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'''Henry Samuel Magdoff''' (born 21 August 1913 died 31 December 2005), commonly known as '''Harry Magdoff''', is a prominent American [[socialism|socialist]] commentator.  He held several administrative positions in government during the [[President of the United States|presidency]] of [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] and later became co-editor of the [[Marxism|Marxist]] publication, ''[[Monthly Review]]''.  While remaining a prominent figure of the left throughout his career he has been dogged by allegations of being involved in [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] [[espionage]], a charge which originated in the 1940s but one that would reemerge decades later.

'''Henry Samuel Magdoff''' (born 21 August 1913 died 31 December 2005), commonly known as '''Harry Magdoff''', held several administrative positions in government during the [[President of the United States|presidency]] of [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] and Soviet espionage agent in the [[Perlo group]].  Magdoff made many false statements regarding his employment after graduation in order to obtain employment with as an economist with [[new Deal]] agenices in the federal government. After [[World War II]], Magdoff along with [[paul Sweezsy]] became co-editor of the [[Marxism|Marxist]] publication, ''[[Monthly Review]]''.  

==Early years==

==Early years==