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KLEHR, HARVEY.Harvey Klehr papers, 1901-2004

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Creator: Klehr, Harvey.Title: Harvey Klehr papers, 1901-2004Call Number: Manuscript Collection No. 664Extent: 87.75 linear feet (111 boxes), 1 oversized papers box (OP), and AV Masters:

1 linear foot (1 box)Abstract: Papers of author and history professor Harvey Klehr, including research files

relating to American communism and Soviet espionage in the United States.Language: Materials in English and Russian.

Administrative Information

Restrictions on AccessSpecial restrictions apply: Greensboro (N.C.) Case Files (Series 3) closed indefinitely to allresearchers except donor without express permission of donor. All records related to this case areunder court seal.

Special restrictions apply: Correspondence files in Collected Research Materials (Series 4) areclosed until January 2, 2021.

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No reproductions from Charles Taylor oral history interview (Series 4) shall be provided.Requests shall be referred to the Columbia University Oral History Collection holder of theoriginal interview.

SourceGift, 1981 with subsequent additions.

Citation[after identification of item(s)], Harvey Klehr papers, Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, andRare Book Library, Emory University.

ProcessingProcessed by Virginia J. H. Cain, May 1989.

Significant additions arranged and described at the file level by Taylor Thomas, October 2016.

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Collection Description

Biographical NoteHarvey E. Klehr (1933- ) is the Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Politics and History at EmoryUniversity. He was born on December 25, 1945 in Newark, New Jersey. He received hisundergraduate degree from Franklin and Marshall College in 1967, and obtained a Ph.D. fromthe University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1971. Klehr has written over a dozen books onthe history of American communism and Soviet espionage in the United States.

Scope and Content NoteThe collection consists of research files accumulated by Harvey Klehr relating to Americancommunism and Soviet espionage in the United States. The files include printed materials,Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) files, materials relating to the 1979 Greensboro (N.C.)Massacre, collected research files, and unprocessed additions. Printed material includes selectedradical periodicals, books and pamphlets accumulated by Klehr during his research. TheFBI files, released under the terms of FOIA, concern organizations, topics, and individualsassociated with American Communism. The Greensboro, North Carolina files relate to Waltersvs. Butkovich, United States District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina, 1984.The unprocessed additions include oral history interviews with Oliver Carlson and CharlesTaylor; photocopies of early files of the Communist Party of the United States of Americaincluding letters, minutes, and reports from 1921-1922; "most secret" communications betweenCommunists Party operatives from 1934-1937; Russian archives materials; photocopies ofscholarly articles on communism in the United States of America, as well as Soviet espionage;subject files on individuals involved in the Amerasia Affair; collected materials on the

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dissolution of the Communist Party of the United States of America, including obituaries andclippies; and correspondence.

Arrangement NoteOrganized into five series: (1) Printed material, (2) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) files,(3) Greensboro (N.C.) Massacre case files, (4) Collected research materials, and (5) Audiovisualmaterials.


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Description of Series

Series 1: Printed material, 1901-1977Subseries 1.1: Periodicals, 1948-1967Subseries 1.2: Printed material by publishers, 1901-1953Subseries 1.3: Printed material by authors, 1918-1977

Series 2: Federal Bureau of Investigation FOIPA filesSeries 3: Greensboro (N.C.) Massacre files, 1984Series 4: Collected research materialSeries 5: Audiovisual materials


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Series 1Printed material, 1901-1977Boxes 1-41, OP1

Scope and Content NoteThe series consists of printed radical literature including periodicals, booklets, and pamphletsaccumulated by Klehr during his research on American Communism.

Arrangement NoteOrganized into three subseries: (1.1) Periodicals, (1.2) Printed material by publishers, and (1.3)Printed material by authors.


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Subseries 1.1Periodicals, 1948-1967Box 1-2 (folder 5), OP1

The Far Fast SpotlightBox Folder Content

1 1 Vol. 4, No. 2 (July 1948)1 1 Vol. 4, No. 3 (September 1948)1 1 Vol. 6, No. 3 (October 1950)

Studies on the Left1 2 Vol. 1, No. 1 (Fall 1959)1 2 Vol. 2, No. 2 (1961)1 3 Vol. 2, No. 3 (1962)1 3 Vol. 3, No. 1 (1962)1 4 Vol. 3, No. 2 (1963)1 4 Vol. 3, No. 3 (1963)1 5 Vol. 3, No. 4 (1963)1 5 Vol. 4, No. 1 (1964)1 6 Vol. 4, No. 2 (1964)1 6 Vol. 4, No. 3 (1964)1 7 Vol. 4, No. 4 (1964)1 7 Vol. 5, No. 1 (1965)2 1 Vol. 5, No. 2 (1965)2 1 Vol. 5, No. 3 (1965)2 2 Vol. 5, No. 4 (1965)2 2 Vol. 6, No. 1 (1966)2 3 Vol. 6, No. 2 (1966)2 3 Vol. 6, No. 3 (1966) (2 copies)2 4 Vol. 6, No. 4 (1966)2 4 Vol. 6, No. 5 (1966)2 4 Vol. 6, No. 6 (1966)2 5 Vol. 7, No. 1 (1967)2 5 Vol. 7, No. 2 (1967)

Securities and the Fourth InternationalOP1 1 1976 (two issues), August 1977, 1977 March 1978


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Subseries 1.2Printed material by publishers, 1901-1953Box 2 (folder 6)-Box 4 (folder 6)

International Publishers (New York)Box Folder Content

2 6 The Dictatorship of the Proletariat, 19363 1 Strategy and Tactics of the Proletarian Revolution, 19363 2 What is Leninism?, 1936

Charles H. Kerr and Company (Chicago)3 3 Engles, Frederick. Feuerbach: The Roots of the Socialist Philosophy, 19033 4 Engles, Frederick. The Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State,

19023 5 Kautasky, Karl. The Social Revolution, 19023 6 La Monte, Robert Rivers. Socialism: Positive and Negative, 19073 7 Lewis, Arthur M. Evolution: Social and Organic, 19074 1 Liebknect, Wilhelm. Karl Marx: Biographical Memoirs, 19014 2 Marx, Karl. The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, 19134 3 Moore, Howard. The Law of Biogenisis, 19144 4 Plechanoff, George. Anarchism and Socialism, 1907

Political Education Series - Foreign Languages Publishing House (Moscow)4 5 No. 2: The Great October Socialist Revolution, 19524 5 No. 7: The Soviet Socialist State, 19514 5 No. 8: The United Family of Soviet Peoples, 19534 5 No. 10: The Structure of the Communist Party if the Soviet Union, 19514 6 No. 11: The Soviet Union is the Bulwark of Peace, Democracy, and Socialism,

19524 6 No. 12: The Soviet People in the Struggle to Rehabilitate and Further Develop

the National Economy U.S.S.R. in the Postwar Period, 19524 6 No. 13: Our Goal is Communism, 1952


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Subseries 1.3Printed material by authors, 1918-1977Box 4 (folder 7)-Box 41

Arrangement NoteArranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content

4 7 Aaron, Harold. Coughs and Colds. New York: Consumers Union of UnitedStates, no date

4 7 Abel, I. W. The Developing Crisis in International Trade. Washington D.C.:Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO, 1970.

4 7 Abt, John J. How is the Time. New York: Gus Hall - Benjamin J. Davis DefenseCommittee, no date

4 7 Abt, John J. The Activity of the World Federation of Democratic Youth, 1949.4 8 Adoratsky, V. The History of the Communist Manifesto. New York: International

Publishers, 1938.4 8 Afonin, A. A Short History of the Young Communist League of the Soviet Union.

Moscow: Co-Operative Publishing Society of Foreign Workers in the U.S.S.R.,1934.

4 8 Agronoff, Michael, et al. Jewish Identity: Dialogue with Jewish Youth. JewishCurrents reprint, 1967.

4 8 All China Union. Paris: Asie-Asia - Shudian, no date5 1 Allen, Charles R., Jr. German Hand on the Nuclear Trigger. New York: Marzani

and Munsell, Inc., 1966.5 1 Allen, James S. Atomic Energy and Society. New York: International Publishers,

1949.5 1 Allen, James S. The Cartel System. New York: International Publishers, 1946.5 1 Allen, James S. The United States and the Common Market. New York: New

Century Publishers, 1962.5 2 Allen, James S. Who Owns America? New York: New Century Publishers, 1946.5 2 Allen, James S. World Cooperation and Postwar Prosperity. New York: New

Century Publishers, 1945.5 2 Allen, James S. The American Way to Jobs, Peace, Equal Rights and

Democracy. New York: New Century Publishers, 1954.5 2 Allen, James S. America's Share in Japan's War Guilt. New York: American

Committee for non-Participation in Japanese Aggression, no date5 3 Amosov, V. A. Quarter of a Century at the Open-Hearth Furnace. Moscow:

Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1951.5 3 Amosov, V. A. Apologists for Monopoly. New York: International Publishers,

1955.


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5 3 Aptheker, Bettina. Big Business and the American University. New York: NewOutlook Publishers, 1966.

5 3 Aptheker, Herbert. The American Civil War. New York: International Publishers,1961.

5 4 Aptheker, Herbert. Class Consciousness in the United States. New Times reprint,1959.

5 4 Aptheker, Herbert. Communism: Menace or Promise? New York: New CenturyPublishers, 1963.

5 4 Aptheker, Herbert. Dr. Martin Luther King, Vietnam, and Civil Rights. NewYork: New Outlook Publishers, 1967.

5 4 Aptheker, Herbert. The Fraud of "Soviet Anti-Semitism". New York: NewCentury Publishers, 1962.

5 4 Aptheker, Herbert. John Brown: American Martyr, 1859-1959. New York: NewCentury Publishers, 1960.

5 4 Aptheker, Herbert. The Labor Movement in the South During Slavery. NewYork: International Publishers, no date

5 4 Aptheker, Herbert. Negro History: Its Lessons for Our Time. New York NewCentury Publishers, 1956.

5 4 Aptheker, Herbert. On the Nature of Revolution: The Marxist Theory of SocialChange. New York: New Century Publishers, 1959.

5 5 Aptheker, Herbert. Racism and Reaction in the United States: Two MarxismStudies. New York: New Outlook Publishers, 1971.

5 5 Aptheker, Herbert. Reality and Mythology in Today's Japan. New York: NewCentury Publishers, 1961.

5 5 Aptheker, Herbert. Since Sputnik: How Americans View the Soviet Union. NewCentury Publishers, 1959. The United States and China: Peace or War? NewYork: New Century Publishers, 1958.

5 6 Aptheker, Herbert. Why Defend the Rights of Communists? New York: NewCentury Publishers, 1949.

5 6 Aptheker, Herbert. Are We Losing Our Civil Liberties in Our Search forSecurity? New York: American Civil Liberties Union, 1952.

5 6 Ausebel, Nathan. Jewish Culture in America. New York: New CenturyPublishers, 1948.

5 6 Axelrad, Rabbi Albert S. The Black Panthers, Jews, and Israel. New York:Jewish Currents, 1971.

5 7 Bachrach, Marion. Amnesty! New York: New Century Publishers, 1952.5 7 Bachrach, Marion. The Federal Jury is Stacked Against You. New York:

Communist Party Defense Committee, 1949.5 7 Bachrach, Marion. You are on Trial. New York: New Century Publishers, 1949.5 7 Baran, Felix. Peace and Price Cuts Too! New York: New Century Publishers,

1951.


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5 8 Barnes, Julia. Why Racism is Used Against Welfare Programs. New York: NewOutlook Publishers, 1971.

5 8 Barou, N. The Jews in Work and Trade. London: Trades Advisory Council, 1946.5 8 Barr, Stringfellow. Let's Join the Human Race. Chicago: University of Chicago

Press, 1953.5 8 Bedacht, Max. The Menace of Opportunism. Chicago: Daily Worker Publishing

Company, 1926.5 9 Bell, Patricia. Puerto Rico. New York: New Outlook Publishers, 1967.5 9 Beria, L. Fifteen Years of Soviet Georgia. Moscow: Co-operative Publishing

Society of Foreign Workers in the U.S.S. R., 1936.5 9 Beria, L. Stalin's Early Writings and Activities. New York: International

Publishers, no date5 9 Beria, L. Thirty Fourth Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution.

