"Voices for Independence: In the Spirit of Valor and Sacrifice" Jean Zwickel Index i. Mark Twain on Imperialism ii. Introduction by Congressman Ronald V. Dellums iii. Foreword by Prof. Richard Levins iv. A Note to Conservatives from Daniel Zwickel v. Preface by Jean Zwickel [Asterisk (*) indicates those, besides Don Pedro, J. Benjamín and Antonio Morales, deceased since first publication of this book. Todos, ¡presente!] 1. Don Pedro Albizu Campos —Nationalist leader for independence 2. Laura Albizu Meneses —Albizu's daughter and peace activist 3. J. Benjamín Torres —professor and biographer of Albizu Campos 4. Pedro Aponte Vázquez —educator, historian and journalist; investigator of the death of Albizu Campos 5. Gutiérrez del Arroyo Sisters —intimate friends of Albizu Campos 6. Jacinto Rivera Pérez —former president of the Nationalist Party 7. Carlos Vélez Rieckehoff —former acting president, Nationalist Party 8. José Antonio Negrón* —former treasurer, Nationalist Party 9. Isolina Rondón* —secretary, Nationalist Party 10. Isabel Rosado Morales —retired social worker, elderly activist 11. Blanca Canales —one of the leaders of the 1950 revolution 12. Antonio Morales Ramírez —restaurant manager, co-founder, Nationalist Party 13. Rosa* y Lydia Collazo —wife and step-daughter of Oscar Collazo 14. Oscar Collazo —attacked the Blair House while Truman was there 15. Rafael Cancel Miranda —participant, 1954 attack on Congress 16. Irvin Flores Rodríguez —same as above 17. Doña Consuelo Corretjer* —widow of "Comandante" Juan Antonio Corretjer 18. José Luis Rodríguez —served time in prison 19. Alberto Rodríguez Santana —serving time in prison 20. Norberto Cintrón Fiallo —victim of Federal Grand Jury 21. Sylvia Maldonado —AFSC staff, house searched by FBI 22. Jorge A. Farinacci García —one of Hartford Sixteen, arrested during raid of August 30, 1985 23. Tinti Deyá y Alexis Massol —opposing 2020 Plan 24. Neftalí García Industrial Mission, environmental expert 25. Francisco Matos Paoli —educator and outstanding poet 26. Andrés Jiménez —Jíbaro singer and composer 27. Arturo Meléndez —UPR (University of Puerto Rico) professor, president, University Professors Association 28. Iván O. Hernández —Psychologist 29. Alfonso Damman —priest, founding member of PRISA and union worker 30. Lydia Milagros González CEREP, author of La Otra Cara de Puerto Rico 31. Obispo Antulio Parrilla-Bonilla —Catholic Bishop and author 32. Padre Pedro Del Valle Tirado —deposed Episcopal priest 33. Obispo Francisco Reus Froylán —retired Episcopal Bishop of Puerto Rico 34. Padre André Trevathan —Episcopal priest 35. Jorge Luis Landing —mason, lawyer 36. Ada Rivera Ruiz y Miguel González Rodríguez —founders of "Villa Sin Miedo" 37. Roberto Resto Piñero —leader of Villa Sin Miedo 38. Ramón "Chino" Santiago —poet and philosopher of Villa Sin Miedo 39. Rafael Hernández Ramos —poet 40. Rubén Berríos Martínez —President of the Independence Party and former Senator 41. Juan Mari Bras —lawyer, former Secretary General of Socialist Party 42. Carlos Gallisá —Secretary General of Socialist Party 43. Jorge Rodríguez Beruff —professor; authority on militarism in Puerto Rico 44. Ismael Guadalupe —native of Vieques 45. Richard Levins —professor, Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Department, Harvard School of Public Health 46. Margarita Pérez —director of Proyecto Caribeño Para Justicia y Paz (AFSC) 47. Carlos Zenón President of Vieques Fishermen's Association, protestor against U.S. Navy occupation of Vieques 48. Piri Thomas —author and poet 49. Ruth Reynolds* —long-time American activist for independence References and Resources