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The [[California]] State Senate published a report in 1949 on Communist press networks.  

The [[California]] State Senate published a report in 1949 on Communist press networks.  

{{Cquote|Through their newspapers, magazines, books, symposiums, pamphlets, handbills and analytical publications, the Communists train and educate their converts in Marxism-Leninism-Stalinism; and, at the same time, they spread their [[propaganda]] to confuse, disrupt and divide....  

{{Cquote|Through their newspapers, magazines, books, symposiums, pamphlets, handbills and analytical publications, the Communists train and educate their converts in Marxism-Leninism-Stalinism; and, at the same time, they spread their [[propaganda]] to confuse, disrupt and divide....  

*[[Report on World Affairs]] was published monthly in New York City. Its editor was Johannes Steel.

*[[Report on World Affairs]] was published monthly in New York City. Its editor was Johannes Steel.

*[[Bulletin on Education]], irregular, was published by the educational departments of the Communist Party in California.  

*[[Bulletin on Education]], irregular, was published by the educational departments of the Communist Party in California.  

Additional publications having definite radical characteristics were  

Additional publications having definite radical characteristics were  

Contact, Negro Affairs, House Confabs, and Towards Tomorrow;  

*Contact, Negro Affairs, House Confabs, and Towards Tomorrow;  

Slav American, quarterly, published by the [[American Slav Congress]],  

*Slav American, quarterly, published by the [[American Slav Congress]], New York, NY.;  

New York, NY.; Spotlight, published by Stage for Action, New York, NY.; Negro Quarterly, published by Negro Publication Society of America, Inc.,  

*Spotlight, published by Stage for Action, New York, NY.;  

New York, NY., editor, [[Angelo Herndon]]; managing editor, Ralph Ellison; contributors, [[Langston Hughes]], Henrietta Buckmaster, L. D. Reddick, Alfred Kreymborg, Charles Humbolt, Norman McLeod, and Louise Harap ; Voice of 500, organ of the Lincoln Steffens Lodge, No. 500, of the [[International Workers Order]], New York, NY.; editor, Simon Schacter, founder of the lodge and editor in chief of Guild Lawyer — New York Lawyer's Guild; and  

*Negro Quarterly, published by Negro Publication Society of America, Inc., New York, NY., editor, [[Angelo Herndon]]; managing editor, Ralph Ellison; contributors, [[Langston Hughes]], Henrietta Buckmaster, L. D. Reddick, Alfred Kreymborg, Charles Humbolt, Norman McLeod, and Louise Harap ;  

GermanY. Today, published in New York City.  

*Voice of 500, organ of the Lincoln Steffens Lodge, No. 500, of the [[International Workers Order]], New York, NY.; editor, Simon Schacter, founder of the lodge and editor in chief of [[Guild Lawyer]] — New York Lawyer's Guild; and [[Germany Today]], published in New York City.  

==Foreign language publications==

==Foreign language publications==

The following were additional foreign-language publications: Magyar Jove, Hungarian, published in New York and edited by John Gyetvai; Glas Naroda. published in New York, of which Frank Sakser was president and Joseph Lupsha was secretary ; [[Russky Golos]], a Russian daily published in New York; Armenian Herald — Kraper — published triweekly in New York ; Az Ember — The Man — published weekly in New York and edited by Ferene Condos ; New Yorke Lwasty, published daily in New York ; Liberacion, a weekly published in New York, of which Aurelio Perez was editor; Bernardo Veda, managing editor ; and  

The following were additional foreign-language publications:  