Washington D. C.: Embassy of the U.S.S.R., 1951.6 1 Bernal, J.D. Marx and Science. New York: International Publishers, 1952.6 1 Bernal, J.D. On Disarmament. London: London: British Peace Committee, n. d.6 1 Bernal, J.D. and Maurice Cornforth. Science for Peace and Socialism. London:

Birch Books Limited, n. d.6 1 Bessie, Alvah. The Soviet People at War. New York: American Council of

Soviet Relations, no date6 2 Biddle, Francis. Dilemmas of Liberalism. New York: Roger N. Baldwin Civil

Liberties Foundation, 1953.6 2 The Big Tax Swindle and How to Stop It. New York: New Outlook Publishers,

1969.6 2 Bittleman, Alexander. Palestine - What is the Solution? New York: Morning

Freiheit Association, ca. 1946.6 2 Black, Hugo. A Fateful Moment in our History. New York Citizen's Committee

for Constitutional Liberties, no date6 3 Blake, George. Who Pays for the Cold War? New York: New Century

Publishers, 1949.6 3 Blau, Milton. Brief Journey. New York: International Publishers, 1949.6 3 Bloice, Carl. Israel: Image and Reality. New York: New Outlook Publishers,

1973.6 3 Bobrovskaya, C. Ivan Babushkin. New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1932.6 4 Bobrovskaya, C. Provocateurs I Have Known. New York: Workers Library

Publishers, no date6 4 Bobrovskaya, C. Sverdlov: The First President of the Republic of Labor. New

York: Workers Library Publishers n. d.6 4 Bolsover, Philip. America Over Britain. New York: International Publishers,

1953.


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6 5 Bolz, Lothar. Universality as Condition and Aim of the United NationsOrganization. Berlin: Tasks of the German League for the United Nations,1964.

6 5 Borough, Reuben. Fourth of July Oration. Los Angeles, California: ThePamphleter 1955.

6 5 Boyer, Richard. Cold War Murder. New York: Civil Rights Congress, 1952.6 5 Braden, Anne. House Un-American Activities Committee: Bulwark of

Segregation. Los Angeles, California: National Committee to Abolish HouseUn-American Activities Committee, n. d.

6 6 Bradley, Hugh. Next Steps in the Struggle for Negro Freedom. New York: NewCentury Publishers, 1953.

6 6 Branson, Clive. British Soldiers in India. New York: International Publishers,1945.

6 6 Branson, Clive. Britain's Labour Movement. Lawrence and Wishart, no date6 6 Buchner, Johannes. The Agent Provocateur in the Labour Movement. New York:

Workers Library Publishers, no date6 7 Buchwald, N. and R. Bishop. From Peasant to Collective Farmer, 1933.6 7 Buck, Tim. Thirty Years, 1922-1952: The Story of the Communist Movement in

Canada. Toronto: Progress Books, 1952.6 7 Buddish, J.M. Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. United Committee to Commemorate the

Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, no date6 7 Bulganin, N. A. Report on Directives of the 20th Congress of the C.P.S. U.

for the Sixth FiveYear Plan for the Development of the U.S.S.R., 1956-1960.Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1956.

6 8 Bulganin, N.A. and N. S. Khrushchev. Report to the Supreme Soviet on the Visitto India, Burma, and Afghanistan. New York: New Century Publishers, 1956.

6 8 Burchett. Wilfred. My Visit to the Liberated Zones of South Vietnam. Hanoi:Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1966.

6 8 Burns, Emile. What is Marxism. New York: International Publishers, 1957.6 8 Burton, Bernard. A New Depression? New York: New Century Publishers, 1949.7 1 Buryat-Mongolia. New York: International Publishers, 1936.7 1 Cacchione, Peter V. Five Cent Fare or Ten Cent Fare: Which is Fair? New

York: Peter V. Cacchione, no date7 1 Cacchione, Peter V. How to Save the Five Cent Fare. New York: Peter V.

Cacchione, no date7 1 Cacchione, Peter V. Is Drew Guilty? New York: Peter V. Cacchione, no date7 1 Cachin, Marcel. Science and Religion. New York: International Publishers, 1946.7 2 Caller, Fay. In Freedom's Cause: Soviet Youth at War. New York: New Age

Publishers, 1943.7 2 Caller, Fay. Calling All Tenants! New York: City-Wide Tenants Council, ca.

1939.7 2 Cannon, James P. The I. W. W. New York: Pioneer Publishers, 1956.


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7 2 Castro, Fidel. The Cuban Revolution, National Liberation, and the Soviet Union.New York: New Outlook Publishers, 1974.

7 3 Castro, Fidel. History Will Absolve me! n.p,: no date,7 3 Catalogue. New York: New Century publishers, 1961.7 3 The Challenge of Labor. New York: New Century Publishers, 1960.7 3 Chapman, Abraham. Nazi Penetration in America. New York: American League

for Peace and Democracy, 1939.7 4 Chapman, Abraham. The North Atlantic Pact. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1949.7 4 Chekalin, M. The National Question in the Soviet Union. New York: Workers

Library Publishers, 1941.7 4 Clark, Joseph, and William Weinstone. The Atom Bomb and You. New York:

New Century Publishers, 1950.7 4 Clark, Joseph, and William Weinstone. Geneva: Road to Peace. New York: New

Century Publishers, 1955 57 5 Clark, Joseph, and William Weinstone. Hell-Bomb or Peace? New York: New

Century Publishers, 1950.7 5 Clark, Joseph, and William Weinstone. Must There be War? New York: New

Century Publishers, 1951.7 5 Clark, Joseph, and William Weinstone. What's Behind the Berlin Crisis? New

York: New Century Publishers, 1948.7 5 Clark, Joseph, and William Weinstone. Who Wants War? New York: New

Century Publishers, 1951.7 6 Colodny, Robert. Spain and Vietnam. New York: Veterans of the Abraham

Lincoln Brigade, 1967.7 6 Colon, Clara. Enter Fighting: Today's Woman. New York: New Outlook

Publishers, 1970.7 6 Conflict in Indo-China. New York: Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern

Policy, no date7 6 Connecticut and the 1954 Elections. Bridgeport, Conn.: Communist Party of

Connecticut, no date7 7 The Constitution anti By Laws of the Communist Party of the United States. New

York: Workers Library Publishers, 1949.7 7 The Constitution of the United States. New York: International Publishers, 1937.7 7 Constitution of the U.S.S.R. New York: International Publishers, 1937.7 7 Continuous Working Week: The U.S.S.R. in Construction. Friends of the Soviet

Union, no date7 8 Cooper, Leo, Universal Military Training. New York: New Century Publishers,

1948.7 8 Comforth, Maurice. Dialectical Materialism and Science. London: Lawrence and

Wisehart, 1949.


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7 8 Comforth, Maurice. Materialism and the Dialectical Method. New York:International Publishers, 195 3.

7 8 Critics Group: Dialectics. New York: Critics Group no date7 9 The Cult of the Individual. Chicago: Chicago Council of American-Soviet

Friendship, 1956.7 9 Darcy, Samuel Adams. The Battle for Production. New York: Workers Library

Publishers, 1942.7 9 Davidow, Mike. Life Without Landlords. New York: New Outlook Publishers,

1973.7 9 Davis, Benjamin J. The Negro People on the March. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1956.7 10 Davis, Benjamin J. Ben Davis on the McCarran Act. New York: The Gus-Hall-

Benjamin J. Davis Defense Committee, no date7 10 Davis, Benjamin J. Must Negro-Americans Wait Another Hundred Years for

Freedom? New York: New Century Publishers, 1963.7 10 Davis, Benjamin J. Upsurge in the South. New York: New Century Publishers,

1960.7 10 Davis, Benjamin J. Why I am a Communist. New York: New Century Publishers,

1947.7 11 Davis, Jerome, et al. Towards World Peace. Foundation for Promoting World

Peace, no date7 11 The Declaration of Havana. The 26th of July Movement. no date7 11 Defense of Socialism: Supreme Internationalist Duty. Moscow: Novisti Press

Agency, 1968.7 11 A Democratic Way out of the Crisis in Education. New York: Communist Party

of New York State, 1964.8 1 Dennis, Eugene. America at the Crossroads. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1945.8 1 Dennis, Eugene. The Fascist Danger and How to Combat It. New York: New

Century Publishers, 1948.8 1 Dennis, Eugene. "I Challenge the Un-Americans". New York: Communist Party,

1947.8 1 Dennis, Eugene. The People Against the Trusts. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1946.8 2 Dennis, Eugene. The Red-Baiters Menace America. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1946.8 2 Dennis, Eugene. What America Faces. New York: New Century Publishers,

1946.8 2 Dennis, Eugene. The Diary of General Crow. New York: The Hour Publishers,

1952.8 2 Dennis, Eugene. Dig we Must! Into the Coal Operator's Profits! New York: New

Outlook Publishers, 1970.


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8 3 Dimitroff, Georgi. The Legal System of German Fascism. New York: WorkersLibrary Publishers, 1936.

8 3 Dimitroff, Georgi. United Front Against Fascism. New York: New CenturyPublishers, 1947.

8 3 Dimitroff, Georgi. Working-Class Unity-Bulwark Against Fascism. New York:Workers Library Publishers, 1935.

8 3 Dobb, Maurice. Capitalism Yesterday and Today. London: Lawrence andWishart, 1959.

8 4 Dobb, Maurice. Marx as an Economist. New York: International Publishers,1945.

8 4 Dobb, Maurice. Soviet Economy and the War. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1943.

8 4 Dobb, Maurice. Soviet Planning and Labor in Peace and War. New York:International Publishers, 1943.

8 4 Documentation on the Question of West Berlin. Berlin: Ministry of ForeignAffairs, German Democratic Republic, 1964.

8 5 Doherty, Robert W. Thomas J. Hagetery, the Church, and Socialism. Ithaca,New York: New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, no date

8 5 Douglass, Frederick. Negroes and the National War Effort. New York: WorkersLibrary Publishers, 1942.

8 5 Draft Resolution for the l6th National Convention of the Communist Party,U.S.A. New York: New Century Publishers, 1956.

8 5 Duan, Le. On Socialist Revolution in Vietnam. Hanoi: Foreign LanguagesPublishing House, 1965.

8 6 DuBois, W.E.B. I Take my Stand for Peace. New York: Masses and Mainstream,1951.

8 6 Dunham, Barrows, Thinkers and Treasurers. New York: Monthly Press Review,1960.

8 6 Dunn, Robert W. American Company Unions. Chicago: Trade UnionEducational League, n.d,

8 6 Dutt, R. Palme. The Meaning of the General Strike. London: Communist Party ofGreat Britain, no date

8 7 Dutt, R. Palme. Whither China? New York: New Outlook Publishers, 1967.8 7 Eaton, John. Economics of Peace and War. New York: International Publishers,

1953.8 7 Edelman, Judy. Women on the Job: The Communist View. New York: New

Outlook Publishers, 1973.8 7 Edelman, Judy. Women on the Job: A Marxist-Leninist View. New York: New

Outlook Publishers, 1970.9 1 Engles, Frederick. Herr Eugen Duhrig's Revolution in Science. New York:

International Publishers, 1939.


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9 2 Engles, Frederick. The British Labour Movement. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1940.

9 2 Engles, Frederick. On Historical Materialism. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1940.

9 3 Engles, Frederick. The Peasant War in Germany. Moscow: Foreign LanguagesPublishing house, 1956.

9 4 Engles, Frederick. Principles of Communism. Chicago: Daily Worker PublishingCo., 1925.

9 4 Engles, Frederick. Socialism: Utopian and Scientific. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1935 (2 copies).

9 4 Englestein, David and Carl Hirsch. A Tale of Two Workers. New York: NewCentury Publishers, 1949.

9 5 Epstein, Israel. We Build the Ming Tombs Dam. Far East Reporter, no date9 5 Ercoli, M. The Fight for Peace. New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1935,

The Farm Crisis. New York: New Century Publishers, 1955.9 5 Fast, Howard. Intellectuals in the Fight for Peace. New York: Masses and

Mainstream, 1949.9 6 Fast, Howard. May Day, 1947. New York: United May Day Committee, 1947.9 6 Fast, Howard. May Day, 1951. New York: United Labor and People's Committee

for May Day, 1951.9 6 Feely, Raymond. Just What is Communism? New York: Paulist Press, 1935.9 6 Feldman, Eugene. James T Rapier: Negro Congressman from Alabama.

Louisville, Kentucky: Southern Newsletter, no date9 7 The Fire Blazes. Hanoi: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1965.9 7 Fire Trial. Hanoi: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1965.9 7 The First Man in Space. New York: Crosscurrents Press, Inc., 1961.9 7 Fischer, Ernst. What is Socialism? New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1940.10 1 The Five Cent Fare in Danger. New York: Civil Research Bureau, no date10 1 Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley. Debs, Haywood, Ruthenberg. New York: Workers

Library Publishers, 1939.10 1 Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Speaks to the Court. New York:

New Century Publishers, 1952.10 1 Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley. Freedom Begins at Home. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1961.10 2 Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley. The Plot to Gag America. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1950.10 2 Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley. The Twelve And You. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1948.10 2 Foner, Philip, ed. Abraham Lincoln: Selections from his Writings. New York:

International Publishers, 1944.10 2 Foner, Philip. Morale Education in the American Army. New York: International

Publishers, 1944.


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10 3 Foner, Philip, ed. Thomas Jefferson: Selections from his Writings. New York:International Publishers, 1943.

