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Author Martin, Malachi.

Title The keys of this blood : the struggle for world dominion between Pope John Paul II, Mikhail Gorbachev, and the capitalist West / Malachi Martin.

Publication Info. New York : Simon and Schuster, [1990]
©1990

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Location Call No. Status
 Farmington, Main Library - Adult Department  909.828 MAR    Check Shelf
 New Britain, Main Library - Non Fiction  320.947 M36    Check Shelf
 West Hartford, Noah Webster Library - Non Fiction  909.828 M    Check Shelf
Description 734 pages ; 25 cm
Note Includes index.
Contents Geopolitics of power: Arena: "Everything must change!" -- Nobody's Pope -- Into the Arena: Poland -- Visible man -- Keys of this blood -- Lay of the Land: Morality of Nations: Whatever happened to sinful structures? -- Morality of Nations: Rich man, poor man -- Morality of nations: ...Beggerman, thief -- Champions of hammer and sickle: Hall of heroes -- Karl Marx -- V.I. Lenin -- Joseph Stalin -- Antonio Gramsci: Haunting of East and West -- ...with interdependence and development for all -- Provincial globalists -- Piggyback globalists -- Genuine globalists: From Alabama to Zambia, let/s hear it for cornflakes -- Shifting ground: Forces of the "New Order": Secularism -- Forces of the "New Order" Two models of a geopolitical house -- Diplomatic connivance -- "Cold-eyed, I contemplate the world" -- "New thinking" -- Vatican summit -- "New architecture" -- Millennium endgame -- Geopolitics of faith: Vision of the servant: Polishness and Papacy -- Pacts of Polishness -- Pacts of Extinction -- Papal training ground:"Deus Vicit!" -- Papal training ground: Under the sign of solidarnosc -- Politics of faith -- Politics of papacy -- In the final analysis -- Protocol of salvation: Judas complex -- Triple weakness -- Scenario: Consistory.
Subject John Paul II, Pope, 1920-2005.
Gorbachev, Mikhail Sergeevich, 1931-2022
Catholic Church and world politics.
World politics -- 1985-1995.
ISBN 0671691740
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