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Series VII. Communist Party USA (CPUSA)
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Scope and Content Notes: The Communist Party U.S.A., successor to the multiple left-wing factions that split off from the Socialist Party U.S.A. at its 1919 convention, did not develop significant influence until the mid-1930s. While they initially commanded at least nominal support of perhaps 70,000 of the SPUSA’s 110,000 members, that support drifted away as the rival Communist factions operated as secret undergrounds and refused to cooperate. The Comintern pressured them to combine into as an open political party, the Workers Party of America, in 1922, but they maintained a dual underground structure for several years thereafter, and continued factional squabbles. Ultimately the Party only achieved working unity between 1927 and 1929 by expelling the significant portions of the leadership who identified with Stalin’s factional rivals in the Soviet Party. The Party, thus, entered the Depression unified but isolated with a membership not much bigger than 10% of the combined membership of the 1919 Communist factions. Their dependence on Soviet intervention to settle disputes shaped the Party’s subsequent political culture. While all Communist Parties had to adhere to Comintern policy as a condition of membership, the CPUSA usually maintained less independence from Soviet direction than many other Communist parties.
American Communists expanded their influence in the 1930s by energetic agitation for the unemployed, industrial unions, civil rights, and antifascism, especially after the shift in Comintern policy from the highly sectarian ultra-revolutionary Third Period (1927-1935) to the antifascist alliance of the Popular Front (1935-39). By 1939 they had about 75,000 members and several hundred thousand fellow travelers. The Hitler-Stalin Pact of 1939 undermined their political credibility, especially among their not insubstantial base among intellectuals and cultural producers. During the wartime alliance with the Soviet Union they regained lost membership but not the level of moral authority they had enjoyed in some circles during the Popular Front. Perhaps that is why they were so quickly politically isolated at the beginning of the Cold War. However, despite the travails of McCarthyism, the Party maintained at least a third of it peak membership until the Khrushchev speech on ”the crimes of the Stalin era” at the 1956 20th Soviet Party Congress. After a brief unsuccessful attempt to reinvent the Party around democratic socialism, veteran members fled leaving an aging vestige of probably less than 5,000 active members (although they claimed more) by the late 1950s.
Throughout the Party’s history, the CPUSA sought to expand its influence by organizing and participating in a broad array of single issue organizations. Some were genuine mass movements with handfuls of Communists amidst tens or even hundreds of thousand of members. Others were Potemkin villages with little more than an office and impressive looking letterhead. Typically Party members filled important leadership slots in such organizations and Party members exercised influence beyond their numbers because of their energy and their policy of acting as a disciplined voting bloc. Both Communists and their critics referred to such organizations as front organizations, although for Communists the usage reflected their notions of “united front’ while for critics the word evoked “false front’ as in a Hollywood movie set. For simplicity, I decided to group many publications by such front organizations in the same section with publications and other ephemera produced by the Party itself. This is not intended as an editorial position on the nature of such front organizations.
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"Labor Committee Report"
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What is the New Deal?, by Earl Browder
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Dimensions Volume 1 Number 1, Discussion Journal of the W.E.B. Dubois Clubs
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United We Stand for Peace and Socialism, by Gil Green, 1935
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Puerto Rico- 'Island Paradise' of U.S. Imperialism, by Patricia Bell, February 1967
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The Crime of El Fanguito An Open Letter to President Truman on Puerto Rico, by William Z. Foster, April 1948
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Report of the Fifth National Convention of the Young Communist League of U.S.A.