10 3 Forman, James. 1967: High Tide of Black Resistance. n.p.: no date10 3 Foster, William Z. A Letter to Congress: Defeat the Anti-Labor Smith Bill. New

York: New Century Publishers, 1952.10 3 Foster, William Z. Historical Advance of World Socialism. New York:

International Publishers, 1960.10 4 Foster, William Z. The New Europe. New York: International Publishers, 1947.10 4 Foster, William Z. Organized Labor Faces the New World. New York: New

Century Publishers, 1945.10 4 Foster, William Z. The Twilight of World Capitalism. New York: International

Publishers, 1949.10 5 Fox, Ralph. Marx, Engels, Lenin on Ireland. New York: International Publishers,

1940.10 5 Fox, Ralph. Marx, Engels, Lenin on the Irish Revolution. New York: Workers

Library Publishers, no date10 5 Free Speech for Gl's. New York: Committee to Defend the Rights of Pfc. Petric.,

1967.10 6 Frey, Sofia. The Truth about Jews in the Soviet Union. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1949.10 6 Friedman, Robert. How's Your Health? New York: New Century Publishers,

1947.10 6 Fundamentals of Soviet Civil Legislation and Civic Procedure. Moscow:

Progress Publishers, 1968.10 7 Gallacher, William. The Case for Communism. Harmondsworth, England:

Penguin Books, 1949.10 7 Gannett, Betty. End the War in Vietnam. New York: New Outlook Publishers,

1965.10 7 Garaudy, Roger. Literature of the Graveyard. New York: International

Publishers, 1948.10 7 Gates, John. On Guard Against Browderism, Titoism, Trotskyism. New York:

New Century Publishers, 1951.10 7 Gates, John. The South: The Nation's Problem. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1948.11 1 German Miners in the Don Bas. New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1931.11 1 Gheorghiu-Dej, George. Speech to the National Conference of Miners. State

Publishing House, 1952.11 1 Giap, General V. Nguyen. The South Vietnamese People Shall Win. Hanoi:

Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1965.11 2 Goldman, Josef. Czechoslovakia: Test Case of Nationalization. Prague: Orbis,

1947.11 2 Gorky, Maxism. Days with Lenin. New York: International Publishers, 1932.


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11 2 Gorky, Maxism. To American Intellectuals. International Pamphlets, no date11 3 The Great Train Robbery. Hemstead, New York: Communist Party, no date11 3 Green, Gil. Are Cops the Answer? New York: Communist Party, 1968.11 3 Green, Gil. Terrorism: Is it Revolutionary? New York: New Outlook Publishers,

1970.11 3 Green, James J. Wendell Phillips. New York: International Publishers, 1943.11 3 Green, William. A Great American Institution. Washington, D.C.: American

Federation of Labor, 1930.11 4 Greene, Felix. The Chinese Case. New York: Maud Russell, no date11 4 Griswold, Erwin. The Fifth Amendment Today. Cambridge: Harvard University,

1955.11 4 Gromoyko, A. Policy of Realism. Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, ca.

1966.11 4 Hall, Gus. Capitalism on the Skids to Oblivion. New York: New Outlook

Publishers, 197211 5 Hall, Gus. Catholics and Communists: Elements of a Dialogue. New York:

Political affairs Publishers, 1964.11 5 Hall, Gus. The Colonial Plunder of Puerto Rico. New York: New Outlook

Publishers, 1972.11 5 Hall, Gus. Communism: Mankind's Bright Future. New York: New Outlook

Publishers, 1966.11 5 Hall, Gus. The Erosion of U.S. Capitalism in the '70s. New York: New Outlook

Publishers, 1971.11 6 Hall, Gus. For a Meaningful Alternative. New York: New Outlook Publishers,

1967.11 6 Hall, Gus. For a Radical Change: The Communist View. New York: New

Outlook Publishers, 1966.11 6 Hall, Gus. Hands of Korea and Formosa. New York: New Century Publishers,

1950.11 6 Hall, Gus. Hard Hats and Hard Facts. New York: New Outlook Publishers,

1970.11 7 Hall, Gus. The High Crimes and Misdemeanors of Monopoly Capitalism. New

York: New Outlook Publishers, 1974.11 7 Hall, Gus. The House of Imperialism is Crumbling. New York: New Outlook

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Union. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1956.26 2 Revai, Jozsef. Lukacs and Socialist Realism. London: Fore Publications, 1950.26 2 Revolution in Iraq. Society of Graduates of American Universities in Iraq, 1959.26 2 The Revolutionary Legacy of the Paris Commune and the Present Day. Moscow:

Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, 1971.26 3 Revolutionary Theory is a Guide to Action. Moscow: Novosti Press Agency

Publishing House, ca. 1964.26 3 Richards, Paul. Spotlight on Germany. New York: New Century Publishers,

1948.26 3 Rights of Women--Defense of Children--Peace. Berlin: Women's International

Democratic Federation, no date26 3 Robertson, Archibald. Socialism and Religion: An Essay. London: Lawrence and

Wishart, 1960.26 4 Robeson, Paul. For Freedom and Peace. New York: Council on African Affairs,

1949,26 4 Robeson, Paul. Forge-Negro Labor Unity for Peace and Jobs. New York:

Harlem Trade Union Council, 1950.26 4 Robeson, Mrs. Paul. What Do the People of Africa Want? New York: Council on

African Affairs, ca. 1945.26 4 Roca, Blas. The Cuban Revolution. New York: New Century Publishers, 1961.26 5 Rochester, Anna. Capitalism and Progress. New York: International Publishers,

1945.26 5 Rochester, Anna. The Nature of Capitalism. New York: International Publishers,

1946.26 5 Rochester, Anna. The Populist Movement in the United States. New York:

International Publishers, 1943.26 6 Rochet, Waldeck. United Action Towards a True Democracy. n.p.: no date


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26 6 Rockman, Joseph. Broaden the Fight for Peace and Democracy. New York:New Century Pblishers, 1952.

26 6 Rodrigues, Carlos Rafael. Jose Marti and Cuban Liberation. New York:Iternational Publishers, 1953.

26 6 Rosenberg, Ethel and Julius. Death House Letters. New York: Jero PublishingCompany, 1953.

27 1 Ross, M. A History of Soviet Foreign Policy. New York Workers LibraryPublishers, 1940.

27 1 Rossi, Carlo. In the Dungeons of Mussolini. New York: Italian Patronati, 1936.27 1 Rudas, L. Dialectical Materialism and Communism. London: Labour Monthly

Pamphlets, 934,27 1 Russell, Maud. New People in New China. New York: Maud Russell, no date27 2 Sayers, Michael and Albert Kahn. The Plot Against Peace. New. New York

Book Find Club, 145.27 3 Schappes, Morris U. Anti-Semitism and Reaction, 1795-1800. Philadelphia:

Jewish Publication Society, no date27 3 Schappes, Morris U. The Jewish Question and the Left. New York: Jewish

Currents, 1970.27 3 Schappes, Morris U. Problems of Jewish Culture. New York: School of Jewish

Studies, 1950.27 3 Schlauch, Margaret. Who are the Aryans? New York: Anti-fascist Literature

Committee, no date27 4 Schrank, Robert. This is Aimed at You. New York: New York State Council of

the International Association of Machinists, no date27 4 Schuman, Frederick. The Devil and Jimmy Byrnes. New York: Soviet Russia

Today, 1948,27 4 Scientific Session on the Physiological Teachings of Academician J.P. Pavlov.

Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1951.27 5 Second Conference on the International Trade Union Committee for Solidarity

with the Workers and People of Vietnam. Hanoi: Vietnam Federation of TradeUnions, 1965.

27 5 Segal, Edith. I Call to You Across the Continent: Poems and Songs. New York:People's artists, 1953.

27 5 Seldes, George. The Fascist Road to Ruin. New York: American League AgainstWar and Fascism, 1935.

27 5 Selected Book Catalogue. New York: Wholesale Book Corp., 1936.27 6 Selsam, Howard. Socialism and Ethics. New York: International Publishers,

1943.27 7 Sergeyev, I. The Saga of the Larelo-Finnish Republic. New York: Workers

Library Publishers, 1941.27 7 Setaro, Ricardo. Argentina: Fascist Headquarters. New York: Council for Pan

American Democracy, 1944


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27 7 Shafir. M. The People Rule. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, nodate

27 7 Shalmazarov, G. Socialism and Equality. Moscow: Foreign LanguagesPublishing House, no date

28 1 Shao-Chi, Liu. How to Be a Good Communist. Peking: Foreign LanguagesPublishing House, 1951.

28 1 Shao-Chi, Liu. How to Be a Good Communist. New York: New CenturyPublishers, 1952.

28 1 Shao-Chi, Liu. On Inner-Party Struggle. New York: New Century Publishers,1952.

28 1 Shao-Chi, Liu. The Victory of Marxism-Leninism in China. Peking: ForeignPress, 1959.

28 2 Shaw, Marvin. Student America Convenes. Political Affairs reprint, 1947.28 2 Sheppard, Col. A.W. Britain in Greece. London: League for Democracy in

Greece, no date28 2 Shields, Art. Provocateurs Against the People. New York: New Outlook

Publishers, 197228 2 Shields, Art. Unemployment. New York: New Century Publishers 1958.28 3 Sholokov, Mikail. The Science of Hatred. New York: New Age Publishers, 1943.28 3 Sibiriak, V. The Working Woman in the Soviet Union. Moscow: Co-operative

Publishing Society of Foreign Workers in the U.S.S.R., 1932.28 3 Silber, Irwin. Grasping Revolutionary Theory. New York: Weekly Guardian

Associates, 1977.28 3 The Silent Slaughter: The Role of the United States in the Indonesian Massacre.

New York: Youth Against War and Fascism, no date28 4 Sillen, Samuel. Cold War in the Classroom. New York: Masses and Mainstream,

1950.28 4 Simon, Mildred. Peace or Perish. New York: Emma Lazarus Federation of

Jewish Women's Clubs, no date28 4 Sixth Assembly - Warsaw. World Federation of Democratic Youth, 1962.28 4 Sinimov, A. Normalization of World Trade and the Monetary Problem. Moscow:

Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1952.28 5 Smith, Edwin S. Organized Labor in the Soviet Union. New York: National

Council of American-Soviet Friendship, 1944.28 5 Smith, Jack A. Unite the Many, Defeat the Few. New York: the Guardian,

1972-1973.28 5 Smith, Jessica. Jungle Law or Human Reason? New York: SRT Publications,

1949.28 5 Smith, Jessica. Negotiations: the Way to Peace. New York: New World review,

1954.28 6 The Smith Act and the Supreme Court. New York: American Civil Liberties

Union, 1952.


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28 6 Smolyakov, B. Odessa Dockers. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House,1953.

28 6 Social Insurance in the US.S.R. Moscow: A.U.C.C.T.U. Publishing House, 1952.28 6 Solovyova, M.G. Shifts in the Distribution and National Composition of the USA

Population in the XX Century. Moscow: Nauka Publishing House, 1964.28 7 Son, Truong. Five Lessons of a Great Victory. Hanoi: Foreign Languages

Publishing House, 1967.28 7 South Viet Nam - A Great Victory. Hanoi: Foreign Languages Publishing House,

1967.28 7 South Viet Nam - Initial Failure of the U.S. 'Limited War". Hanoi: Foreign

Languages Publishing House, 1967.28 7 The Southern People's Common Program for Democracy, Prosperity, and Peace.

New York: Southern Regional Committee of the Communist Party, U.S.A.,1953.

28 8 Soviet Leaders Speak for Communism and Peace. New York: New CenturyPublishers, 1952.

28 8 Soviet Women to the Women of the World. New York: American Council onSoviet Relations, no date

28 8 Spivak, John L. Pattern for American Fascism. New York: New CenturyPublisher, 1947.

28 8 Spivak, John L. The "Save the Country" Racket. New York: New CenturyPublishers, 1948.

29 1 Sprigge, C. J. S. Karl Marx. New York: Collier Books, 1962.29 1 Stalin, Joseph. An Interview with the German Author Emil Ludwig. Moscow: Co-

Operative Publishing Society of Foreign Workers in the U.S.S.R., 1932.29 1 Stalin, Joseph. Anarchism or Socialism? New York; International Publishers,

1953.29 1 Stalin, Joseph. Bolshevism: Some Questions Answered. London: Communist

Party Socialismy of Great Britain, 1926.29 2 Stalin, Joseph. Dialectical and Historical Materialism. New York: International

Publishers, 1940.29 2 Stalin, Joseph. Economic Problems of Socialism in the U.S.S.R. New York:

International Publishers, 1952.29 2 Stalin, Joseph. For Peaceful Coexistence. New York: International Publishers,

1951.29 2 Stalin, Joseph. For Victory and Enduring Peace. New York: Workers Library

Publishers, 1944.29 3 Stalin, Joseph. Foundations of Leninism. New York: International Publishers,

1939 (2 copies.)29 3 Stalin, Joseph. In Praise of Learning. New York: International Publishers, 1938.29 3 Stalin, Joseph. Joseph Stalin: A Short Biography. New York: Workers Library

Publishers, 1941.


