Jeremy Varon (77 page)

314n3.
See also
Days of Rage

tion), 81, 83–84, 151–59, 171–73,

The Weather Underground
documentary,

179–87, 291–301, 340n173

15

Wuster, George, 234

Weber, Max, 91, 101, 272–73, 274,

327n92

Yippies, 26, 38; Albert, 86; Chicago

“We Can Be Together” (Jefferson

Democratic convention demon-

Airplane), 164

strations (1968), 26–27, 61, 106;

Weisbecker, Thomas, 208, 210

Justice Department demonstration,

Weiss, Larry, 144, 190–91, 295; arrest,

117; J2M like, 236; mirroring dom-

333n13; Days of Rage, 79, 111; and

inant culture, 168; Palmer, 119, 148,

New York townhouse explosion, 187

309; SDS and, 61; vs. Vietnam War,

Weiss, Peter, 66

129–30, 137, 138, 142, 147.
See also

Wells, Tom, 121, 143–45, 146, 147

Hoffman, Abbie; Rubin, Jerry

Die Welt,
264

“You Don’t Need a Weatherman to Know

“We Must Search for Something New”

Which Way the Wind Blows,” 49

(RAF), 306

Yurick, Sol, 127–28, 142, 329n37

West Germany.
See
Federal Republic of

Germany (FRG)

Zeigler, Ron, 330n66

Wexler, Haskell, 293

Zizek, Slavoj, 309–10

Text:

10/13 Sabon

Display:

Sabon

Indexer:

Barbara Roos

Compositor:

Integrated Composition Systems

Printer:

Maple-Vail Manufacturing Group

The triumphant Weathermen, now in charge of the Students for a Democratic Society, at the podium of the June 1969 SDS National Convention. Bernardine Dorhn is in the center; Mark Rudd and Susan Stern are to her left. [David Fenton]

Arrest photos of Bill

Ayers, Bernardine Dohrn,

and Jeff Jones. [Chicago

Historical Society]

Weathermen marching at the October 1969 Days of Rage. J.J., the main author of the

“Weatherman” statement, is at the center, wearing a helmet. Terry Robbins, who died in the townhouse blast in March 1970, is to his left. [David Fenton]

Weatherwomen marching through Chicago’s Grant Park during the “Women’s Militia” action at the Days of Rage. Kathy Wilkerson is on the left, wearing a white helmet and holding a Viet Cong flag. [David Fenton]

Weatherwoman being arrested during the Days of Rage. [David Fenton]

Assistant Corporation Counsel Richard Elrod just after suffering a paralyzing injury on October 10, 1969, the most violent of the Days of Rage. [David Fenton]

Illinois Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton addresses a Chicago rally in 1969. Bobby Rush, who later became a U.S. congressman, is to his right. [Paul Sequiera]

The bed in which Fred Hampton was shot and killed by Chicago police on December 4, 1969. Hampton’s assassination prompted the Weathermen to go underground in the weeks following. [Paul Sequiera]

Anonymous Weatherwoman during the Days of Rage. [Paul Sequiera]