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No Jobs Today, A Story of a Young Worker in Pictures, by Phil Bard
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Peace or War, The People against the Warmakers!, by Eugene Dennis, May 1946
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New Program of the CPUSA, 1966
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Reconversion, by George Morris September 1945
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The Menace of American Imperialism, by William Z. Foster October 1945
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The Crisis of U.S. Capitalism and the Fight-Back, Gus Hall
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The Meaning of the 9-Party Communist Conference, by William Z. Foster, November 1947
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Horizons of the Future, For a Socialist America, by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, December 1959
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The American Way to Jobs, Peace, Equal Rights and Democracy, September 1954
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The Communist Party & How it Works, A Hand Book on its Organization & Functioning, March 1976
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"Forge Fighting Unity Against the Wall Street Warmakers and the Exploiters of the Southern Masses", by Jim Jackson, 1950
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The Constitution and By-Laws of the Communist Party of the United States of America, August 1938
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"History Will be Made at the Stadium Sun., Sept. 24th"
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"On Certain Aspects of Bourgeois Nationalism" Pamphlet
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"An American People's Program to End Poverty and Unemployment in the U.S.", Economic Program of the Communist Party, U.S.A.
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Economic Crises
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Proceedings (Abridged) of the 16th National Convention of the Communist Party, U.S.A., May 1957
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What is Socialism?, by Ernst Fischer
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Thesis and Resolutions for the Seventh National Convention of the Communist Party of U.S.A., by Central Committee Plenum
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"Congressional Election Platform of the Communist Party"
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Acceptance Speeches
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"Vote Straight Communist"
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"Smash the Bosses Hunger Program", Fight for Unemployment Insurance, Cleveland Communist Election Platform, I.O. Ford for Mayor
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How to Make Your Vote Count, The Communist Position on the Issues and Candidates in the 1948 Elections, by George Morris, October 1948
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"Southside Election Rally"
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"Workers of Hamtrack Vote Communist- Against Hunger and Fascism"
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"The Platform of the Class Struggle", National Platform of the Workers (Communist) Party, 1928
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"Vote for John Makowski", Communist Candidate for Council- Ward 21
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Vote Communist Workers of the World United, "Congressional Platform of the Communist Party, 1934
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"Support the People's Cause..."
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"McCarthyism and the New Jersey Elections"
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"1948 Election Platform of the Communist Party", 1948
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"1952 Election Platform of the Communist Party", 1952
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"The Communist Election Platform 1936", 1936
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"What the People of Texas Need", The Communist Program for the Lone Star State
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"The 1940 Elections, How the People Can Win", By Earl Browder, May, 1939
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"America Needs Earl Browder", By A.B. Magil
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"Milestones in the History of the Communist Party", By Alex Bittelman, August, 1937
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"How Can We Share the Wealth?", The Communist Way Versus Huey Long, By Alex Bittelman, April, 1935
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"An Open Letter to all the Members of the Communist Party"
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"Labor and Anti- Semitism", By George Morris, May, 1953
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"A Brief History of U.S. Asian Labor", By Karl Yoneda
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"The Meaning of the XXth Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union", Report to the National Committee of the Communist Party, U.S.A., By Max Weiss, 1956
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"Delegate, Special Convention Communist Party, U.S.A., July 4-7, 1968"
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"Religion and Communism", By Earl Browder, June, 1935
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"Talks to America", By Earl Browder, February, 1937
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"Social and National Security", By Earl Browder, December, 1938
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"An American People's Program to End Poverty and Unemployment in the U.S.", Economic Program of the Communist Party, U.S.A.
