EIR Volume 18, Number 39, October 11, 1991

Volume 18, Number 39, October 11, 1991

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Interviews

Anno Hellenbroich

A Schiller Institute representative from Germany discusses his recent visit to Armenia, where he was an officially invited observer of the referendum on independence from Moscow.

Book Reviews

The Mountbattens in the ‘Mob of Royalty’

by Mary McCourt Burdman

Prince Philip: A Critical Biography, by John Parker, and Edwina Mountbatten, A Life of Her Own, by Janet Morgan.

Corrections

In our issue of Sept. 27, page 7, we misquoted Ghana’s President Jerry Rawlings, who actually referred to “the over 4 billion people who live in the developing sector,” not “4 million.”

Departments

Andean Report

by Diana Olaya de Terán

Colombia: New Target of the Greenies?

Agriculture

by Marcia Merry

French Farmers Rally Against GATT.

Report from Bonn

by Rainer Apel

Refugees Are Not the Problem.

Economics

Will Economic Sanity Avert Disaster in Eastern Europe?

by Susan Welsh

The mayor of St. Petersburg has some very interesting proposals for the West, reflecting a debate over the economic ideas of Count Witte, Friedrich List, and Lyndon LaRouche.

Ethics and Economics: The Science of Christian Economy

by Fiorella Operto

Fiorella Operto of the Schiller Institute presented Lyndon LaRouche’s economic method at the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas.

Farmers Send Milk to Iraqi Children

by Marcia Merry

Conference Report: Economic Crisis Sparks Russian Debate over Relations with Germany

by Mark Burdman

Japan, Russia Look to Peace, Development

Free Trade Agreement Will Pare Away Mexican Territory

by Carlos Cota Meza

Cambodian Reconstruction Is Now on the Agenda

by Linda de Hoyos

Death Count Rises from China’s Floods

by Mark Burdman

Stagnated Indian Economy Crying Out for an Overhaul

by Ramtanu Maitra and Susan Maitra

ESA Releases First Earth Radar Images

by Philippe Jamet

Eco-Fascists Hit a Small Snag in Paris

by Emmanuel Grenier

Feature

Stop George Bush’s New World Order with Development

by Warren J. Hamerman

The new Roman empire is not yet consolidated. The debate at the United Nations has life and death consequences for millions of people in the next months.

U.N. Treats Some Nations as ‘More Equal than Others,’ Says Mahathir

by Dr. Mahathir Mohamad

From the speech by Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad to the U.N. General Assembly.

Opposition Grows to Bush’s New Order

Italy, Austria Demand Suspension of Sovereignty

NGOs Appeal To Halt Anti-Iraq Sanctions

International

LaRouche Book Dope, Inc. Center of Venezuelan Scandal

by Gretchen Small

David Rockefeller’s leading Venezuelan business partner once again finds himself at the center of a drug scandal he thought he had successfully buried six years ago, when he banned EIR’s book and kicked our correspondents out of the country.

Venezuelan Congressmen Seek To Lift Ban on Book

The Gang that Banned Narcotráfico, SA: Where Are They Now?

Dubrovnik’s Mayor: ‘SOS! Act Now!’

Will Europe stand by and let Serbia annihilate Croatia?

West Should Not Wait To Recognize Armenia

An interview with Anno Hellenbroich.

LaRouche Case Presented in Moscow to CSCE ‘Parallel Activities’ Event

by Anno Hellenbroich

Schiller Institute Sets Mozart Concerts

International Intelligence

National

Realities of the Depression Stalk ‘Herbert Hoover’ Bush

by H. Graham Lowry

Even the Administration’s own Census Bureau now admits that there are 33.6 million Americans living below the poverty line—2 million more than the previous year—and the poverty line is set at the absurdly low level of $13,359 per year for a family of four.