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==Bogart and HUAC==

==Bogart and HUAC==

In 1947 Bogart, Bacall, John Huston, William Wyler and other prominent film industry figures established the Committee for the First Amendment to protest against what they perceived as unfair treatment of the [[Hollywood Eleven]], film industry actors writers and directors who were questioned by the [[House Un-American Activities Committee]] about membership of or links with the [[Communist Party]]. Bogart later wrote an article entitled ''I'm No Communist'' and claimed to have been "duped".

In 1947 Bogart, Bacall, John Huston, William Wyler and other prominent film industry figures established the Committee for the First Amendment to protest against what they perceived as unfair treatment of the [[Hollywood Eleven]], film industry actors, writers and directors who were questioned by the [[House Un-American Activities Committee]] about membership of or links with the [[Communist Party]]. Bogart later wrote an article entitled ''I'm No Communist'' and claimed to have been "duped".

==Further Information==

==Further Information==