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“你们有最近的‘新时代’杂志吗?”“没有,很长时期没有收到了。”“有‘民族’杂志或‘新共和’杂志吗?”“我们不卖它们。”“有任何进步的英国和法国的杂志或报纸吗?”“我们不经售它们。”这是在纽约联合国大楼的卖报房里的一段谈话。在这个卖报房里,显著地陈列着带有常见的色情画封面的美国反动刊物。然而,在这样的谈话之前,我就知道——如同每一个有机会访问东河联合国总部的人一样——美国特务们一直在密切监视着,防止对华盛顿侵略政策那怕只微露批评之意的任何著作钻进来。只有在联合国大会或其它国际会议会期,这样的著作才得
“Do you have any recent New Age magazines?” “No, it has not been received for a long time.” “Is there a National or New Republic magazine?” “We do not sell them.” “Any progress British and French magazines or newspapers? ”“ We do not sell them. ”Here is a conversation in a newspaper room at the UN building in New York. In this newspaper-selling room, prominent American reactionary publications with cover of common erotic paintings are displayed. However, before such a conversation was made, I knew - just as every person who had the opportunity to visit the United Nations headquarters in the East River - the U.S. agents kept a close watch on it to prevent even the slightest criticism of Washington’s aggressive policy Drilling into any book. Only in the United Nations General Assembly or other international conference period, such a book talented