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"Passage to Progress", The '64 Election Mandate and the Road Ahead, December, 1964
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"A Communist Talks to Students", March, 1964
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"Youth Demands Peace", By James Lerner
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"The Philosophy of Communism", By James E. Jackson, 1963
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"Invitation to Join the Communist Party", By Robert Minor, February, 1943
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"In Defense of the Communist Party", Guide for Study and Discussion of William Z. Foster's Pamphlet, August, 1949
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"The Truth About Father Coughlin", By A.B. Magil, 1935
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"Policy for Victory", By Earl Browder, May, 1943
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"Coal Miners and the War", By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, August, 1942
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"Life in the U.S. Army", By Walter Trumbull
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"Youth Serves the Nation", By Max Weiss, February, 1942
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"Youth for Victory in 1943", By Max Weiss, February, 1943
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"Fight for Your Future Now!", By Max Weiss, November, 1942
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"Peace or War, The People against the Warmakers!", By Eugene Dennis, May, 1946
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"The Year of Great Decision, 1942", By Robert Minor, May, 1942
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"The MacArthur Ouster", By Eugene Dennis
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"Intellectuals and the War", By V.J. Jerome "Intellectuals and the War", By V.J. Jerome
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"Two Questions on Winning the War", By Roy Hudson, May, 1942
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"The Trade Unions and the War", By William Z. Foster, June, 1912
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"What's What About the War", Questions and Answers, By William Z. Foster, July, 1940
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"Quarantine the War Mongers", By William Z. Foster, November, 1947
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"May Day Anti-War Rally" Flyer, 1946
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"Make the Democrats Keep Their Promises", June, 1933
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"Youth Confronts the Blue Eagle", By Gil Green
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Complete Schedule of Classes at the California Labor School
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"How to Win Jobs!", By Leonard Sparks
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"Labor and the Menace of Goldwaterism", By George Morris, September, 1964
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"Industrial Slavery- Roosevelt's 'New Deal'", By I. Amter, July, 1933
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"The Trotskyite Fifth Column in the Labor Movement", By George Morris, January, 1945
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"Company Unions Today", By Robert W. Dunn, 1935
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"Labor and the Marshall Plan", By William Z. Foster, March, 1948
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"Reaction Beats Its War Drums", By William Z. Foster, May, 1946
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"Smash Hitler's Spring Offensive Now!", By William Z. Foster, March, 1942
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"Why Work for Nothing?", By Herman Schendel, 1946
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"The People and the Congress", William Z. Foster, February, 1943
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"Should Americans Back the Marshall Plan?", Joseph Starobin, February, 1948
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"The Farmer's Way Out", Life Under a Worker's and Farmer's Government, By John Barnett June, 1935
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"Work for all or Unemployment"
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"Illinois Needs a Farmer- Labor Party", By Morris H. Childs
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"Industrial Insurance: A Snare for Workers", By Mort and E.A. Gilbert, 1936
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"How to Fight High Prices", By Louise Mitchell, November, 1947
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"Where to Begin?", How to Build a Mass Young Communist League, By F. Fuerenberg
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"Americans of Foreign Birth in the War Program for Victory", By Hon. Earl G. Harrison
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"Reconversion", Security or Crisis, By Allan Ross
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"World-Wide Unemployment", 20,000,000 Unemployed
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San Francisco Conference Pamphlet
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Clarity, Notes on the National Question, September, 1944
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"Schools and the Crisis", By Rex David, 1934
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"Poverty 'Midst Riches, Why We Demand Unemployment Insurance"
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"The History of May Day", By Alexander Trachtenberg (3), 1935, 1937, 1947
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"May Day", 1886: 8 Hour Work Day, 1959:6 Hour Work Day, 1959
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"Appalachia U.S.A.", A Study in Poverty, By George Meyers
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"How's Your Health?", The Fight for a National Health Program, By Robert Friedman, February, 1947
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"Broaden the Fight for Peace and Democracy!", By Joseph Rockman, September, 1952
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"Fight! Don't Starve!", Demands for Unemployment Insurance Made Upon the United States Congress
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"On the Struggle Against Revisionism", January, 1946
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"I Didn't Raise My Boy to Be a Solider-for Wall Street", By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, February, 1940
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"Unemployment Insurance", The Burning Issue of the Day, By Earl Browder, April, 1935
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"20th Century Methods!" Pamphlet
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"A Democratic Way Out of the Crisis in Education", A Program for Resolving the Crisis in the New York City Public School System
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Educational Bulletin, March, 1956
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"Your Questions Answered", On Politics, Peace, Economics, Fascism, Anti-Semitism, Race Prejudice, Religion, Trade Unionism, Americanism, Democracy, Socialism, Communism, By William Z. Foster, 1939
