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The '''American First Committee''' was an [[isolationist]] organization that opposed [[United States]] involvement in [[World War II]].  Founded by [[R. Douglas Stuart, Jr.]] in September 1940, its supporters grew to number 800,000 including the Hearst newspapers and [[Charles Lindbergh]].  The committee collapsed after [[Japan]] attacked [[Pearl Harbor]].
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The '''American First Committee''' was an [[isolationist]] organization that opposed [[United States]] involvement in [[World War II]].  Founded by [[R. Douglas Stuart, Jr.]] in September 1940, its supporters grew to number 800,000 including the [[Hearst newspapers]], Sen. [[Robert M. LaFollette, Jr.]], [[Socialist]] leader [[Norman Thomas]], and aviation hero [[Charles Lindbergh]].  The committee collapsed after [[Japan]] [[Attack on Pearl Harbor|attacked Pearl Harbor]].
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== Sources ==
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== References ==
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The New American Desk Encyclopedia, Penguin Group, 1989
 
The New American Desk Encyclopedia, Penguin Group, 1989
    
[[Category: World War II]]
 
[[Category: World War II]]
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[[Category:politics]]
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