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not sure "historian" is the right word for him ... maybe revisionist?
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[[Howard Zinn]] (August 24, 1922 – January 27, 2010) was an [[American]] historian, and active worker with the [[Communist Party USA]] (CPUSA) <ref>[http://www.rightsidenews.com/2010073011179/editorial/leftist-qhistorianq-howard-zinn-lied-about-red-ties/print.html  Cliff Kincaid, ''Leftist "Historian" Howard Zinn Lied About Red Ties''] Friday, 30 July 2010 </ref> who is most famous for his book, ''[[A People's History of the United States]]''.  The book has sold over a million copies and gives a far-left interpretation of political history. Zinn's work manifests an inability or unwillingness to engage in objective analysis, and lacks  contextual considerations, and instead his presentation of history is a polemic for liberal change. Zinn was very popular with liberal elites, and his book was made into a propagandistic film,"The People Speak", which the History Channel carried on cable television.  
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[[Howard Zinn]] (August 24, 1922 – January 27, 2010) was a [[Communist]]<ref>[http://www.renewamerica.com/columns/vernon/100809 Howard Zinn: Communist liar]</ref> who is most famous for his book, ''[[A People's History of the United States]]''.  The book has sold over a million copies and gives a far-left interpretation of political history. Zinn's work manifests an inability or unwillingness to engage in objective analysis, and lacks  contextual considerations, and instead his presentation of history is a polemic for liberal change. Zinn was very popular with liberal elites, and his book was made into a propagandistic film, "The People Speak", which the History Channel carried on cable television.  
    
Historian and author John Fea of Messiah College states that,
 
Historian and author John Fea of Messiah College states that,
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