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"Heroines", By Sasha Small
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"Everybody Can Be Rich- and Still Be Honest!", The Bread-And-Butter Facts of Life, By Jim West
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"What Price Profits?", By Max Weiss, April, 1947
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"March for Peace May 1st 1952", United Labor and People's Committee for May Day, 1952
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"The Real Father Coughlin", By A.B. Magil, May, 1939
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"More Agitation, More Propaganda!, By E. Fisher
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"Smash Michigan's Fifth Column!", August, 1942
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"White Guard Terrorists in the U.S.A.", By Leon Dennen
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"The Black Legion Rides", By George Morris, August, 1936
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"Texas Survey" Pamphlet
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"Here's to Health!" 1938-1939
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"Hold That Rent Ceiling", By Louise Mitchell, January, 1947
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"America's Housing Crisis", By Louise Mitchell, May, 1946
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"The Fascist Revival...the Inside Story of the John Birch Society...Who is in it? Who is Behind it? Who Directs and Finances it?", By Mike Newberry, June, 1961
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"How Mellon Got Rich", By Harvey O'Connor, 1933
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"The Truth About the MTA", By Daniel B. Schirmer
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Sales, Tax is Robbery!, Mass Action Will Force Its Repeal
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"The Elections and the Outlook for National Unity", By Eugene Dennis, December, 1944
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"Where Do We Go From Here?", By "Americus", November 6, 1948
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"The Watson-Parker Law", The Latest Scheme to Hamstring Railroad Unionism, By William Z. Foster, 1927
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"This is Treason!", By Sol Vail
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"Housecleaning by Labor, Not Housewrecking by Congress"
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"The American Way to Jobs, Peace, Democracy", May, 1954
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"Democracy in Danger", By Mary Collins, September, 1938
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"The Case Against David Dubinsky", By William Weinstone, June, 1946
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"Freedom Begins at Home", By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, July, 1961
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"The Menace of Opportunism", By Max Bedacht
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"The Rankin Witch Hunt", By William Z. Foster, December, 1945
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"Science and Life", By J.G. Crowther, 1938
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"Is Anybody Pushing You Around?"
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"The American Holiday, May Day 1939", By Jane Filley, April, 1939
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"William Z. Foster, An Appreciation", By Joseph North, 1955
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"I Challenge the Un-Americans", By Eugene Dennis, May, 1947
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"My Side of the Story", The Statement the Newspapers Refused to Print, By Gerhart Eisler, March, 1947
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"DEBS and DENNIS, Fighters for Peace", By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, October, 1950
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"Stool-Pigeon", By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, July, 1949
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"Food Prices and Rationing", By Louise Mitchell, January, 1943
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"Jews and the National Question", By Hyman Levy, 1958
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"Jews in Action"
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"The Jewish People and the War", By Earl Browder, May, 1940
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"The C.I.O. Today", By George Morris, March, 1950
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"World Capitalism and World Socialism", By William Z. Foster, March, 1941
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"The 'Foreign Agent' Hoax Exposed", April 4, 1947
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"Hamtrack Municipal Election of 1934" Pamphlet, 1934
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"In the Dungeons of Mussolini", By Carlo Rossi, March, 1936
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Peoples Educational Center Directory (Spring), 1945
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"Facts About Gerald L. K. Smith", June 26, 1944
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"Resolution on the Path to Native American Indian Liberation, December, 1979
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"The Working Class and the Nation" and "Changes in Bourgeois Nationalism", By Peter Weiden, 1938, 1939
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"It's You They're After!"
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"The Foreign Born in the United States", By Dwight C. Morgan 1936
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YCL Pacesetter, August, 1939
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"In Flanders Field...", By Mac Weiss, May, 1935
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"Nazis Preferred", The Renazification of Western Germany, By Moses Miller, June, 1950
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"Pattern for American Fascism", By John L. Spivak, September, 1947
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"Post-War Jobs for Veterans, Negroes, and Women", By Roy Hudson, November, 1944
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Pamphlet About Reuben W. Borough
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"The U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R., War Allies and Friends", By William Z. Foster, October, 1942
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"The Fight Against Hitlerism", By William Z. Foster and Robert Minor, July, 1941
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"The Menace of a New World War", By William Z. Foster, March, 1946
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"The 'Free' Press", Portrait of a Monopoly, By George Marion, June, 1946
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"New Program of the Communist Party USA", The People versus Corporate Power, January, 1982
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A Pamphlet for the Communist Party Presidential Candidate Gus Hall and Jarvis Tyner for Vice President
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A Flyer for the American Youth Congress Citizenship Institute in Washington, D.C.
