</s>104-10453-1048-7 2017 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 19 SEP 1969 S SUBJECT: Stokely CARMICHAEL 1. Attached is a copy of an article appearing in the 9-15 May 1968 issue of Charles, weekly newspaper of the Belgian Communist Party (Harriet-Leninist) covering the Belgian communist Party (Harlst-Leninists) covering in the 9-16 May 1968 Issue of Charles' newspaper of the French Communist Party of the Communist Party, the newspaper of The was conducted by the President of the French-Lennist-Linnistist-Leninis). The interview Also contained in the clipping is a report of an. interview on Radio Havana with CARMICIAEL following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther KING. CARMICHAEL was in Havana, Cuba, Cuba. At the time. PLEASE TRANSITANISTR REPUBLY VIA LAUSCH, VA LEASCH, S.R. S. R. S ., PAPICH. Based on Clarite, Belgium Communist Party(NARXist-Lenistist), Enclosure: as stated (one) APPROVED FOR RELEASE Date 13.marl.78. 333

Summary  
The document contains fragments of declassified records related to Stokely Carmichael’s activities following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968. It references an interview with Carmichael conducted in Havana, Cuba, shortly after the assassination, published in a Belgian Communist Party newspaper (Harriet-Leninist) in May 1968. The text also mentions the French Communist Party’s coverage of events and includes fragmented discussions about political movements, anti-racism, and communist ideology. References to "Black Power" and critiques of capitalist structures in the U.S. are noted, alongside mentions of Maoist influence and revolutionary rhetoric. The document appears to be a mix of clipped articles, interviews, and ideological commentary from various leftist organizations, with some text in French and garbled sections.  

Key People  
- Stokely Carmichael (also referred to as "Stocketly CANNICHAEL")  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (mentioned in the context of his assassination)  
- Honore Willems (referenced in a French text as a figure associated with communist resistance)  

Key Locations  
- Havana, Cuba (where Carmichael was interviewed post-assassination)  
- Belgium (home to the Harriet-Leninist Communist Party)  
- France (associated with the French Communist Party and related publications)  

Key Events  
- Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968  
- Interview with Stokely Carmichael in Havana, Cuba, following the assassination  
- Publication of articles and interviews in communist party newspapers (Belgian and French)  
- Discussions about Black Power movements, anti-racism, and revolutionary ideology  

Key Organizations  
- Belgian Communist Party (Harriet-Leninist)  
- French Communist Party  
- Maoist ideological groups (implied through references to "Marxiste-Lénisté" and "Mao Téléphone")  
- Revolutionary movements associated with Black Power and anti-capitalist activism

MLK Declassified Files

00564542_stokely_carmichael_104-10433-10148.pdf

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