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I have been a writer and editor of Wikipedia entries since early 2006. I still find Wikipedia less than intuitively user-friendly to occasional users -- and still exciting.

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• Comrades in Art
• Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin + Köln
• Brecht + Weill
• Maxim Gorky
• Marxists.org
• MarxistHistory.org
• Peculiar Works Project Can You Hear Their Voices?
• WC and WCinB
• FBI Vault

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James B. McNamara (1910 LATimes bomber) Paul W. Blackstock Michael Collins Dunn Paul Weber (unionist) (ACTU) D.M. Ladd (FBI No. 3) Is This Tomorrow (1947 anti-communist comic book) Charles Easton Rothwell (Alger Hiss, Abraham Feller) Alfred McCormack (US Military Intelligence 1942-1946) Ernie Lazar Jacob Spolansky (FBI) George B. Leonard (Max Lowenthal) Decorative Designers Patricia Abbott Philip Abbott (academic) Claude Salhani Roy Hudson Wyman H. Packard (ONI historian) Nat Ganley George Andersen Louis Hollander (ACWA, CIO, CIO-PAC, New York State CIO) Jack Barbash (CIO, AFL-CIO) Joel I. Seidman (Yellow dog contract) Joseph Catalanotti (Leo Krzycki) Al Richmond (People's World co-founder) Christophe Julien (Delicieux) Baltimore Labor College Kenneth Toombs Dirva newspaper United States Daily newspaper Bureau of Industrial Research (Heber Blankenhorn) Abraham A. Heller Harold Lavine Philip Hanson Hiss III Baltimore Banner Kenneth G. Crawford Witness (memoir) Federation of Arab News Agencies Sidney Finkelstein Marzani & Munsell Marine Workers Industrial Union (MWIU) George Morris (American writer) (pro-CIO) Jane Rogoyska (Katyn) Courtney E. Owens (HUAC) Wisconsin Labor History Society Elias Lieberman (labor lawyer) Longère Al Lannon Giandomenico Picco Abraham Markoff (New York Workers School) Max Gissen Michael Myerson Budish Michael Sayers (Alfred E. Kahn) Public Affairs Press Chester T. Lane Personnel Security Research Center James A. Riedel United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers International Union (UHCMW) Max Zaritsky (UHCMW) Union Mills Reservoir Milton Lehman United Office and Professional Workers of America Max Weiss (activist) H. Wentworth Eldredge Joseph C. Keeley American China Policy Association Walter Goldwater Alvin Williams Stokes (FBI, HUAC) Herter Committee Robert K. Murray William Siegel Edwin A. Lahey (labor beat, Pressman friend) Defending Rights & Dissent (NCA-HUAC) Edward Huebsch William Schneiderman William T. Poole William Howard Melish New York Star (1948–1949) (Bartley Crum) Katharine Kyes Leab Joint Committee Against Communism Thomas I. Emerson (NLG) Portsmouth Steel Company (Pressman, Ruttenberg) Risieri Frondizi (Sidney Hook) El Guindi (surname) Yussef El Guindi Vladimir Kemenov (VOKS) Lawrence Milner (Harry Bridges 1939 case; Vernon Pedersen) Guenther Reinhardt Putnam, Bell & Russell (Harvey Hollister Bundy, Alger Hiss, Allan Rosenberg (spy)) Nahal Toosi National Committee to Defeat the Mundt Bill American Communications Association (union) Abram Flaxer Arthur Stein (activist) Southern Conference for Human Welfare (SCHW) Robert N. Denham Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions (ICCASP) Sol Levitas Myron Kolatch Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union Rein (surname) David Rein Switz (surname) Blair Coan Raymond E. Murphy Samuel Gardner Welles Louis J. Russell (FBI, HUAC) Robert J. Lamphere