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Chapter VII
The 1969-70 New Primary Data Gathered from Correspondence, Questionnaires, and Personal Taped Interviews
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The 1969-70 New Primary Data Gathered from Correspondence, Questionnaires, and Personal Taped Interviews
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Chapter VI
The Paul Robeson-Arthur Miller Passport Investigations, 1956, and the Most Recent 1957-58 Show Business Hearings
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Chapter V
Harold H. Velde and Francis S. Walter's 1953-54-55 Entertainment Hearings and the Committee's 1956 Investigation of the Fund for the Republic's Report on Blacklisting
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Chapter IV
John S. Wood's Marathon Ten-Part 1951 - 1952 Investigation of Communism in the Entertainment Field.
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John S. Wood's Marathon Ten-Part 1951 - 1952 Investigation of Communism in the Entertainment Field.
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You've got be kidding me. How did they keep a straight face in the Hearings?
1938: Mr Starnes: "Of course, we had what some people call Communists back in the days of the Greek theatre."
Mrs Flanagan: "Quite true."
Mr Starnes: "And I believe Mr. Euripedes (sic) was guilty of teaching class consciousness also, wasn't he?"
Mrs Flanagan: "I believe that was alleged against all of the Greek dramatists."
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1938: Mr Starnes: "Of course, we had what some people call Communists back in the days of the Greek theatre."
Mrs Flanagan: "Quite true."
Mr Starnes: "And I believe Mr. Euripedes (sic) was guilty of teaching class consciousness also, wasn't he?"
Mrs Flanagan: "I believe that was alleged against all of the Greek dramatists."