| − | Haldane was a member of the [[Communist Party of Great Britain]] (CPGB) from 1937 to 1950, a period that covered the bloodiest of [[Stalin]]'s purges, the [[Molotov]]-[[Ribberntrop]] Pact, and the active opposition of the Communist party to the struggle against [[Nazism]]. The CPGB was a slavish supporter of [[Soviet]] policy throughout this period, following and endorsing every change in [[Kremlin]] policy, including turning a blind eye to the murder of millions of innocent people. As a leading member of the CPGB and a prominent writer for the [[Daily Worker]], Haldane was complicit in the lies and moral crimes of the party. | + | Haldane was a member of the [[Communist Party of Great Britain]] (CPGB) from 1937 to 1950, a period that covered the bloodiest of [[Stalin]]'s purges, the [[Molotov-Ribberntrop Pact]], and the active opposition of the Communist party to the struggle against [[Nazism]]. The CPGB was a slavish supporter of [[Soviet]] policy throughout this period, following and endorsing every change in [[Kremlin]] policy, including turning a blind eye to the murder of millions of innocent people. As a leading member of the CPGB and a prominent writer for the [[Daily Worker]], Haldane was complicit in the lies and moral crimes of the party. |