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29 4 Stalin, Joseph. The Lenin Heritage. New York: International Publishers, 1934.29 4 Stalin, Joseph. Mastering Bolshevism. New York: New Century Publishers,

1945.29 4 Stalin, Joseph. Marxism and Linguistics. New York: International Publishers,

1951.29 4 Stalin, Joseph. The National Question and Leninism. New York: International

Publishers, 192929 5 Stalin, Joseph. New Conditions - New Tasks. New York: Workers Library

Publishers, 1931.29 5 Stalin, Joseph. The New Soviet Constitution. New York: International Publishers,

1936,29 5 Stalin, Joseph. On Organization. London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1942.29 5 Stalin, Joseph. Political Report of the Central Committee to the Fourteenth

Congress of the C.P.S U. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House,1950.

29 6 Stalin, Joseph. Problems of Leninisin. New York: International Publishers, 1934.29 6 Stalin, Joseph. The Road to Power. New York: International Publishers, 1937.29 6 Stalin, Joseph. The Soviets and the Individual. New York: International

Publishers, 1935.29 6 Stalin, Joseph. Speech Delivered at a Meeting of Voters of the Stalin Electoral

Area, Moscow. Moscow: Co-operative Publishing Society of Foreign Workersin the U.S.S.R., 1937.

30 1 Stalin, Joseph. Speed the Day of Victory. New York: Workers Library Publishers,1943.

30 1 Stalin, Joseph. The Stakhanov Movement in the Soviet Union. New York:Workers Library Publishers, 1935.

30 1 Stalin, Joseph. The State of the Soviet Union. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1934.

30 1 Stalin, Joseph. The Theory and Practice of Leninism. The Workers Party ofAmerica, no date

30 2 Stalin, Joseph. Two Speeches. Moscow: Co-operative Publishing Society ofForeign Workers in the U.S.S.R., no date

30 2 Stalin, Joseph. Victory Will be Ours. New York: Workers Library Publishers,1941.

30 2 Stalin, Joseph. and V.M. Molotov. The Soviet Union and World Peace. NewYork New Century Publishers, 1946.

30 2 Starobin, J. Should Americans Back the Marshall Plan? New York: New CenturyPublishers, 1948.

30 3 Statement of Eighty-one Communist and Workers Parties. New York: NewCentury Publishers, 1961.

30 3 Statement of the Soviet Government, September 21, 1963. New York:Crosscurrents Press, 1963.


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30 3 Steel Labor's Road to Economic Security, Peace, and Democracy. New York:The Communist Party, 1953.

30 3 Steel, Al. Lenin-Liebkneckt-Luxemburg. New York: Youth Publishers, 1934.30 4 Stetsky, A.I. The Constitution of the Socialist State. Moscow: Co-operative

Publishing Society of Foreign Workers in he U.S.S.R., 1936.30 4 Stetsky, A.I. Lenin on the Soviet State. New York: International Publishers, 1935.30 4 Stevens, Andrew. New Opportunities in the Fight for Peace and Democracy.

New York: New Century Publishers, 1953.30 4 Storm, Walter. The People's Victory in Czechoslovakia. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1948.30 5 Stowe, Leland and Constantine Poulos. Challenge to Freedom. New York: Greek

American Council, 1945.30 5 Strachey, J. Why You Should be a Socialist. London: Victory Gollancz, 1938.30 5 Streit, Charles. "Where Iron Is, There is the Fatherland". New York: B.W.

Huebsch, Inc., 1920.30 5 Stengthen Anti-Imperialist Solidarity. New York: New Outlook Publishers, 1969.30 6 Strod, I. Civil War in the Taiga. New York: International Publishers, 1933.30 6 Strong, Anna Louise. Cash and Violence in Laos and Viet Nam. New York:

Mainstream Publishers, 1962.30 6 Strong, Anna Louise. In North Korea. New York: Soviet Russia Today, 1949.30 6 Strong, Anna Louise. Inside Liberated Poland. New York: National Council of

American-Soviet Friendship, no date31 1 Suslov, M.A. Brilliant Teacher and Leader of the Working Class. Moscow:

Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, ca. 1968.31 1 Suslov, M.A. Speech at the 20th Congress of the C.P.S.U. Moscow: Foreign

languages Publishing House, 1956.31 1 Sutton, Olive. Murder, Inc., in Greece. New York: New Century Publishers,

1948.31 1 Swift, John. Reuthre's Seizure of the Ford Local. New York: New Century

Publishers, ca. 1952.31 2 Swift, John. Some Problems of Work in Right-Led Unions. New York: New

Century Publishers, 1952.31 2 Tabata, I.B. Eight Million Demand Freedom! What About It, General Smuts?

New York: Council on African Affairs, 1946 (2 copies.)31 2 Taigin, I. Here's How We See It, Mr. Perkins. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1946.31 3 Tanner, Jack. Allied Labor Unity Vital to Victory Now. New York: Committee

of A.F. of L. Trade Unionists to Promote Unity of the United Nations TradeUnion Movement, 1942.

31 3 Tarle, Eugene. Napoleon in Russia. New York: International Publishers, no date31 3 Terror in Kenya. London: W.F.T.U. Publications, 1952.31 3 Tery, Simone. Danielle. New York: International Publishers, 1953.


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31 4 That They May Live, African Women Arise. Berlin: Women's InternationalDemocratic Federation, 1954.

31 4 Thesis and Resolutions for the Seventh National Convention of the CommunistParty of the U.S.A. New York: Workers: Library Publishers, 1930.

31 4 Thomas Paine: Selections from His Writings. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1937.

31 4 Thomson, George. Marxism and Poetry. New York: International Publishers,1946.

31 5 Thompson, Joan. Scientific Socialism. London: Marx Memorial Library andWorkers' School, no date

31 5 Thompson, Robert. Patriotism against McCarthyism. New York: N.Y. StateCommunist Party, 1953.

31 5 Three Reprints from World Marxist Review, 1959-1960.31 5 To Clear the Record: AFL-CIO Executive Council Report on the Disaffiliation of

the UAW. Washington DC: AFL-CIO, 1969.31 6 Toledano, Vicente Lombardo. Fifth Column in Mexico. New York: Council for

Pan American Democracy, no date31 6 Toledano, Vicente Lombardo. The United States and Mexico. New York:

Council for Pan-American Democracy. 1942.31 6 Touma, Emile. About the Idea of a Palestinian State. New York: New Outlook

Publishers, 1970.31 6 Toward Chicano Liberation. New York: New Outlook Publishers, 197231 7 Toward Singing Tomorrows: The Last Testament of Gabriel Peri. New York:

International Publishers, 1946.31 7 Trachtenberg, Alexander, ed. The Heritage of Gene Debs. New York:

International Publishers, 1955.31 7 Trachtenberg, Alexander. History of May Day. New York: International

Publishers, 1947.31 7 The Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism. New York: Science and Society,

1954.31 8 Trends in American Capitalism. New York: International Publishers, 1948.31 8 Trumbo, Dalton. The Time of the Toad. Hollywood, California: The Hollywood

Ten, no date31 8 Tsaregradsky, Ilya. Cultural Activities of Soviet Trade Unions. Moscow:

Publishing House of the All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions, 1945.31 8 Tse-Tung, Mao. The Fight for a New China. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1945.32 1 Tse-Tung, Mao. On Contradiction. New York: International Publishers, 1953.32 1 Tse-Tung, Mao. On Practice. New York: International Publishers, no date32 1 Tse-Tung, Mao. Problems of Art and Literature. New York: International

Publishers, 1950.


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32 1 Tse-Tung, Mao. Turning Point in China. New York: New Century Publishers,1948.

32 2 Tsyme, A. The Forest Wealth of the Soviet Union, Far East, and Its Exploitation.New York: The American Russian Institute, 1936.

32 2 Two Major Soviet Statements on China. New York: Crosscurrents Press; 1963.32 2 Umansky, Y. Constitutional Rights of Soviet Citizens. Moscow: Foreign

Languages Publishing House, 1955.32 2 Uranov, S. Espionage. New York: International Publishers 1937.32 3 Urban, L. and J. Pokstefl. General Disarmament. Prague: Peace and Socialism

Publishers, 1965.32 3 Uribe, Vincente. Yankee Imperialism in Spain. New York: New Century

Publishers 1949.32 3 U.S. and the Philipines. New York: International Publishers, 1958.32 3 The U. S. S.R. and Finland. New York: Soviet Russia Today, 193 9.32 4 The U.S.S.R at War. New York: The American Russian Institute, 1942.32 4 Varga, Eugen. Problems of the Post-War Industrial Cycle and the New Crisis of

Overproduction. New York: International Arts and Sciences Press, 1958.32 4 Varga, Eugen. Twentieth-Century Capitalism. Moscow: Foreign Languages

Publishing House, no date32 4 Vavilov, S.I. Lenin and Philosophical Problems of Modern Physics. Moscow:

Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1953.32 5 Vavilov, S.I. The Progress of Soviet Science. Moscow: Foreign Languages

Publishing House, 1951.32 5 Vavilov, S.I. Soviet Science: Thirty-Six Years. Moscow: Foreign Languages

Publishing House, 1948.32 5 Visit of N.A. Bulganin and N.S. Krushchov to Afghanistan. Moscow: Foreign

Languages Pulishing House, 1956 (2 copies.)32 6 Visit of N.A. Bulganin and N.S. Knishchov to Burma. Moscow: Foreign

Languages Publishing House, 1956.32 6 Visit of N.A. Bulganin and N. S Krushchov to India. Moscow: Foreign Languages

Publishing House, 195633 1 Viva La Raza. New York: New Outlook Publishers, 1970.33 1 Voices for Freedom. New York: Civil Rights Congress, 1951.33 1 Voices for Freedom, no. 2. New York: Civil Rights Congress, 195433 1 Varoshilov, K.Y. Speech at the 20th Congress of the C.P.S.U. Moscow: Foreign

Languages Publishing House, 1956.33 2 Varoshilov, K.Y. Stalin and the Red Army. Moscow: Co-operative Publishing

Society of Foreign Workers in the U.S.S.R., 1936.33 2 Voznesensky, N. The Growing Prosperity of the Soviet Union. New York:

Workers Library Publishers, 1941.


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33 2 Voznesensky, N. Report of the Fourth Five Year Plan. Washington, D.C.:Information Bulletin, Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,1946.

33 2 Vyshinsky, A.Y. J.V. Stalin's Doctrine of the Sovialist State. Moscow: ForeignLanguages Publishing House, 1951.

33 3 Vyshinsky, A.Y. Lenin and Stalin: The Great Organizers of the Soviet State.Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1952 (2 copies.)

33 3 Vyshinsky, A.Y. On Condemning the Preparation of a New War and Concludinga Five-Power Pact for Strengthening Peace. Washington, D.C.: InformationBulletin of the Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1949.

33 3 Vyshinsky, A.Y. On Elimination the Danger of a New War. Moscow: ForeignLanguages Publishing House, 1951.

33 4 Vyshinsky, A.Y. Speeches Against the Threat of Another War. Washington,D.C.: Information Bulletin of the Embassy of the Union of Soviet SocialistRepublics, 1952.

33 4 Vyshinsky, A.Y. Speeches ... At the Fifth Session of the General Assembly of theUnited Nations. Washington, D.C.: Information Bulletin of the Embassy of theUnion of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1950.

33 4 Vyshinsky, A.Y. Speeches. . . on the Reduction of Armaments. Washington D.C.:Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1952.

33 4 Vyshinsky, A.Y. The Soviet Electoral Law. Moscow: Foreign LanguagesPublishing House, 1955.

33 5 Vyshinsky, A.Y. The Soviet Position on Prohibition of Atomic Weapons.Washington, D.C.: Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1949.

33 5 Vyshinsky, A.Y. Text of Speech - For the Peace and Friendship of Nations.Washington, D.C.: Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1947.

33 5 Vyshinsky, A.Y. Text of Speech - Committee X of the General Assembly ofthe United Nations. New York: Embassy of the Union of Soviet SocialistRepublics, 1946.

33 5 Vyshinsky, A.Y. The U.S.S.R. and World Peace. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1949.

33 6 Wakefield, Lowell. Hitler's Spy Plot in the U.S.A. New York: Workers LibraryPublishers, 1939.

33 6 Wainwright, W. The Second Front. London: Communist Party of Great Britain,1941.

33 6 Wainwright, W. Sicily: Stepping Stone to Victory. London: Communist Party ofGreat Britain, 1940.

33 6 Walker, Richard. Indo-China and World Peace. New York: New CenturyPublishers, 1954.

33 7 Wallace, Henry. Henry Wallace Speaks! n,p.: n.d33 7 The Wallace Plan vs. the Marshall Plan. New York: National Wallace for

President Committee, 1948.