Morris Iushewitz (Pressman) Jess Bravin Shemitz (surname) Nancy Lenkeith Milton R. Stern Mark Janus Alertness course Twentieth Century Communism Lillian Gilkes Union Boys Walter S. Steele (Benjamin Mandel) Dean Fansler (brother of Priscilla Hiss) John Augustus Raffetto Jr. Communazi Swift Berry Richard Field Lewis Jr. (WINC) George Shaw Wheeler (Noel Field, Max Lowenthal) Nadezhda Ulanovskaya Maya Ulanovskaya Lloyd Raffetto Heresy, Yes–Conspiracy, No William F. Jasper War Labor Policies Board (1918-9) (Lowenthal) Charles Dirba Louis Shapiro Oliver Carlson Placerville Mountain Democrat Alexander Howison Murray Jr. Charles J. Hendley (Teachers Union) Clarence Miller (activist) (Sam Krieger) American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born Progressive Citizens of America John Chabot Smith Marvin Gettleman Morris U. Cohen Abraham Feller Cammer (surname) Norton Mockridge (Nelson Frank) Abraham Lefkowitz Henry Linville Teachers Guild Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee (JAFRC) Rachel Mitchell Clarence Taylor Teachers Union Dan Georgakas Fund for the Republic Pišnica River Robert W. Iversen William Frauenglass Kalman Seigel Leonard Latkovski, Jr. David Sidorsky Joseph Aveline Nathaniel Buchwald (translator, spy?) Menorah Journal Edwin Seaver Stefan Kanfer Henry Zolinsky Nuszcze C. Douglas McGee (philosopher) Andrea Roane (WUSA TV) William Albertson (1964 FBI frameup) Frank McNaughton Plain Talk (magazine) Counterattack newsletter Tatiana Tchernavin Robert Szold Leon Josephson (brother of Barney Josephson, known to Samuel Liptzen) Temporary Commission on Employee Loyalty Hamilton Robinson Frederick Woltman (Gerhart Eisler) (Nelson Frank) (Elizabeth Bentley) Evans Clark (husband of Freda Kirchwey) Spies of Warsaw (TV Series) Walter Pollak Vera Shlakman Commission to Study the Organization of Peace (Eichelberger) Harlow Robinson Committee for the Marshall Plan Priscilla Hiss Clark Eichelberger (League of Nations, UN) George M. Fay US Att Gen DC (perjury) Robert E. Stripling Maritime Labor Board (Silvermaster) Ferdinand Smith Harold J. Ruttenberg (Pressman) DETCOM Program Marbury, Miller & Evans Arthur A. Ballantine (Hiss, CEIP) Isaac Shorr Joseph R. Brodsky (IJA, ILD, CPUSA) Joseph Kovner (IJA, CIO, Pressman) Nathan Greene (lawyer) (IJA, Hiss) Walter Beer (Hiss, Rosenwald, Buttenwieser) Harold Rosenwald (Hiss) Jack Gold (labor) (ACWA, Hillman, Lowenthal) James Rorty (father of Richard Rorty) Richard G. Green (lawyer) (Remington v Bentley) Jack Kroll (labor) (ACW, CIO-PAC) CIO-PAC Mary Spargo (WP journalist) Kenneth O'Reilly (FBI historian) (Athan Theoharis) David Cort John Lowenthal Ronan Leprohon James I. Loeb (friend of Reinhold Niebuhr) John J. Carson (Lowenthal) Katie Louchheim (Hiss, Lowenthal) Oscar R. Ewing (worked with Lowenthal) Matthew J. Connelly (Lowenthal crony) Stephen J. Spingarn (Lowenthal target) Jerry N. Hess (oral historian, Truman Library) William L. Marbury, Jr. (Hiss friend and lawyer) John H. Ferguson (lawyer, ambassador, Hiss, Marbury) Thomas Elliott (lawyer) (Hiss, Marbury) Elmer Smith (activist) (IWW Centralia) Caroline Lowe (IWW lawyer) George Vanderveer (IWW lawyer) Meyer Bernstein Robert T. Elson (TIME) John Shaw Billings (editor) (TIME) John Barkham (writer) (TIME) John F. O'Donnell (lawyer) (TWU lawyer) Abraham Unger (NLG co-founder) Harold Buchman (NLG member) Maurice Braverman (NLG CPUSA member) Mitchell A. Dubow Stanley H. Ruttenberg (LID/ISS member/Socialistic) Nathan