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Jeannette A. Woodward

2000

The atomic bomb suppressed

Monica Braw

1991

Trust your children

Mark I. West

1988

Censored books II

Nicholas J. Karolides, Nat Hentoff

2002

Hollywood Goes to War

Clayton R. Koppes

1987

Film censorship

Guy Phelps

1975

Erotic communications

George N. Gordon

1980

Girls lean back everywhere

Edward De Grazia

1992

Intellectual freedom manual

Garnard Martin, Trina J. Magi, American Library Association. Office for Intellectual Freedom

1983

Hollywood's Censor

Thomas Doherty

2007

Dangerous Dossiers

Herbert Mitgang

1988

You can't air that

David S. Silverman

2007

Forbidden passages

Patrick Califia

1995

Sex wars

Nan D. Hunter, Lisa Duggan

1995

Censorship

Derek Jones

2001

The encyclopedia of censorship

Jonathon Green

2005

Politics, prudery & perversions

Nicholas De Jongh

2000

Access to libraries and information

T. J. D. Bothma

2008

Censored

Carl Jensen

1993

Forbidden books in American public libraries, 1876-1939

Evelyn Geller

1984

Necessary illusions

Noam Chomsky

1989

The Morality of the Mass Media (Andrew R Cecil Lectures on Moral Values in a Free Society)

W. Lawson Taitte

1994

20 years of censored news

Carl Jensen, Project Censored, Tom Tomorrow, Carl Jensen

1997

New Korean Cinema Breaking The Waves

Darcy Paquet

2010

Advertising and a democratic press

C. Edwin Baker

1993

Reading Stephen King

Jeffrey D. Wilhelm, Brenda Miller Power

1997

Obscenity and public morality

Harry M. Clor

1969

Censorship

John S. Simmons

1994

A Universal History of the Destruction of Books

Fernando Báez

2008

Censorship in Islamic societies

Trevor Mostyn

2002

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