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33 7 War and Peace in the Middle-East. New York: Morning Freheit, 1967.33 7 Warsaw 1948. Paris: World Federation of Democratic Youth, 1948.33 8 Watt, Alf. Rocket Range Threatens Australia. Adelaide: Australian Communist

Party, n. d.33 8 We Greet the Soviet People. New York: Morning Freheit, ca. 1944.33 8 We Have Met Lenin. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1939.33 8 We Saw for Ourselves. New York: New World Review, 1951.34 1 We Saw the New Europe. New York: American Jewish Labor Council, no date34 1 We Were There. New York: Emma Lazarus Federation of Jewish Women's

Clubs, 1955.34 1 Weik, Mary Hays. Shadow over America. New York: Mary Wrik, 1962.34 1 Weiss, Max. The Meaning of the XXth Congress of the Communist Party of the

Soviet Union. New York: New Century Publishers, 1956.34 2 Weiss, Max. What Price Profits? New York: New Century Publishers, 1947.34 2 Weissman, Aaron. What's Behind Juvenile Delinquency. New York: New

Century Publishers, 1955.34 2 Wells, Harry. Progressive Education: A Marxist Analysis. New York: L

Jefferson School Bookshop, no date34 2 We're All Americans. New York: Council Against Intolerance in America, 1941.34 3 What is the C.TA.L. New York: Council of Pan American Democracy, no date34 3 What You Should Know About the Communists. New York: Communist Party, U.

S. A., 1947.34 3 What Will Happen With Germany? New York: German American, Inc., 1943.34 3 Where Miners Are Honored. New York: SRT Publications, 1950.34 4 White, David McKelvy. Fascist Spain: America's Enemy. New York: New

Century Publishers, 1945.34 4 White, David McKelvy and James Hawthorne. From These Honored Dead. New

York: Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Battalion, no date34 4 Wilkerson, Doxey A. The People vs. the Segregated Schools. New York: New

Century Publishers, 1955.34 4 Wilkerson, Doxey A. Why Negroes are Joining the Communist Party. New

York: The Communist Party, 1946.34 5 Williams, Robert. The Soviet System at Work. London: The Communist Party, no

date34 5 Williamson, John. Two Conventions of Labor. New York: New Century

Publishers, 1949.34 5 Winston, Henry. Black Americans and the Middle East Conflict. New York: The

Outlook Publishers, 1970.34 6 Winston, Henry. Build the Communist Party. New York: New Outlook

Publishers, 1969


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34 7 Winston, Henry. The Meaning of San Rafael. New York: New OutlookPublishers, 1971.

34 7 Winston, Henry. Negro - White Unity. New York: New Outlook Publishers,1967.

34 7 Winston, Henry. New Colonialism U.S. Style. New York: New OutlookPublishers, 1965.

34 7 Winston, Henry. What it Means to be a Communist. New York: New CenturyPublishers, 1951.

34 8 Winston, Henry, et al. Negro Liberation. New York: New Currents Publishers,1964.

34 8 Winternitz, J. Marxism and Nationality. London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1944.34 8 Winternitz, J. The Problem of Full Employment. London: Lawrence and Wishart,

1947.34 8 Wolf, Friedrich. Concentration Camp Vernet. Moscow: The International Book,

1942.34 9 Wolfe, Bertram. The Trotsky Opposition. New York: Workers Library

Publishers, 1928.34 9 Wolff, Milton. Franco Spain: Menace to World Peace. New York: Veterans of

the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, 1947.34 9 The Woman Question. New York: International Publishers 1951.34 9 Women and Peaceful Coexistence. Berlin: Women's International Democratic

Federation, no date35 1 World-Wide Unemployment. New York: Workers Library Publishers, n. d.35 1 Yaroslavsky, E. Religion in the U.S.S.R. New York: International Publishers,

1944.35 1 Yaroslavsky, J. Lenin: His Life and Work. Chicago: Daily Worker Publishing,

1924.35 1 Yarotrsky, V. and N. Yekovsky. Constitution of the U.S.S.R. Chicago: Daily

Worker Publishing Co., no date35 2 Yegorov, V. The Neo-Colonialists' Barbed Weapon. Moscow: Novosti Press

Agency, 1966.35 2 Yemelyanov, V. S. A Scientist's Responsibility. New York: Crosscurrents Press,

1963.35 2 Yergan, Max. Africa in the War. New York: Council on African Affairs, no date35 2 Your Cost of Living. New York: United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers

of America, no date35 3 The Youth of Greece. New York: American Youth for the Youth of Greece,

1948.35 3 The Youth and the Russian Revolution. New York: Young Workers League, no

date35 3 Yudin, R.E. The Nature of Soviet Society. New York: International Publishers,

1951.


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35 3 Yudin, R.E. The Prime Source of the Development of Soviet Society. Moscow:Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1950.

35 4 Zaitsev, Vladimir. Youth in the Soviet Union. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1934.

35 4 Zaslavsky, D. The Face of Hitler's Army. Moscow: Foreign LanguagesPublishing House, 1943.

35 4 Zetkin, Clara. Lenin on the Women Question. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1934.

35 4 Zetkin, Clara. Reminiscences of Lenin. New York: International Publishers,1934.

35 5 Zetkin, Clara. The Toilers Against War. New York: Workers' Library Publishers,1934.

35 5 Zhdanov, A. The International Situation. Moscow: Foreign LanguagesPublishing House, 1947.

35 5 Zhdanov, A. Literature, Philosophy, and Music. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1950.

35 5 Zhdanov, A. Organizational Problems of the Communist Party. New York:Workers Library Publishers, 1937.

35 6 Ziherl, Boris. Communism and Fatherland. Belgrade: Jugoslovenska Knjiga,1949.

35 6 Zilzer, Gyula. Women and Children under the Swastika. New York: UniversalPublishers, 1936.

35 6 Zinoviev, G. and V.I. Lenin. Socialism and War. New York: InternationalPublishers, 1930.

35 6 Zitron, Celia. No Ordinary Crisis: Schools in the Nixon Era. New York: TheDaily World, 1974.

35 6 Zugsmith, Leane. L is for Labor. New York: League of Women Shoppers, nodate

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Series 2Federal Bureau of Investigation FOIPA filesBoxes 42-70

Scope and Content NoteThe series consists photocopies of Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) files, released underthe terms of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) concerning organizations, topics, andindividuals associated with American Communism.

Box Folder Content

42 1 Adams, Josephine Truslow42 2 American League Against War and Facism42 3 American Student Union [SEE National Student League]42 4 American Youth Congress43 1 American Youth Congress43 2 Amter, Israel43 3 Comintern Apparatus44 1 Comintern Apparatus44 2 Dirba, Charles44 3 Dunne, William F.45 1 Ford, James W.45 2 Hathaway, Clarence A.45 3 Hercha, Andrew46 1 Hudson, Roy46 2 John Reed Clubs46 3 Krumbein, Charles47 1 Lannon, Al47 2 League of American Writers47 3 League of Struggle for Negro Rights47 4 Lenin School48 1 Lenin School48 2 Lore, Ludwig48 3 Mink, George F.48 4 National Negro Congress49 1 National Negro Congress49 2 National Student League/American Student Union50 1 Negro Youth Council50 2 Peters, J.50 3 Poyntz, Julia S.50 4 Puro, Henry50 5 Scherer, Maarcel


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50 6 Southern Negro Youth Congress51 1 Southern Negro Youth Congress51 2 Trade Union Unity League51 3 Underground Operations52 1 United Farmers' League52 2 Zack, Joseph (Joseph Zack Kornfeder)

Lannon, Al53 1 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (1 of 10)53 2 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (2 of 10)53 3 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (3 of 10)53 4 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (4 of 10)53 5 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (1 of 10)53 6 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (1 of 10)53 7 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (7 of 10)53 8 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (8 of 10)53 9 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (9 of 10)53 10 FBI Files: File Number 100-17508: Files pertaining to Al Lannon (10 of 10)

Wicks, Henry M.54 1 FBI Files: [Central Office?] File No. 100-29845 (1 of 4)54 2 FBI Files: [Central Office?] File No. 100-29845 (2 of 4)54 3 FBI Files: [Central Office?] file No. 100-29845 (3 of 4)54 4 FBI files: [Central Office?] File No. 100-29845 (4 of 4)54 5 FBI Files: Chicago Field Office File No. 100-3614-1-50 (1 of 4)54 6 FBI Files: Chicago Field Office File No. 100-3614-51-99 (2 of 4)54 7 FBI Files: Chicago Filed Office File No. 100-3614-100-125 (3 of 4)54 8 FBI Files: Chicago Field Office File No 100-3614-126-1a10 (4 of 4)54 9 Miscellaneous files re; Henry M. Wicks and correspondence to Harvey Klehr

from FBI, Department of Justice, Department of the Army, Department of theNavy, etc.

54 10 Department of Justice Files, Bureau of Investigation File No. 61-2964

Comintern Apparatus54 11 FBI to Harvey Klehr re: FIOPA 1990-1993 re: Comintern Apparatus54 12 FBI Files: Department of Justice File No. 100-203581, Section 12 of 9655 1 FBI Files: Department of Justice File No. 100-203581, Section 13 of 9655 2 FBI Files: Department of Justice File No. 100-203581, Section 14 of 9655 3 FBI Files: Department of Justice File No. 100-203581, Section 15 of 9655 4 FBI Files: Department of Justice File No, 100-203581, Section 16 of 9655 5 FBI Files: Department of Justice File No. 100-203581, Section 17 of 96


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Charles Dirba58 6 FBI Files: File Number 61-1651-132 (2 pg)58 7 FBI Files: File Number 61-1651-165 (1 pg)58 8 FBI Files: File Number 61-1651-120 (1 pg)58 9 FBI Files: File Number 61-1651-12 (6 pg)58 10 FBI Files: File Number 61-1651-124 (2 pg)


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58 11 FBI Files: File Number 61-1651-98 (1 pg)58 12 FBI Files: File Number 100-3-3129 (1 pg)58 13 FBI Files: 62-98134-32658 14 FBI Files: 62-98134-37858 15 FBI Files: 62-98134-400

FBI files additions59 - FOIPA: 239,315 - San Francisco file59 - FBI Files: Comintern Apparatus: File No. 100-203581, Sections 41-59 of 9660 - FBI Files: Comintern Apparatus: File No. 100-203581, Sections 60-96 of 9661 - FBI Files: 100-258542: Rudy Baker61 - Martha Browder62 - Bridgman documents64 - Feldman, Armald L.65 - USA vs. John Doe65 - USA vs. John Doe66 - Armond Labis Feldman, David Niles67 - Albert Blumberg68 - Albert Blumberg, Bernard Schuster69 - William Weiner, Harry Kweit, Stanley Levison70 - Stanley Levison, Armadeo Sabatini, Chaits Hotel, Wilder Foote86 - Albert Blumberg, Hugo Gellert, Claudia Jones87 - Al Richmond, Michael Quill88 - Patrick Toohey89 - FBI Files, Nena Cherneto, Charles Dirba, J. Wilenkin, John Ballam89 - FBI Correspondence [RESTRICTED]90 - FBI Smith Act Data91 - Lew Corey, FBI Interview, 194791 - Crouch – Espionage (FBI Files)91 - FBI Files – Rudy Baker91 - FBI Records91 - FBI Reports – CP91 - FBI Files – Miscellaneous92 - Dave Garrow – FBI Historiography106 - Herken Date – Rad Lab FBI Report106 - FBI code maner106 - FBI Reports108 - FBI notes taken on Jaffe’s arrest108 - FBI notes, Roth108 - OSS Documents


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108 - FBI Files on Gayn


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Series 3Greensboro (N.C.) Massacre files, 1984Boxes 71-72

Scope and Content NoteThe series contains materials relating to Walters vs. Butkovich, United States District Courtfor the Middle District of North Carolina, 1984. This case is related to the November 3, 1979incident in which five labor organizers were killed in Greensboro, North Carolina prior to ananti-Klan march and educational conference.

Terms Governing Use and ReproductionSpecial restrictions apply: No reproductions from Greensboro (N.C.) Case Files (Series 3) shallbe provided except to donor without express permission of donor for indefinite time period.

Restrictions on AccessSpecial restrictions apply: Greensboro (N.C.) Case Files (Series 3) closed indefinitely to allresearchers except donor without express permission of donor. All records related to this case areunder court seal.