Levine (labor lawyer) James S. Chambers (editor) James S. Chambers (publisher) Donald E. Montgomery (New Deal, UAW) Len De Caux (CIO) Jacques Nahum John L. Childs Federal Coal Commission Mundt-Nixon Bill Labor Defender ILD magazine Judith Palache Gregory Hope Hale Davis (Ware Group) Thomas L. Sakmyster M. L. Wilson (FDR AAA brain trust) Heber Blankenhorn (NRLB) Alan M. Wald Lloyd Paul Stryker (Hiss lawyer) Joseph A. Loftus (NYT journalist) Raymond L. Wise (Mundt-Nixon Bill) Dana Converse Backus (content moved to Mundt-Nixon Bill) Joseph Forer Marguerite Young (journalist) Anna Hiss James Cabell Bruce (Willam L. Marbury) Robert Graham Heiner Edward Cochrane McLean, Jr. Julien Rambaldi Henry Foner (chemist) Esther Shemitz Reuben Shemitz Isaac Juda Palache Calvin Fixx Charles Malamuth International Juridical Association (IJA) Abraham J. Isserman Shad Polier (Isadore Polier) Richard F. Cleveland Harold Medina, Jr. W. Marvin Smith Calvin Benham Baldwin (AKA "Beanie" Baldwin) Robert von Mehren (Hiss lawyer) Daniel Leab Leon Srabian Herald Gabriel Palatchi Eddy Palacci A.B. Magil Isaac Pallache David Pallache Moses Pallache Joseph Pallache Juda Lion Palache Pallache family Charles Palache Joseph Palacci Abraham Palacci Rahamim Nissim Palacci Pallache (surname) Robert Bendiner Samuel Krieger San Francisco Workers' School Paul Crouch (activist) Rossant (surname) Boar's Head Society Berthe Zimmermann Fabrice Ziolkowski Julian Whittlesey Elinor Ferry Orla O'Rourke Hideo Noda Henry Foner Harry Freeman (journalist) Rebekah Wingert-Jabi Emile Despres John Augustus Raffetto Michael Raffetto Murray S. Monroe, Sr. Peter Entell T. S. Matthews H. William Fitelson George Kirstein Herbert Romerstein Charles Angoff George G. Watson Ben Davidson (politician) Jack Hardy (labor leader) Bert Andrews (journalist) Max Ascoli Sender Garlin Duncan Norton-Taylor Mary Fife Laning William A. Reuben Charles Wertenbaker Joseph R. Conlin David Dallin Vladimir Gorev George A. Eddy Stringfellow (profession) The Analytic Sciences Corporation Irwin Shapiro (writer) Maxim Lieber Ludwik Kowalski Paul Wohl (Walter Krivitsky, Isaac Don Levine) Ignace Reiss Terrorist brigade Rezident Can You Hear Their Voices? (serialized August 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, and 27) Alexander Trachtenberg Colette Rossant James Rossant Wilder Hobson Isaiah Oggins Leonardo da Vinci Art School Juliette Rossant Eulalia Pérez de Guillén Mariné

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Ralph Easley Dorothy Gallagher David Fellman John T. McManus (TIME, PM, ALP) Quinn Tamm (FBI) Edward Allen Tamm (FBI) Austin Dowling Ralph Chaplin (IWW) Luís Espinal Camps Ahmed White Reynold Henry Hillenbrand This Godless Communism Frederick L. Schuman (attacked by Louis Budenz 1953) Albert Johnson (congressman) (friend of John Bond Trevor) Bruce Nelson (historian) (1934 strikes) John Mitchell (United Mine Workers) Brookwood Labor College Yellow-dog contract (Alger Hiss, Joel I. Seidman) Mike Quin Adna Ferrin Weber (AALL) Richard T. Ely (AALL) John R. Commons (AALL) Henry Walcott Farnam (AALL) Henry Rogers Seager (AALL) John Bertram Andrews (AALL) American Association for Labor Legislation (AALL) Workers' Education Bureau of America Baltimore Federation of Labor (Baltimore Labor College) Broadus Mitchell (Myra Page, Rose Schneider, M. Carey Thomas) Katharine DuPre Lumpkin Kurt Wiese Claudia Jones Igor Sazonov Yegor Sozonov International Workers Order (IWO) Social