Carmen Meana, business manager; El Boricua was published in [[Puerto Rico]] and circulated in the United States exclusively ; Narodna Volya — People's Will — Bulgarian weekly, Detroit, Michigan; Uj Elore, published in New York by the Hungarian National Bureau of the Communist Party; Vilnis Lithuanian — The Surge — published in Chicago; Uus Ilm, an Estonian weekly published in New York; Puerto Rico Libre, a weekly circulated in the United States ; Radnicki Glasnik, published in Chicago weekly, of which Joseph Grachen was editor, and contributing editors were Bob Allen, Marijana Dobrinee, Flash Dickson, Peter Guzvich, and Jennie Rezich ; Der Arbeiter, organ of the German Language Division of the Communist Party, published in New York; Ukrainian Daily News, published in New York; Cultura Proletaria, published in New York and edited by Marcelino Garcia; Hobinmup — Novy Mir — Russian paper published in New York ; L'Unita Operia, published monthly in New York and a foreign- language organ of the Communist Party ; Greek-American Tribune — Bhma — published weekly in New York and edited by Demetrius Christopherides ; New Life — Nailben — a Jewish monthly published in New York; Hoboe Bpemr, published in Russia for distribution in the United States; Tvomies, Karpatska Rus, Ludovy Dennik, Magyar Herald, Slobodna Rechnoradnawola, Romanul American, published in Detroit and edited by Harry Fainaru; People's Herald — Croatian — published in Pittsburgh and edited by Anton Majnarie.  

*Magyar Jove, Hungarian, published in New York and edited by John Gyetvai;  

*Glas Naroda. published in New York, of which Frank Sakser was president and Joseph Lupsha was secretary ;  

*[[Russky Golos]], or ''The Russian Voice'' a Russian daily published in New York; [[Jacob Golos]] was employed.

*Armenian Herald — Kraper — published triweekly in New York ;  

*Az Ember — The Man — published weekly in New York and edited by Ferene Condos ;  

*New Yorke Listy, published daily in New York ;  

*Liberacion, a weekly published in New York, of which Aurelio Perez was editor;  

*Bernardo Veda, managing editor ; and Carmen Meana, business manager;  

*El Boricua was published in [[Puerto Rico]] and circulated in the United States exclusively ;  

*Narodna Volya — People's Will — Bulgarian weekly, Detroit, Michigan;  

*Uj Elore, published in New York by the Hungarian National Bureau of the Communist Party;  

*Vilnis Lithuanian — The Surge — published in Chicago;  

*Uus Ilm, an Estonian weekly published in New York;  

*Puerto Rico Libre, a weekly circulated in the United States ;  

*Radnicki Glasnik, published in Chicago weekly, of which Joseph Grachen was editor, and contributing editors were Bob Allen, Marijana Dobrinee, Flash Dickson, Peter Guzvich, and Jennie Rezich ;  

*Der Arbeiter, organ of the German Language Division of the Communist Party, published in New York;  

*Ukrainian Daily News, published in New York;  

*Cultura Proletaria, published in New York and edited by Marcelino Garcia;  

*Hobinmup — Novy Mir — Russian paper published in New York ;  

*L'Unita Operia, published monthly in New York and a foreign- language organ of the Communist Party ;  

*Greek-American Tribune — Bhma — published weekly in New York and edited by Demetrius Christopherides ;  

*New Life — Nailben — a Jewish monthly published in New York;  

*Hoboe Bpemr, published in Russia for distribution in the United States;  

*''Tvomies'', ''Karpatska Rus'', ''Ludovy Dennik'', ''Magyar Herald'', ''Slobodna Rechnoradnawola'', ''Romanul American'', published in Detroit and edited by Harry Fainaru;  

*People's Herald — Croatian — published in Pittsburgh and edited by Anton Majnarie.  

The organ of Local 12 of the Communist Party was known as the Roxbury Voice. It was published in Roxbury, Mass.  

The organ of Local 12 of the Communist Party was known as the ''Roxbury Voice''. It was published in Roxbury, Mass.  

==Foreign publications distributed in the United States==

==Foreign publications distributed in the United States==

==American-Russian Institute==

==American-Russian Institute==

*The American Review on the Soviet, Russian Technical Research  

*The American Review on the Soviet,  

News, The Soviet Union Today, The USSR in Construction, and

*Russian Technical Research News,  

Soviet Health Care were printed and circulated regularly in the United

*The Soviet Union Today,  

*The USSR in Construction,  

*Soviet Health Care  

==Further reading==

==Further reading==