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"Programme of the Young Communist International"
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"Program of the Communist International", December, 1929
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The Communist, June 12, 1920
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"The Truth About the American Youth Congress", By Arthur Clifford, 1935
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"15th National Student Congress, August 19- August 30, 1962"
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"Our Generation Will Not Be Silent!", September, 1953
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"You've Got a Right", Defending Democracy, By Sasha Small, 1938
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"American Youth Acts", The Story of the American Youth Congress, By William W. Hinckley
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"How Fare Youth?", By Tom Dennison
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"Towards An American Student Union"
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"Students Take A Stand", An Account of Student Conferences in Washington During Christmas Week, 1933
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"Building a Militant Student Movement", Program of the National Student League
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"The American Youth Congress", What It Is, How It Works
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"For a New Youth Organization Dedicated to Education in the Spirit of Socialism!", by Leon Wofsy
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"Our Generation is in Danger"
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"Youth Fights for Peace, Jobs, Civil Rights"
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"Youth Demands a Peaceful World", Report of the Second World Youth Congress
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"Children Under Capitalism", By Grace Hutchins, 1933
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"Dust Off Your Dreams", The Story of American Youth for Democracy
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"Constitution of the Communist Party of the United States of America", July, 1975
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"Class Unity, All-People's Unity- The Only Way", By Gus Hall, August, 1987
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"Program For Victory" NY State Communist Party Election Platform, 1942
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Sedition! To Protest and Organize against War Hunger and Unemployment, By J. Louis Engdahl, 1930
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The Kodak Worker, V.1, N. 6, July 1928
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The Kodak Worker, V.1, N. 8, September 1928
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The Kodak Worker, V.1, N.11, January-February 1929
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"The Crisis in the Socialist Party", By William Z. Foster, November, 1936
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"The Path to Peace, Progress and Prosperity"
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"Take a Stand for Peace, Jobs & Equality", June, 1982
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"The Reds in Dixie", Who Are the Communists and What Do They Fight For in the South?, By Tom Johnson, March, 1935
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"The Challenge to Labor", March, 1960
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"New Program of the Communist Party U.S.A.", Ma, 1970
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"Constitution of the Communist Party of the United States of America", April, 1957
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"On the Road to Bolshevization", 1929
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"AFL Upsurge Challenges Policies of Old Guard", By Leon Kaplan, April 18-19, 1947
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"Security with FDR", By Vito Marcantonio, September, 1944
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"The Real Huey P. Long", By Sender Garlin, May, 1935
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"The Big Tax Swindle and How to Stop It", An Analysis and Program for Action, May, 1969
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"Who are the Americans?", By Earl Browder, July, 1936
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"Unite for Peace, Negro Freedom, Labor's Advance, Socialism", Resolutions of the 18th National Convention of the Communist Party, U.S.A., 1967
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"Shall the Communist Party Change Its Name?", February, 1944
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"Teheran and America", By Earl Browder, January, 1944
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"Teheran, Our Path in War and Peace", By Earl Browder, 1944
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"Draft Resolution for the 16th National Convention of the Communist Party, U.S.A.", Adopted Sept. 13, 1956 September, 1956
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"The United States in Crisis- The Communist Solution", September, 1969
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"Constitution of the Communist Party of the United States of America", October, 1948
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"Constitution of the Communist Political Association"
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"Draft Main Political Resolution", An Assessment and a Production, January, 1969
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"What New York State Needs", By The Communist Political Association of New York State
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"Let's Pull Together for Jobs, Security, Democracy, and Peace", By Carl Ross, September, 1938
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"The American Way to Jobs, Peace, and Democracy", Draft Program of the Communist Party, March, 1954
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"What America Faces", The New War Danger and the Struggle for Peace, Democracy and Economic Security, By Eugene Dennis, March, 1946
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"America at the Crossroads: Postwar Problems and Communist Policy", By Eugene Dennis, December, 1945
