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Communist Party of the United States of America (view source)
Revision as of 03:02, October 2, 2007
, 03:02, October 2, 2007Chinese subversion
As the [[Presidential election of 1944]] approached Browder and [[Sidney Hillman]] teamed up to capture the [[American Labor Party]]. Hilman’s [[Council of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO) enjoyed a favored position before [[Franklin Roosevelt]]’s [[National Labor Relations Board]].
As the [[Presidential election of 1944]] approached Browder and [[Sidney Hillman]] teamed up to capture the [[American Labor Party]]. Hilman’s [[Council of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO) enjoyed a favored position before [[Franklin Roosevelt]]’s [[National Labor Relations Board]].
==Chinese subversion==
Between the crucial years of 1943 and 1949 some 30 books on the general political situation in China were published in the United States. Of these, 23 were pro-Maoist and seven were anti-Communist. Several of the pro-Maoist books are noted here:
*''Unfinished Revolution'' in China by [[Israel Epstein]]
*''Journey from the East'' by [[Mark Gayn]]—''[[Washington Post]]'' Correspondent charged in [[Amerasia]] Case in which his office was found filled with stolen secret government documents.
*''New Frontiers in Asia'' by [[Philip J. Jaffe]]—Also charged in the Amerasia Case.
*''Solution in Asia'' by [[Owen Lattimore]]— Known Comintern operative
*''Making of Modern China'' by Owen and Eleanor Lattimore—Reviewed favorably in ''[[The Nation]]'' and ''[[The New Republic]]''.
*''Situation in Asia'' by Owen Lattimore.
*''China's Wartime Politics'' by Lawrence K. Rosinger—Issued under the auspices of the [[Institute of Pacific Relations]].
*''Battle Hymn of China'' by [[Agnes Smedley]]—Known Soviet operative.
*''People on Our Side'' by Edgar Snow—"the people on our side" include the [[Chinese Communists]] who six years later were shooting American soldiers in the [[Korean War]].
*''Challenge of Red China'' by [[Guenther Stein]]—Stein was accused by Gen. [[Douglas MacArthur]]'s Intelligence service of being a Soviet agent.
*''Chinese Conquer China'' by [[Anna Louise Strong]]—[[KGB]] Agent.
*''The Phoenix and the Dwarfs'' by George E. Taylor—A play by the [[office of War Information]] (OWI) deputy director of its Far Eastern Division.
==Infiltration==
==Infiltration==