Democratic Federation (United States) (SDF) FANA Richard Stites Annie Ebrel Helen Lombard Martin Ebon Georgy Malenkov Henry Regnery William H. Regnery William Regnery II Charlotte Pomerantz Curtis D. MacDougall (Gideon's Army) A. H. Raskin Earl Browder Estezet (KNAPP-aligned Polish spy network) Sydney Hill Joseph Gaer (CIO-PAC) Richard J. Collins (Hollywood Blacklist) Longin Pastusiak Leo Krzycki (Lee Pressman) M.R. Ghanoonparvar Richard Polenberg Richard O. Boyer Constitutional Educational League David J. Saposs (Lowenthal) Adolf A. Berle Frank Crosswaith Alex Rose (labor leader) Dear Mr. President (album) Union Mills Homestead Historic District Michael Roskin Bill Lawrence (news personality) Coup 53 Camp Kinder Ring Sumner Slichter Alice-Leone Moats United States v. Richardson Kramer v. Union Free School District No. 15 Trop v. Dulles Schneider v. New Jersey De Jonge v. Oregon Osmond Fraenkel Howard Mumford Jones Joan Riddell Cook (Joan Cook) Christopher Pyle Richard Lauterbach Angus Cameron (publisher) American Labor Party John Gilbert Winant Terry Pettus (Canwell Committee) Book Row Harvey Matusow Manning Johnson William P. Rogers Continental Baking Company Robert C. Weaver National Negro Congress Stanley Forman Reed (Hiss, Lowenthal) John Bertram Oakes (Murray J. Rossant) Labor rights in American meatpacking industry Gordon Kahn Louis M. Lyons Sascha Meinrath Timuel Black Patrick G. Eddington August Brentano National Council of American–Soviet Friendship Eric Johnston Defending Dissent Foundation (National Committee Against the House Un-American Activities Committee or NCA-HUAC) Photo League Bartley Crum Robert W. Kenny Jack Tenney Westbrook Pegler Cristina (singer) (Cristina Monet-Palaci, Cristina Monet Zilkha) Max Lerner (Bartley Crum) George Watson (scholar) Loren Ghiglione Irving Kaufman Roger M. Kyes Marsha Hunt (actress, born 1917) Joseph Milton Bernstein Herbert Ferber Benjamin J. Rabin (Leo Isacson) Leo Cherne (Carl Marzani) Lawrence Gellert Henry A. Wallace (books) Bernard Bernstein (example of government guilt by association) Boris Chaliapin Carl Marzani (Union Films) United States Penitentiary, Lewisburg Wendell Mayes Charles H. Kerr Nougat of Montélimar Robert M. La Follette Jr. The Human Comedy (novel) Ludwik National Federation for Constitutional Liberties (NFCL) George Marshall (conservationist) (NFCL) Robert K. G. Temple Sylvia Bernstein (activist) Alfred Bernstein Drusilla Nixon Life of Washington Annie Stein Karl E. Mundt (HUAC) Herbert Fuchs Eugene Higgins Gerald L. K. Smith Jo Davidson Butterfield House (New York, NY) Elias Lieberman Victor Arnautoff Dmitry Shmidt Paul Strand Leo Hurwitz Eleanor Clark Jack Shulman (William Z. Foster) Jane F. Gentleman (Joseph Forer) John N. McMahon Robert Gordon Switz John B. Sosnowski Elizabeth Dilling Ella Wolfe Joseph Zack Kornfeder (Mandel) Hannan (surname) Janus v. AFSCME Stephen Stapleton Mutual Security Agency Fichtner Philip Jaffe Harold Rosenberg Godfrey P. Schmidt (Bella Dodd) Paul Le Blanc (historian) Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact Otto D. Tolischus Draft Eisenhower movement Claude Pepper George E. Allen (FDR, Truman, Eisenhower crony - Lowenthal) Abraham Pomerantz Elena Miller Duncan Lee (Duncan Chaplin Lee) Alexander Yakobson James M. Buchanan Alfred S. Regnery House of Stone Anthony Shadid American Artists' Congress Marion Bachrach (sister of John Abt) John Peurifoy (UN with Hiss) Carl Haessler William Weinstone Alexander Orlov (Soviet