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"The Struggle for Detente", By Gus Hall
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"What America Needs", A Communist View , By Eugene Dennis and John Gates, March, 1956
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"1977 The Year of the Press", By Mike Zagarell, January, 1977
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"Make Your Dreams Come True", By Gil Green, June, 1937
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"The Youth and the Russian Revolution"
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"The People Against the Trusts", Build a Democratic Front to Defeat Reaction Now and Win a People's Victory in 1948, By Eugene Dennis, December, 1946
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The Communist International, Vol. XIV, No. 12, December, 1937
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"World Voices on the Moscow Trials", A Compilation from the Labor and Liberal Press of the World, October 22, 1936
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"Regional Autonomy for the Southwest", 1974
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The Party Review
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"The Constitution of the Communist Party of the United States of America"
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"Main Political Resolution adopted by the 16th National Convention of the Communist Party, U.S.A.", February 9-12, 1957, April, 1957
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"Fundamentals of Communism"
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"Call to 16th National Convention Communist Party, U.S.A.", February 9-12, 1957
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"The Communists Take a New Look", Report to the National Committee of the Communist Party, U.S.A., By Eugene Dennis, May, 1956
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"The Heritage of the Communist Political Association", By Robert Minor, August, 1944
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"The Carter Administration's African Policy", By Henry Winston
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"The Communist Party- 'The mind, the will and the honor of the working class!'", By James E. Jackson
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"21 Questions About War and Peace", By Eugene Dennis, August, 1950
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A Letter from the Communist Party of Los Angeles County, May, 1954
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"The Communist Party", Vanguard Fighter for Peace, Democracy, Security, and Socialism, By Pettis Perry, April, 1953
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"Communists and the People", Summation Speech to the Jury in the Second Foley Square Smith Act Trial of Thirteen Communist Leaders, By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, May, 1953
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"Pattern for American Fascism", By John L. Spivak, September, 1947
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"The Fascist Danger and How to Combat it", By Eugene Dennis, August, 1948
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"Theory and Practice of the Communist Party", November, 1947
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"The Red Baiting Racket and How it Works", By George Morris, October, 1947
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"Is Communism Un-American?", 9 Questions About the Communist Party Answered, By Eugene Dennis, March, 1947
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"Let the People Know", The Truth About the Communists Which the Un-American Committee Tried to Suppress, By Eugene Dennis, April, 1947
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"The Red-Baiters Menace America", By Eugene Dennis, October, 1946
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"Meet the Communists", By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, March, 1946
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"Communists and the Trade Unions", By Roy Hudson, October, 1943
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"Communism Versus Fascism", By William Z. Foster, June, 1941
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Young Communist Review, November, 1938
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"Party Organizer" (5), October 1937, April-June, 1938 and August, 1938
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"Hague over Jersey"
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"Who are the Reds?", By Roy Hudson, June, 1937
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"Beat the Steel Crisis! Save Every Job!", By Gus Hall
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"The Trotsky Opposition", Its Significance for American Workers, By Bertram D. Wolfe, 1928
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Socialism, What's In It For You, By A.B. Magil April, 1946
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"The Little Red Diary" No.1, Trade Unions in America, By W.Z. Foster, J.P. Cannon, and E.R. Browder, 1925
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"The Russian Constitution", Adopted July 10, 1918, January 4, 1919
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"Why Communism?", Plain Talks on Vital Problems, By M.J. Olgin, 1935
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"The Truth About Communism!", 1930
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Frontiers, October 1931
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Frontiers, January 1932
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Frontiers, April 1932
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Frontiers, June 1932
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Frontiers, November 1932
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"Who Are the Young Pioneers" Martha Campion, October 1943
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"Meet the Communists", 1943
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"The People's Demands" Pamphlet
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"A Guide to the Club, Its Role in Building the United Front in 1950", A Handbook for Community Club Officers, Prepared By Carl Dorfman
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"Unity or Else..."
