| 12 Sèptèmber 1964 |
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Malcolm X
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The Saturday Evening Post publishes an excerpt from Malcolm’s autobiography
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| 2 Sèptèmber 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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The Justice Department asks the FBI to examine Malcolm’s foreign advocacy
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| 1 Sèptèmber 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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A civil court orders Malcolm’s family to leave their Queens home
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| 7 Yüli 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm reports another attempt on his life to New York police
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| 5 Yüli 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm speaks at the second OAAU rally in New York
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| 3 Yüli 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm reports a possible assault outside his Queens home
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| 30 Yüni 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm writes to Martin Luther King Jr. offering support
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| 28 Yüni 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm launches the Organization of Afro-American Unity
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| 26 Yüni 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm publishes an open letter urging an end to hostilities
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| 25 Yüni 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm frames civil rights as a human-rights struggle on radio
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| 21 Yüni 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm previews a new organization at an MMI rally
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| 15 Yüni 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm testifies in the Nation of Islam eviction case
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| 12 Yüni 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm speaks on Boston radio about peace and political struggle
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| 8 Yüni 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Mike Wallace interviews Malcolm about the Nation of Islam and Black liberation
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| 7 Yüni 1964 |
Estadonan Uni
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm addresses an MMI rally amid escalating conflict with the NOI
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