Box Folder Content

71 1 Bermanzohn, Paul Carl (2 volumes) [RESTRICTED]71 2 Bermanzohn, Paul Carl (2 volumes) [RESTRICTED]71 3 Johnson, Joyce (2 volumes) [RESTRICTED]71 4 Johnson, Joyce (2 volumes) [RESTRICTED]72 1 Johnson, Nelson (3 volumes) [RESTRICTED]72 2 Johnson, Nelson (3 volumes) [RESTRICTED]72 3 Johnson, Nelson (3 volumes) [RESTRICTED]


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Series 4Collected research materialBox 73-85, 89-111

Scope and Content NoteThe series consists of various research materials collected by Harvey Klehr relating to theAmerican Communist Party and Soviet espionage. The materials include oral history interviewswith Oliver Carlson and Charles Taylor; photocopies of early files of the Communist Party ofthe United States of America including letters, minutes, and reports from 1921-1922; "mostsecret communications between Communists Party operatives from 1934-1937; Russian archivesmaterials; photocopies of scholarly articles on communism in the United States of America, aswell as Soviet espionage; subject files on individuals involved in the Amerasia Affair; collectedmaterials on the dissolution of the Communist Party of the United States of America, includingobituaries and clippies; and correspondence.

Terms Governing Use and ReproductionSpecial restrictions apply: No reproductions from Charles Taylor oral history interview (Series 4)shall be provided. Requests shall be referred to the Columbia University Oral History Collectionholder of the original interview.

Oral history interviewsBox Folder Content

73 1 Oliver Carlson oral history interview: audio recording of interview by HarveyKlehr with Oliver Carlson, founder of Young Communist League (4 tapes)

73 2 Charles Taylor oral history interview: transcription of interview by LowellDyson with Charles Taylor (original at Columbia University, reproductionrestricted); letter from Lowell Dyson giving permission for this departmentto reproduce interview for research use; and two letters containing questionsby Lowell Dyson and answers by Charles Taylor (not part of Columbia oralhistory interview file)

Early Communist Party of USA records, 1921-1922 [Russian Center for the Preservationand Study of Documents of Recent History (RTsKhIDNI), now known as the Russian StateArchive of Social and Political History (RGASPI)]74 1 Continuation of December 26 [1921] session at New York Labor Temple74 2 Minutes of the First National Convention of the Young Workers' League of

America, held May 13-15 1922 at the Socialist Hall, Brooklyn, New York74 3 Manifesto and Program of the Young Workers' League of America, tentative

draft submitted by the National Organization Committee, no date74 4 Papers from the First National Convention of the Young Workers'' League of

America, held May 13-15, 192274 5 Memo: To the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of America

from the Executive Committee of Communist International, no date


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74 6 Appeal of Minority Members of the Central Executive Committee of theCommunist Party of America against the policies of the Central ExecutiveCommittee on the Question of the Formation of a Legal Political Party in theUnited States, no date

74 7 Letter concerning the appeal of the Three Central Executive CommitteeMembers of the Communist Party of America re: Workers' Council and Jointconvention call for Legal Political Party, 25 November 1921

74 8 Memo from Executive Committee of Communist International re: split inCommunist Party of America, 30 March 1922

74 9 Memo to Districts and Federations from the Office of Central Caucus, November13, 1913

74 10 Actions of the Presidium - Second Meeting, no date74 11 Convention call to second Convention of Communist Party of America by L. C.

Wheat, [Lovestone], no date74 12 Agenda or Proposed Agenda of Convention, no date74 13 Regulations of the Grounds Committee, no date74 14 Regulations of the Adjustment Committee, no date74 15 Theses on the relations of #1 [illegal party] to #2 [legal party] As adopted by the

Communist Party Convention at Bridgeman, Michigan, 22 August 192274 16 Outline Sections of Theses Relations of #1 and #2 (same as Appendix B in Reds

in America), no date74 17 Minutes of First Meeting of Adjustment Committee on 1 August [1922?]74 18 Executive Committee of Communist International to Communist Party of

America, no date74 19 Minutes of the Second Session of Adjustment Committee, 2 August 192274 20 Questions asked of Bordon about Trade Union Work and his answers, no date74 21 Relations of the Party in X [Trade Union Education League], no date74 22 Ward's report74 23 Industrial report, no date74 24 Report of the Industrial report, no date74 25 Comrade Bordon's Report, no date74 26 Full text of Workers' Party Theses on the United Front, (same as Appendix E in

Reds in America), no date74 27 Adaption of Communist Party of America to American Condition74 28 Chart on membership of Communist Party of America, July 31, 1921 as

distributed by languages over districts74 29 Newsletter Service, 4 August 1922 (Same as Appendix D in Reds in America)74 30 Financial Statement and trial balance for the period July 1921-July 192274 31 List of dues payments by districts, June 21, 192274 32 Handwritten letter from Comrade Brooks, 27 July 192274 33 Report of Russia Famine relief efforts in America, no date


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74 34 Various reports on American relief to Russia, no date74 35 Report of Activities of the Friends of Soviet Russia to December 31, 192175 1 Report of the Central Executive Committee, no date75 2 Circular: The tactics in the question of the United Front [Marked strictly

confidential to the Central Executive Committee], 24 July 192275 3 Letter from Cook (James P. Cannon) enclosing a translated copy of a letter by J.

Carr to the Secretariat and the Presidium, no date75 4 Morrow's report, 18 August 192275 5 Letter from Max F. Burger, Special Agent, to William J. Burns, Director of the

Bureau of Investigation, 3 September 192275 6 To the Communist International: Report of Louis C. Fraina, International

Secretary of the Communist party of America to the Executive Committee ofthe Communist International

75 7 Historical account of the Communist Party since Unity Convention in May 1921,no date

75 8 Statement of Principles and Aims of the Workers' Party75 9 Report of the Central Executive Committee on its activities during

amalgamation, pp. 9-19, no date75 10 Instructions to the American Bureau of the Red Labor Union International from

Carl Jansen (signed Charles Ed Scott), 27 February 192175 11 Statement from the Special Meeting of the Administrative Council of the

Workers' Party to all Party locals and branches concerning the relationship ofthe National Defense Committee and the Central Executive Committee of theWorkers' Party, no date

75 12 Concerning the next tasks of the Communist Party of America75 13 Statement of membership of the Communist Party of America by the Central

Executive Committee, April 24, 192275 14 Minutes of the full meeting of the EEC full session on May 29 [no year]75 15 Papers from the Convention of the Workers' Party of America held 23-26

December 1921 in New York City75 16 Minutes of the first session of the Convention of the Workers'' Party of America,

23 December 192175 17 Minutes of meeting, 25-26 December 192175 18 Minutes of the session of the Convention of the Workers' Party of America, 25

December 1921, New York Labor Temple

"Most Secret" communications between Communists Party operatives, 1934-1937[Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) - from the British NationalArchives]76 1 Between Moscow and London: 1934-193776 2 Between Moscow and Baser: 1935-193776 3 Between Moscow and Paris: 1934-1936


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76 4 Between Moscow and Athens: 193576 5 Between Moscow and Stockholm: 1935 February-July77 1 Between Moscow and Stockholm: 1935 July - 193777 2 Between France and Spain: 1936-193777 3 Between Moscow and Copenhagen: 1935-193777 4 Between Moscow and Prague: 1935-193677 5 Between Moscow and USA: 1934-193678 - Various declassified files from the Hoover Institute, Truman Library and FBI

Russian Archives materials [Russian Center for the Preservation and Study of Documentsof Recent History (RTsKhIDNI), now known as the Russian State Archive of Social andPolitical History (RGASPI)]79 - Photocopies80 - Photocopies81 - Photocopies82 - Photocopies83 - Photocopies84 - Photocopies

Klehr manuscript85 - Carlson Publishing book project, manuscripts and source material, 199589 - Chapters 1 and 2 – first drafts89 - Early draft of Chapters 1 and 290 - The Amerasia Spy Case, Harvey Klehr and Ronald Radosh, original manuscript,90 - “The Amerasia Case and McCarthyism,” Harvey Klehr and Ronald Radosh, no

Notes and source material89 - Notes on Daily Worker, 1924-192989 - Notes, 1929-193389 - Notes-1, 1929-193589 - Notes-2, Duplicates89 - Notes and source material on “The Negro Question in the U.S.”, 193089 - Draft, 1930-193989 - Party Leadership, 1933-195489 - Publications from New Masses, 1934-193589 - Publications from New Masses, 193589 - Notes, 1934-193689 - Notes on The Communist and New Masses, 1937-193989 - Browder – Politics in WWII, no date89 - Foster-Browder notes, 1944-194589 - Browder Interview – Labor, 1955


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89 - Sam Darcy Interview, 195789 - Adams, Josephine Truslow, letters to FDR89 - Herbert Benjamin notes, 197089 - Berti and Donini – Browder Expulsion, 197989 - Notes on Alex Bittleman autobiography89 - Browder’s Rise – different version89 - Notes, Subversive Activities Control Board, Brownell vs Communist Party89 - Minnesota89 - Browder Papers – Syracuse - Notes89 - Duplicates89 - George Shouf89 - Jo. Truslow Adams90 - Amerasia Background, Philip Jaffe, from Harvey Klehr to Professor Steven90 - Party Membership 1935-194090 - Browder-Goldsmith, Bell interviews, 1955-195690 - Bell, Daniel outline for Labor Section90 - Change of Line, miscellaneous interviews, 1933-193590 - Spain, notes90 - Nazi-Soviet Pact90 - CP and CIO90 - Students, notes90 - Notes – unemployed90 - Waltzer – ALP90 - Harlan and South90 - Washington state90 - California90 - Outline, Intellectuals90 - Negroes, notes90 - Party organization notes90 - Comintern notes90 - Gastonia notes90 - Agriculture notes90 - Plenums90 - Lovestone Explusion notes90 - Trade Unions notes90 - Bonus march90 - Jews notes90 - Popular Front90 - Mass Organizations notes


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91 - “Congress and the Communist Monolith: Communist Front Organizations Under99 - POLS Faculty Retreat October 8, 2004 [RESTRICTED]99 - 1992 Department self-study [RESTRICTED]101 - Yellow #1 [RESTRICTED]101 - White #1 [RESTRICTED]101 - White #2 [RESTRICTED]101 - White #3 [RESTRICTED]

Subject files91 - Paul Crouch List of CP Members91 - Harold Cruse notes91 - Bert Corona, 199991 - Richard Cox - Art Young, 197791 - Bruce Craig - Harry Dexter White, 199791 - Cowley-Moscow Trials, 198491 - Hope Davis, “Looking Back”91 - Peter Day, “Love in Cold War”91 - Floyd Dell, CP and Intellectuals91 - Demjanjuk and USSR91 - Lucy Dawidowicz, Social Service Employees Union91 - Isaac Deutscher, “The Non-Jewish Jew”91 - DSA91 - Serge Denisoff, Trotskyist songs91 - Gene Dennis91 - Deportation91 - Diamond - Surveillance at Yale91 - Diggins – “Comrades and Citizens”91 - Donner – William Albertson91 - Douty – Southern Conference for Human Welfare91 - Draper – Gastonia Revisited91 - Draper – The Class Struggle91 - Draper – Strange Case of the Comintern91 - Draper – Schwartz Controversy91 - Schachtman – Draper, Am. Communism91 - Draper on Otto Katz91 - Draper – Review of Gornick91 - Draper – Unpublished Chapter on CPUSA91 - John Dunne – Danny Santiago91 - Dyson – Red Peasant Intern.91 - Dyson – STFU


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91 - Dyson – Cooperative Central Exchange91 - Jack El-Hai – Black and White and Red91 - Eley – International Communism91 - Emory University – Sabrina Collins91 - EJ Epstein – Hammer91 - Melech Epstein91 - Epstein, Pages from My Stormy Life91 - Espionage91 - David Evanier – short story91 - David Evanier – Reviews91 - David Evanier - Articles91 - Joseph Farak – the Real Blacklist91 - Henry Fetter – CP and sports91 - Fred Fine – Underground91 - Lorenz Finison – Psychological Insurgency91 - Lorenz Finison – Psychologists and CP91 - Larry Finison – Interprofessional Association91 - Leon Fink – The New Labor History91 - Foner: Why is there no socialism in the US?91 - Foster bibliography91 - Joseph Freeman – On Clarence Hathaway91 - Lewis Feuer on “Bert Wolfe”91 - Franklin Folsom – “Fingermen are All Thumbs”91 - Lucinda Franks: “The Seeds of Terror,” New York Times, November 22, 1981,92 - Gilbert Gall – Lee Pressman92 - Dorothy Gallagher – Disappeared92 - Garrow – FBI and Martin Luther King92 - Gene Genovese – The Question92 - Georgakas – Greeks in America92 - Harrison George – More Crisis92 - Jim Gibson – Political Repression92 - Jim Gibson – Political Tolerance92 - Jim Gibson – Political Intolerance92 - Gillette – Martens92 - Gettleman – Communists in Higher Education92 - Michael Goldfield – Worker Insurgency, Radical Organizations, and New Deal92 - Gomez – Mexico to Moscow92 - Goodheart – Growing Up CP92 - Max Gordon – Communism – Book Reviews