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The Student Advocate, February 1936
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The Student Advocate, March 1936
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The Student Advocate, May 1936
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The Student Advocate, October-November 1936
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Student Review, December 1933
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Student Review, 1934
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Student Review, April 1935
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Student Review, October 1935
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General View of the 1st Annual National Communist Veterans Encampment at Turner's Arena, May 8, 1947
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"Motion Picture Workers: Keep Your Eye on the Ball The Eight Ball You Are Behind It!" Pamphlet, 1947
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New Foundations, V. VI, N. 4, June 1953
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Equal Justice, Fall 1941
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"Economic Questions, Commentary" 1952
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"The Soviet Union", Your Questions Answered, By Margaret Cowl, 1934
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"Agents of Peace" Pamphlet, 1951
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The Gil Green League Building Bulletin
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California's Brown Book, 1934
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"The Mexican People of the Southwest", August 3 1948
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"Men in Overalls, The Danger is Real- the Danger is Now!, You Can Make Truman Veto the Un-American Anti-Labor...Taft-Hartley Slave Bill!, You Can Also Force Blakney, Vandenberg, and Ferguson to Support a Veto"
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15 Years of the Communist Party, By Alex Bittelman, August, 1934
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City College and War, Why were Twenty-one Students Expelled?, October, 1933
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Beware of the War Danger!, Stop, Look, and Listen!, By William Z. Foster, April, 1948
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"Everything for Unity and Victory", By William Schneiderman
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The Kefauver Committee and the Pete Panto Murder, By Michael Singer, May, 1951
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Youth Unity for Peace Against Militarization
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A Statement to the President, the Congress, and the People of the United States from the American Congress for Peace and Democracy, 1939
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"They Shall Not Pass!"
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The Workers Monthly, January, 1925
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"How Wall Street Picks Your Pocket", By George Morris, October, 1946
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"Defend Dissent! Defeat the Racists and Warmakers! Support Dubois! Stop SACB Hearings!"
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Photograph of Communists and Unemployed, Carrying Huge Placards Calling for Work or Wages
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Photograph of Youth Demonstrators Staging a Sit-Down Squatting in the Driveway of the White House. They Wanted to Present a Petition on Behalf of the Lundeen Bill. February 20, 1937
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Photograph of the entrance of the Communist office headquarters in America, August 25, 1938
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Photograph of an Exhibit of Soviet Literature Shown Before the DIES Committee, August 19, 1938
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A Photograph of Communists Picketing in front of the Japanese Consulate, July 31, 1937
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A Photograph of Communists, March 20, 1937
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Photograph of a Page from the July Issue of the Communist International, September 25, 1936
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Photograph of a Vehicle Emblazoned with Communist Pledges, April 26, 1936
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A Photograph of a Mass Police Demonstration in Union Square to Celebrate the Anniversary of the Founding of the Soviet Union, August 5, 1929
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A Photograph of Police Dispersing Communist Agitators in Front of New Bedford Mill, January 22, 1930
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A Photograph of the New York Police Dispersing Several Hundred Communists Who Gathered in the City Hall Park, January 28, 1930
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A Photograph of Los Angeles Communist Riots, February 28, 1930
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A Photograph of A Female Communist Demonstrator, March 4, 1930
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A Photograph of a Communist Demonstrator Being Arrested, March 7, 1930
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A Photograph of Communists, March 7, 1930
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A Photograph of Police Arresting a Communist Parader, March 7, 1930
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A Photograph of One of the Sacco-Vanzetti Demonstrations on "Red Thursday", March 8, 1930
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A Photograph of a Demonstration at Union Square on "Red Thursday" Being Broken Up, March 10, 1930
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A Photograph of Communist Rioters in Cleveland, Ohio, October 3, 1930
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A Photograph of a Communist Cheering for Released Prisoners at Madison Square Garden, October 25, 1930
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A Photograph of a Communist Demonstration in Front of the Capital Building, December 8, 1930
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A Photograph of a Communist Dropped Over a Car's Fender, February 11, 1931
