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Book Review

By Barry Romo

Barry Romo
National Coordinator

"From Yale to Jail, a Memory"
By David Dellinger
Partenon, April, 1993

Dave Dellinger is probably one of the most beloved leaders of the Anti-War Movement in this country. His voice has been strong and clear against war, and for justice in the Third World.

His autobiography begins with his earliest memory, that of the end of World War I, and continues to the present.

His idea, memories and experiences in refusing to kill during World War II, his Civil Rights experiences, opposing the Vietnam War along with Martin Luther King, the Chicago Eight Trial, and VVAW put this century in a personal and political perspective.

This book is certainly a must read for those of us interested in the history of the progressive movement since the Second World War.