Antiimperialistiska Sånger

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]

BS 2 A-B, issued by De Förenade FNL-grupperna, Husargatan 13, 411 22 Göteborg; printed by Miletryck AB. The front cover reads "Antiimperialistiska sånger" and "Freedom Singers 1970" on a red, white, blue and black grid, with a drawing of a blindfolded horse in a stars-and-stripes band beside a caricatured figure, captioned "Nu har det amerikanska monopolkapitalet tvingats byta ut en enögd häst mot en blind" [now American monopoly capital has had to swap a one-eyed horse for a blind one], and a red-toned photograph of an armed woman wading through water. The back, headed "Bekämpa USA-imperialismen", shows photographs captioned as Britta Calamnius, a teacher on Gotland selling the Vietnambulletinen and collecting for the FNL in Slite with her son, and 10,000 demonstrators outside the US embassy in Stockholm on 6 May 1970 protesting the US move into Cambodia, "Sweden's largest Vietnam demonstration to date". The text describes the FNL groups' work (the Vietnambulletinen at 50,000 copies, the Vietnam collection for the FNL at over 2,700,000 kr, only 0.92 per cent going to administration) and states that the song groups exist in Stockholm and Gothenburg and that all their songs on the record were written by FNL activists. Tracklist under "Freedom Singers 70": Sida A "Wall Street", "Å sentab å ja", "Visan om Gunnar Myrdal", "Vårt sagoland", "Rövarvisan", "Vi sår vårt ris", "Visan om Ho Chi Minh"; Sida B "Befria Södern", "Bläckfisken", "Hur ser friheten ut?", "Visa om Olof Palme", "Kafferepet", "En liten quisling", "Richard Dollarhjärta", "CIA-visan". [From the record sleeve and labels]