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A Photograph of a Communist Rioter Getting Chased by a Police Officer, February 11, 1931
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A Photograph of Radical Communists Rioting in Chicago, May 7, 1932
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A Photograph of Radical Communists Rioting in Chicago, May 7, 1932
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A Photograph of an Anti-Hitler Demonstration Before the Consulate, December 19, 1933
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A Photograph of Police Dispersing Communist Demonstrators in Sacramento, CA., April 24, 1934
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A Photograph of a Map from the Library of D.A.R. which Shows the Headquarters of Communists in the U.S., April 24, 1934
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A Photograph of a Inter-Protest Fighting in Front of City Hall, April 5, 1934
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A Photograph of a Communist Procession from Battery Park, May 1, 1934
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A Photograph of a Mass Picketing Demonstration Before the P.L. Bergoff Offices, July 19, 1934
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A Photograph of the East Bay Raid. In the Photograph, Civilians Demolish the Hall Used for Meetings By Communists, July 21, 1934
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Photograph of the Red May Day Parade, May 6, 1935
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Photograph of the Front Cover of the Magazine
Communist International, September 25, 1936
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Photograph of a Radical Communism Propaganda Center Located in Georgia, February 16, 1936
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Photograph of a Radical Propaganda Center, February 23, 1936
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Photograph of a "Comrade" During the Arizona Disorders, April 18, 1936
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Photograph of a Scene in Phoenix When Naff was Leader of Movement, April 25, 1936
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Three Men Pictures at the 1st Annual National Communist Veterans Encampment at Turner's Arena, Washington, D.C., May 8, 1947
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Photograph of a Demonstration to "Free Tom Mooney", May 1, 1936
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Photograph of a Man Observing a Guarded Wall of Leftist Leaflets
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Photograph of Some of the Eleven Communists Who Surrendered at Old Bailey and Were on Trial for Conspiracy, December 1, 1925
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Photograph of a Protest Against Winston Churchill in front of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel N.Y.C and Additional Information, March 15, 1946
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Assorted Documents Which Discuss Leftist Movements in the U.S.A. and Overseas
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The New Sport and Play, January and February, 1934
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"Second Southern California District Convention, By Dorothy Healey, January 29, 1960
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Letter/Flyer from the Young Communist League, July 24, 1939
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Assorted Newspapers (3), 1932-1934
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People's World, October 24, 1939
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Review, July 21, 1941
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"Of the People for the People, Pictorial Highlights of Fifty Years of the Communist Party, USA, 1919-1969", May, 1970
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The Communist International (2) March, 1936 and February, 1937
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New World Review (3), August-October, 1952
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Party Organizer (4), July, 1937, November-December, 1937, March, 1938
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Numerous Copies of
Soviet Russia, Official Organ of the Russian Soviet Government Bureau
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Leaflets for Student Strike at Franklin High School
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The Struggle Against White Chauvinism, September 1949
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The American Foreign-Born Workers, ca. 1923
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"The Program of Class Struggle Co-operation" Pamphlet, 1931
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"Join the Big Youth Parade May 30" Flyer, ca. May 30 1931
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Tenement Children Protest, New York City, February 26 1934
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"Resolution of the Free Tom Mooney Congress"
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High Time, January, 1939
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High Time, March 1939
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High Time, May, 1939
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Red Pen, May, 1937
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The Class Mark, November, 1935
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Hunger March on Salem, OR, January 13 1933
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The Workers Monthly, December 1925
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The Communist - Vol. VI No. 4-Vol. XXIII No. 12, June 1927-December 1944
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Masses & Mainstream - Vol. 1 No.1-Vol. 16 No. 8, March 1948-August 1963
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New York Daily Worker - Vol. 22 No.1-Vol. 22 No. 52, January 1945-February 1945
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New York Daily Worker - Vol. 22 No. 104-Vol.22 No. 156, May 1945-June 1945
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Voice of Action - Volume 1 - Complete, 1933-1934
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