organization building on the
Libertarian Book Club.
Members included Sam
Dolgoff,
Russell Blackwell, Dave Van Ronk,
Enrico Arrigoni and
Murray Bookchin...