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92 - Max Gordon – The Communists and the Drive to Organize Steel, 193692 - Max Gordon – The Communists of the 1930s and the New Left92 - Gornick – Seeing Red92 - Green Rising – Guide92 - Greensboro92 - Gross – Polish-Jewish Relations92 - Gruher-Negro Policy of CI92 - Robt Hager – Review on Intellectuals and Comm.92 - Harmon – Left-Right Terror92 - Benjamin Harris – Psych and Radicalism92 - Harju, WA – Coops-Finns92 - John Haynes, Minnesota CIO92 - Haynes – CP Historiography92 - Haynes – Hughes and McCarthy92 - Heale – Red Scare Politics92 - Ken Heineman, Buffalo, NY92 - Herf. Culture Wars92 - Jeff Herf – Paul Mercker92 - Hill. Comintern and Blacks92 - Homberger – Proletarian Literature and J.R. Clubs92 - Gertrude Himmelfarb – British Marxist historians92 - Hiss-Chambers Affidavit92 - Hiss Chambers, Victor Novasky – The Case Not Proved92 - Adam Hochschild92 - Honey, Michael – CIO in Memphis92 - Hook-Whittaker Chambers92 - Sidney Hook92 - Sidney Hook – Communists in Classrooms92 - Sidney Hook on Shecker92 - Hoover Institution92 - Roger Horowitz – United Packinghouse Workers92 - David Horowitz – Fate of the Jews92 - David Horowitz – Better Ron than92 - David Horowitz – The Left92 - Horowitz and Collier – Weathermen92 - Howe, Irving – Review of Gornick92 - Huber, Peter – Comintern Names92 - Informers92 - Information Digest


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92 - IPS92 - Isserman, Maurice – “The Half-Swept House”92 - ILA 731 S - Maurice Isserman, “The 1956 Generation.”92 - Isserman, Maurice – New History92 - Isserman, Maurice – Three Generations92 - Bowder by R. Jaffee92 - Varga by R. Jaffee92 - Jamieson, Arthur Jenson92 - Jews and Blacks92 - Jeffrey, Christina92 - Johanningsmeir, Ed – Foster93 - Johanningsmeir, Ed – Foster93 - Johanningsmeier, Ed – TUUL93 - Johnson – Campus Battles for Freedom in the Thirties93 - Johnson – Early Socialist Party in Michigan93 - Johns – Comintern and South Africa93 - Johns, Sheridan – South African CP93 - Josephson – Ex-Communists93 - Josephson – Dynamics of Repression93 - Friedman, Robert – Kahane93 - Kanet – Comintern and the “Negro Question”93 - Kahan – The Communist International Personnel93 - Kahan – Communist International Pseudonyms93 - Karni, Mark, CP – Finns93 - Kazin, Michael – The Left93 - Keeran – The Communists and UAW Factionalism93 - Keeran, Roger – CP in Auto93 - Keeran, Roger – National Groups and IWO93 - Keeran, Roger – “CP Influence in Auto”93 - Kelley – Negro Policy of CI93 - Kelley – African Reds93 - Kenen, Joan – American Newspaper Guild93 - Kelley, Robin – Alabama Communists93 - Kendall – CP of Great Britain93 - Kimeldorf – Labor Movement in US93 - Kirk, D. and J. Peters93 - Kivisto, Peter – Decline of the Finnish-American Left93 - Kjar, Niels – Deportation93 - Klehr and Haynes – Soviet Spy Files


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93 - Klibaner, SCEF93 - Korman, Gerd – Ethnic Democracy – Needle Trades93 - Korstad and Lichtenstein, Labor Radicals and Civil Rights93 - Kostiainen, Auvo, Santeri Nuorteva93 - Kostiainen, Auvo – Finns and Bolshevization93 - Kuusinen, Aino – CI Rep in USA93 - Kraditor, Aileen – Anti-Semitism and the Left93 - Kramer, Dale – The Dunne Brothers93 - Kramer – The Sontag Circle93 - Kramer, Jane – Life of the Party93 - Krauthammer, Charles – Deviancy93 - Krugman93 - Kutulas, Judy – Declining Faith93 - Lahr, John – Yip Harburg93 - Lamphere, Robert – FBI-KGB War93 - Lange, Oscar – Poles93 - Lause, Mark – American Radicals and Marx93 - Lawrenson, Helen – Black and White and Red All Over93 - NCLC93 - LaRouche93 - Lawless, Ken - Rockwell Kent93 - Lawyers93 - Leab, Dan – Unemployed93 - Leab, Dan – United We Eat93 - Leab, Dan – Iron Curtain93 - Leab, Dan – Cvetic93 - Leab, Dan – I married a Communist93 - League of Rev. Struggle – Stanford93 - LeBlanc – Review93 - Lee- Radical Finns93 - Lemish – Left Culture93 - Leon – Whatever Happened to American Socialism93 - Leonhard – Comintern93 - Levine, I.D.93 - Lewis, Anders – Meany and Lovestone93 - Lichtenstein – The Comm. Experience in American Trade Unions93 - Liebman – The Ties That Bind93 - Lewy, Guenter – Pacifists and Communists93 - Lewy, Guenter – Does America Need a Verfassungsschutzbericht?


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93 - Liberal Anti-Communism93 - Lipset – Articles93 - Lipset, S. M. – Neoconservatism93 - Lipset, S. M. – American Exceptionalism93 - Lipset, S.M. – FDR and 30s Protest93 - Lichtman, Allan – Tommy Corcoran93 - Lieberman, Robbie, The Culture of Politics93 - Lipsitz, Lou – Juncus Scales93 - CP Women – Loader93 - Lovestone Group – Documents93 - Lox Interview – Taylor Interview93 - Margolick, David – Billy Holiday and Strangefruit93 - Meier and Rudwick – Communist Unions and the Black Community93 - The ILD and Black America, Charles Martin93 - Marquit, Erin – CPUSA93 - Martin, Charles – Rise and Fall of Popular Front Liberalism in the South93 - Martin, Charles, Civil Rights Congress93 - Marxist Educational Press93 - Massing, Michael – Trotsky’s Orphans – SD93 - Matthews, Alan – UFL of South Dakota93 - McCarran –Internal Security Act93 - McCloskey – Far Left93 - McConnel, Scott – Sterling Hayden93 - McKnight, David – CI and Austrailia93 - McKnight, Gerald – A Harvest of Hate: FBI in Memphis94 - Louis Menand – Critical Legal Studies94 - Miller, Arther – Crucible94 - Millett, Stephen – Charles Ruthenberg94 - Millikan, Wm – Haycraft94 - Miners Strikes94 - Mitchell – STFU94 - Mollan – Smith Act Prosecutions94 - Moore – Angelo Herndon94 - Monroe, Gerald – Art, Ideology, and the WPA94 - Monroy-Mexican Communists in LA94 - Moore – Communists and Fascists in Atlanta94 - Mother Jones94 - Muller, Jerry – Jews and Communism94 - Murphy, Al – Sharecroppers Union


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94 - Mark Naison – Communism and Black Nationalism94 - Naison, Mark – Communism and Harlem Intellectuals94 - Naison – Sports94 - Naison, Mark – Marxism and Black Radicalism in America94 - Naison, Mark – Harlem Communists and The Politics of Black Protest94 - Naison, Mark, Blacks and American Communism94 - Naison, Mark – Comment on Soviet writing on CP94 - J.P. Narayan94 - Nadel, Stanley – Reds versus Pinks94 - Nash, George – Jewish Anti-Communism94 - National Groups94 - National Lawyers Guild94 - National Labor Federation94 - Neikind – U.S. Communism-Business Empire94 - New Alliance Party94 - Neoconservatives – Esquires94 - New York Times Magazine – New Left94 - Misc. Rad. Material94 - New York Times Magazine New Right94 - Nixon, Richard - Pumpkin Papers94 - Jos. North Papers94 - O’Brien – “American Leninism in the 1970s”94 - O’Rourke, P.J. – Humor94 - O’Rourke, P.J. – McCarthyism94 - O’Dell94 - October League94 - Oral History of Left94 - Overgaard, Andy94 - Hosea Hudson – Nell I. Painter94 - PM94 - Palmer Raids94 - Pavlov – H.D. White94 - Peake, Hayden – Soviet Espionage and OSS94 - Peck, David “The Tradition of American Revolutionary Literature – The New94 - Pedersen, Vernon – CP in Maryland94 - Pedersen, Vernon – Hunger March94 - Pedersen, Verne – George Mink94 - Phillips, Wm. On Joining CP94 - People’s Temple


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94 - Pope – Rorty94 - Powers, R.G. – Moynihan and Secrecy94 - PL94 - Pratt – SP and Unions94 - Pratt, Bill – Farmers, Communists, and FBI94 - Pratt, William – Farm Revolt of 30s94 - Pratt – Socialism on Great Plains94 - Pricket – Communists and the Automobile Industry95 - Proletarian United League95 - Puro, Henry – Autobiography95 - RCP-ML95 - Radosh, Ron – Interview95 - Radosh – Spain95 - Radosh – KGB – Chikov95 - Radosh – LaRouche95 - Ranz, Sheldon – Jewish Communistn - porno star95 - Redish, Martin – HUAC and Hollywood 1095 - Renshaw – Pastor Stokes95 - Reuss, Richard, Woody Guthrie95 - Reuss, Richard – Folk Music and Left95 - Reuss, Richard – The Roots of Left Wing Interest in Folk Song95 - Reuss, Richard – American Folksongs95 - Ring – The Jefferson School95 - Romerstein, Soviet Active Measures95 - Rony, Vera – Sorrow Song in Black and White95 - Rosen, Dale – Alabama Sharecroppers95 - Rosenberg Art95 - Rosenstone – Men of the Lincoln Battalion95 - Roskolenko – When I was Last on Cherry Street95 - Rosswurm FBI95 - Rosswurm, Steve – FBI – CIO95 - Roth, Phillip – Communist95 - Rothenberg – Registration of C-Front Organizations95 - Rothman, Stanley – Academics on the Left95 - Rowley, William – Loup City Riot95 - Rubens, Lisa – Patrician Radical Charlotte Whitney95 - Rubenstein, Joshua – Jewish Writers95 - Russel – Sacco-Vanzetti95 - Ruta, Suzanne – Stalin in Bronx


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95 - Ryan, James – Earl Browder95 - Santo, John95 - Sakmyster, Thomas – Hungarian Mafia95 - Shaeffer – Formation of the California CLP95 - Shaffer, Robert – CP Women95 - Shapiro – Jews in the Russian Revolution95 - Shield, Art – Reminisces95 - George Shoaf95 - Shover, John – CP and Farm Crisis95 - Scales, Junius Autobiography95 - Schappes – Political Origins of United Hebrew Trades95 - Schrecker – Reviews95 - Schrecker, Ellen – Archival Source to Study McCarthyism95 - Schrecker, Ellen – CP and Academics95 - Schrecker, Ellen – Immigration and McCarthyism95 - Schlatter – On Being a Communist at Oxford and Harvard95 - Schneiderman v. U.S.95 - Schwartz, Steve – CP in Calif.95 - Scottsboro95 - Sects. – Miscellaneous95 - Seldes, George95 - Sessions, John – Spain and Communists95 - Shteir, Rachel – Workers Laboratory Theatre95 - Skotnes, Ander – Balt. Blacks and CP95 - Smith, Jeff – Fellow – Travelers95 - Simama, Jabari95 - Sims, Margot – Washington St.95 - Sixties95 - Snyder, Robert – Paterson Folk Chorus95 - Socialist Anti-Semitism95 - Socialism Workers Party95 - Socialism Workers Party – Origins95 - Sojourner Truth Organization95 - Solow – Stalin’s Passport Mill96 - Sorkin – Jewish Radicals96 - Southern California CP – Biographies96 - Sparks – Kuzbas96 - Soviet Active Measures96 - Squillacotte, Stand and Clark


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96 - Spartacus96 - SSOC96 - Srebrnik, Henry – ICOR96 - Starobin, Interview96 - Sterlin – The Naïve Liberal96 - Stern and Radosh – The Rosenberg Case96 - Stipanovich – The South Slav Socialists96 - Stone, I.F.96 - Stowe, David – Politics of Café Society96 - Street, Paul – Packinghouse Workers in Chicago96 - Stokes, Rose Pastor96 - Student Papers96 - Sullivan – Gideon’s Southern Soldiers96 - Swerdlow, Amy – Growing Up Red96 - Sylvers, Malcolm – CP 194596 - Sylvers, Malcolm – US CP and John Pepper96 - Theoharis – FOIA96 - Tompson, Bill – self-determination96 - Trans Africa – Blacks96 - Calvin Trillin – The Bronx Coops96 - Trillin, Calvin – Joe Bob Briggs96 - Trimberger, Ellen – Women in the Old and New Left96 - Trotsky in America96 - Toohey, Pat96 - Tunis – Elba Chase Nelson96 - Tuomi, Kaarlo – Karelian Feuer96 - Tyomies Journal96 - U.S. Peace Council96 - World Peace Council97 - 1939 UAW Convention97 - U.S. v. Robel97 - Vanden Heural, Kat, Martha Dodd Stern97 - van Zanten – Communist Theory and Negro Question97 - Velocchi, Steve – Unemployed Movement of 1930s97 - Venceremos Brigade97 - Veneman, Hubert-Stefan Heym97 - Vidal – Anti-semitism97 - Viewpoint97 - Wald, Alan – “Herbert Solow”


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97 - Wald, Alan – Politis of Culture97 - Wald, Alan – Review97 - Wald, Alan – American Trotskyism97 - Wald, Alan – Symposium on Old Left and New97 - Wald – Racism and University111 - Alan Wald Correspondence [RESTRICTED]97 - Alan Wald – The Menoral Group Moves Left97 - Waller and Sobran – Congress’ Red Army97 - Waltzer, American Labor Party97 - Waltzer – Book Review97 - Watson, George – Was Hitler a Marxist?97 - Weather Underground97 - Wiener, Jon – Frank Sinatra97 - Weinstein – Nadya97 - Weiner, Robert – Marx on America97 - Saul Wellman97 - Weyl, Nathan – Review of Caute, Roche – Reviews97 - Williams, David – FBI Political Surveillance97 - Williams, Roger – What’s Happened to the CPUSA?97 - Wilson, Douglas – Tim Wheeler97 - J. Donald Wilson, John Wiita97 - Wisse, Ruth – No Left Turn97 - Wistrich – Marxism and Jewish Nationalism97 - Wittner, Lawrence – The National Negro Congress97 - LaRouche – Wohlforth97 - Wohlforth, Tim – Schactmanites97 - Wolfe – Autobiography97 - Wood – The Empirical Proletarians97 - Workers League97 - Workers Party97 - Workers World97 - Youth Festival97 - Zahavi, Jerry – Communism and Working Class Culture97 - Zahavi – Race, Sex, and Communism97 - Zieger – Labor History97 - Zakaria – Blood Lust in Academia97 - Zieger – Labor and the State97 - Zieger, Robert97 - Zeitlin, Maurice – Who Gets the Bird


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102 - Kerley Testimony102 - Fugitives and Weathermen102 - Chip Berlet102 - Intellectual History Newsletter102 - Kahn, David – Soviet Comint102 - Tyson, Timothy, Robert Williams102 - Stand – Squillacote Espionage102 - Thorpe, Andrew – CI and Brits102 - David, James – Illegal Soviet transmitters102 - Bukovsky, Secrets of the CC102 - Tanenhaus, Sam102 - Nancy Bell FBI File102 - Fox and Warner – Counter Intelligence102 - Friedman – Annie Lee Moss102 - Delton – Rethinking Post WWII Anticommunism102 - Miriam Moskowitz102 - Lannen – Angela’s Children102 - Geary – McWilliams and Anti-Fascism102 - Ryan – CP102 - Gray – William Weiner102 - Langer – Herbst102 - Reviews102 - Jews and Revolution102 - Bentley Deposition102 - Aptheker Interview102 - Book Photos102 - Fred Newman102 - Reynolds – Hemingway102 - Capshaw – Ed Lacy102 - Haverty – Stacke – Smith Act102 - Truman and CP Infiltration102 - Josephson – Gitlow102 - Gorsky List102 - MacDonald – Paul Strand102 - Ginor and Remez - Eitingon102 - Weissman – Zborowski102 - Andrew Brown – Broda102 - David Wahl102 - Madeira – Soviet Infiltration of Brits


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102 - Kaiser – Soviet Espionage102 - KGB Agents102 - Nelson – Niles102 - Glickman, Lawrence – Consumer Reports102 - Kimmelman – Rosen – Seeing Red102 - Isserman – Why Communists Spied102 - Berg – Civil Rights and Anticommunism102 - Mallon, Jessica Mitford102 - Pederson – George Mink102 - Price – Smedley102 - McIlroy and Campbell – CI102 - Pratt, Bill – Montana to Moscow102 - Pratt, Wm. – Montana Farmers102 - Epstein, Joseph – InCAT102 - Epstein, Julian102 - Firsov – Stalin’s Terror102 - Redfield – Domestic Enemy102 - Fetter – CP and Baseball102 - Steve Rosswurm, CIO and Communists102 - Schmidt, Maria and Haynes, John – Noel Field102 - Acheson, Hiss, Kennan102 - Devinatz, Victor – Reuther and the CP102 - Budenz - Roger Chapman102 - Elbaun, Max – 60’s Legacy102 - CP – Miscellaneous102 - Coogan, Kevin – IAC and Ramsey Clark102 - Kolbert, Eliz – Kathy Boudin102 - Review essays102 - Stephanson, Anders – CPUSA102 - Schappes, Morris102 - Jews and CP102 - Robeson, Paul – Soviet Antisemitism102 - Puddington, Arch – New Soviet Apologists102 - Morris, Stephen, Murchett102 - Glazer, Nathan – Hellman102 - Decter, Midge – Howe, Rad. Underground102 - Secret World in Docs102 - Grenier, Richard – Reds102 - Breindel, Eric – Articles


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102 - Hiss, Treason102 - Phillips, William – Partisan Review102 - Bukovsky, Russian archives102 - McClellan, Woodford – African and Black Americans in Comintern102 - Miller, Pennypacker, and Rosenhaft – Mother Adawright, and Scottsboro102 - Berland, Oscar – Self-Determination102 - Johanningsmer, EP TUUL102 - Seshadri, Vigay – Leo Hurwitz102 - Goldfield, Michael – Race and the CIO102 - Studer and Unfried – Comintern Archives102 - Venona102 - Yale102 - Trots103 - AAFE103 - Aaron, Communism and the Jewish Writer103 - Abbot, Phil – Three Generations of Radicals103 - Amter, Israel – Recollection of Things Jewish103 - Alexander – Schisms on the American Life103 - Alexander – American Trots103 - Anhatt, Diane103 - Anti-communism103 - U.S. Peace Council103 - Alexander, Ed – Antisemitism103 - Allen, William – Yip Harburg103 - Andrew, William – “Factionalism and Anticommunism”103 - Antisemitism Mideast103 - Ash, Timothy Garton Stasi Files103 - Atlanta Jews103 - Atlanta – NBAU CDR103 - Atlanta KKK103 - Atlas – NY Intellectuals103 - Barber – Legal Status of the CP – 1965103 - Bailey, Bill103 - Baker – Counter-Olympics103 - Bakst – Intro103 - Barrett, James – Americanization103 - Barros, James – Alqer Hiss and H.D. White103 - Batterson – Smale103 - Beck, John – Highlander’s Junior Union Camps


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103 - Beck, Kent – Joseph Freeman103 - Beckner, Earl – TUEL103 - Bellant, Russ – Nazis103 - Belknap, Michal – Dennis v. U.S.103 - Benson and Loftis – Steinbeck and farm labor103 - Berman, Paul – William Herrick103 - Berman – Sidney Hook103 - Berman – SDS103 - Berman – Red and Black103 - Bermanzohn, The Greensboro Massacre103 - Berrigan – The Middle East103 - Billingsley, Keith – Hollywood CP103 - Bittleman – History of the Communist Movement103 - Black Groups – RNA103 - Black, Henry103 - Black Panthers103 - Blaser, Kent – What Happened to New Left History103 - Bloom, Allan103 - Blum, Howard – The Red Menace103 - Breindel, Eric103 - Breines, Whose New Left?103 - Bridgman Convention103 - Bridgman Index103 - Browder – Excerpts from original of stenogram of PB Dis. March 23, 1939103 - Brower – Abraham Lincoln Brigade103 - Brown, Sarah – Congressional Anticommunism and South103 - Buckley, Wm Antisemitism103 - Buhle, Paul – Religious Radicals103 - Buhle – Jews and American Communism103 - Buhle, Paul and Kelley, Robin – Oral History of Left103 - Burlak, Ann – Atlanta 6103 - Burnham, Grace103 - Cagan, Leslie103 - James Cannon103 - Camp Kinderland103 - Carlson-Recollections of American Trotskyist leaders103 - Capell – Treason is the Reason103 - Caplan, Marvin – Trenton Terrace103 - Oliver Carlson Interview


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103 - Carlson, Olive – Recollections of American Trotskyist Leaders and Photo103 - Carpenter, Arthur – Social Origins of Anticommunism104 - Center for Dem. Renewal104 - Chambers, Whittaker – Underground Ewald104 - Cherny, Robert – Harry Bridges104 - Cherny, Robert – 1934 W-coast Maritime Strike104 - Chi Ch’ao Ting104 - Chikov104 - Chyz, Yaroslaw – Communist Party Press104 - Clark, Joseph – Dreams and Nightmares104 - Clark, Ramsey104 - Cline, Ralph – Bridgman Convention104 - Cobb – Commonwealth College104 - Cobb, William – Commonwealth College104 - Cohen, Roy104 - Cohen, Werner – Canadian CP104 - Cohen, Werner – Jews and Trotskyists104 - Cokely, Steve104 - Cole, Johnelta104 - Collapse of Communism – Articles104 - College Teacher – Worker104 - Collier and Horowitz – Requiem for Radical104 - Collier – Faking of Jazz104 - CP Finances104 - CP Blacks104 - Corey-Marxism Reconsidered104 - Corey – Lewis Corey104 - Party Underground104 - CPUSA notes104 - CPUSA Program 1978104 - CP Manifesto and Program – Fraina Report104 - Communist Party – Exhibits and lists104 - CP Films104 - CPUSA – Histories104 - CPUSA – Italians104 - CP – Miscellaneous Biographical Data104 - CPUSA – Labor104 - CP Underground – OSS105 - Trotskyists


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105 - Basketball105 - Heale, Michael – Beyond McCarthyism105 - Gibarti, Louis105 - Yellow105 - Black106 - Accuracy in Media106 - AIMS Newsletter106 - Garrow, Solo106 - Schrank – Rosenbergs106 - Passport Fraud106 - Veterans of Russian Foreign Intelligence106 - Lipset – No Socialism in US106 - Haynes106 - Buhle106 - H.D. Laes – “Theory of Fielding”106 - Albright and Kunstel – Hall106 - Mark, Ed – Venona, Agent 19106 - Stern Boughton – H.D. White106 - Alterman – Breindel and Hiss106 - Schwartz – Venona in Mexico106 - Alderson – KGB, Rosenberg, Philby106 - Ehrmann – Hiss Case106 - Cullison – Killing of Americans106 - Navasky – Weinstein106 - Romerstein – KGB and Venona106 - Craig, Bruce – Hiss/Chambers106 - Isserman and Schrecker – Papers of a Dangerous Tendency106 - Duncan Lee106 - Spy Accusations106 - Knight – Selling of the KGB106 - Herken – Babylon by the Bay106 - Collier and Horowitz - McCarthyism106 - Tanenhaus – Spain106 - Schmidt, Maria – Noel Field106 - Walsh Material106 - Grover Furr106 - Peake – OSS and Venona106 - Venona106 - Rosenbergs


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106 - CP Role in Soviet Intelligence106 - Tourin – Phil Rosenbliel106 - Archives106 - Storrs – Red Scare Politics106 - Worley – International Communist Parties106 - Illegals106 - Chambers – Trilling107 - CP Clips 1990107 - CP – 1998107 - NAS107 - History and Politics107 - Center for Socialist History107 - FOIA107 - Radical History Newsletter107 - Intelligence107 - Federal One108 - Hillman M. Bishop – the American League Against War and Fascism: A Study

in110 - Morris Childs papers110 - Underground – Brother-son111 - CI Reps to USA [RESTRICTED]110 - CI Reps - American

Government subject files on Amerasia Affair108 - Phillip Jacob Jaffe108 - Jaffe and Amerasia108 - Goldman – FOIA Suit108 - Kate Mitchell (Jaffe case)108 - Jaffe defense and cover up108 - Tydings108 - Press reaction108 - Congressman Dondeno, Hobbs108 - Service108 - Hoover’s reactions and bureaucratic flaps109 - Jaffe papers109 - Joseph Bernstein109 - Decision for arrests109 - Investigation files

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97 - Unfiled Obituaries98 - Obituaries (alphabetical by last name of subject)98 - CPUSA – Miscellaneous98 - CP Clips 1985-198698 - CP Clips 198898 - CP Clips 198998 - CP – The 1989 Upheaval98 - CP Break-up 199298 - CPUSA Implosion 199298 - CP 199798 - Committees of Correspondence

Correspondence111 - Correspondence – Journals regarding CPUSA Elites [RESTRICTED]99 - Stone, I.F. [RESTRICTED]99 - Amerasia Correspondence [RESTRICTED]99 - Miscellaneous correspondence, 1989-2004 [RESTRICTED]100 - Miscellaneous correspondence, 1972-1987 [RESTRICTED]101 - Telegrams, 1941-1959 [RESTRICTED]


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