defector) Robert Lowe Kunzig (Bella Dodd) Charles Yale Harrison (New Masses) Joseph P. Kamp (Jon Voight) Edward Thomas Devine Benjamin Gitlow John H. Sengstacke Frank Harris (Whittaker Chambers - Play for Puppets) Jefferson School of Social Science Samuel A. Neuberger Ben Margolis American League Against War and Fascism George Sokolsky Werner Scholem Telford Taylor Benjamin Stolberg (Jerome Davis) Newsweek Views the News (episode "Casebook on Treason" of February 1950) Louis M. Rabinowitz Local 2 Local 5 Mari Jo Buhle Clinton Rossiter Tucker P. Smith Alexander Meiklejohn The Vital Center Lorie Tarshis Merwin K. Hart Morris Schappes Rae Elson (Elizabeth Bentley) Abel Paz F. Stuart Chapin Myra Page David George Plotkin (Samuel Roth) Robert W. Dunn (CPUSA, ACLU, ILD, LRA) Yrjö Sirola (Comintern rep) Sergey Ivanovich Gusev (Comintern rep) Battle of Cool Spring (Snicker's Gap, Charles Whittaker) Henry F. Ward Norman K. Gottwald Pan Am Flight 1-10 Condeau Joachim Pisarro Alice Paul 369th Infantry Regiment (United States) Stephen Samuel Wise (father of Justine Wise Polier Pablo Sainz Villegas Rukmini Callimachi Arthur Garfield Hays Dave Taylor (trombonist) Ralph de Toledano Joel Kovel Tom Maidhc O'Flaherty (Daily Worker) Steven F. Hayward Perche One-dollar salary ("Dollar-a-Year Man") Gerald Horne Alfred Kohlberg (Plain Talk (magazine), Counterattack (newsletter)) Edward A. Allworth Bernard DeVoto Faith Spotted Eagle Zip Szold Concealed Enemies Peter Wyngarde Jérôme Bocuse Paul Bocuse Maxwell Knight John Bingham, 7th Baron Clanmorris Eric Roberts (spy) The Hillman Prize Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Bessie Abramowitz Hillman Sidney Hillman Otto Wille Kuusinen Frank Fairfax Pearl Primus Calvin Jackson Barney Josephson (brother of Leon Josephson) Café Society Harlow Shapley Anatoly Lunacharsky Annie Buller Walter Goodman (critic) (The Committee on HUAC) Samuel Dickstein (congressman) Edward Condon Donald S. Russell (Mr. Blank) George Henry Soule Jr. Freda Kirchwey Rand School of Social Science John McDowell (Pennsylvania politician) (HUAC) Richard B. Vail (HUAC) Alice Kessler-Harris Catbird seat Shahrbanou Tadjbakhsh Morgan M. Moulder Leo Isacson Square Deal Jehane Noujaim Brock Chisholm (WHO, Hiss 1948) Lee Alvin DuBridge Steve Nelson (activist) Philip Jessup (Alger Hiss, CEIP, Harvard, Elihu Root, Grenville Clark) Emanuel Hirsch Bloch (defended Marion Bachrach and Julius Rosenberg) John McPartland Walter Trohan Robert Gordon Sproul The American Magazine (1934 Alger Hiss) Thurman Arnold (Hugh Cox, Donald Hiss) Anna M. Rosenberg Aristide Boucicaut of Bellême (Le Bon Marché) John F. Davis (lawyer) (Hiss defense team) Douglas Hyde (author) Ruth Crawford Seeger Marquis Childs Laurence Duggan United States Senate Homeland Security Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations National Negro Congress (NNC) National Federation for Constitutional Liberties (NFCL) Roscoe Drummond Carl Binger Robert Dorsey Watkins William Henry Draper Jr. James Tyler (music) Stanley Hornbeck (Hiss boss USDOS) Joseph Patrick Tumulty (Hiss, Marbury) Charles Fahy (Hiss, Marbury) Edward G. Miller, Jr. (Hiss, Marbury) Grenville Clark (UN, Marbury, Hiss) Swinburne Hale Walter Nelles (Hale, Nelles, Shorr; Carol Weiss King; Joseph R. Brodsky) Ellen Kovner Silbergeld Frank S. Tavenner, Jr. L. M. Elliott Amalgamated Bank (Hillman, Lowenthal, Fiorello) Rorty Vladimir Feltsman (pianist) Max Bedacht United States v. Congress of Industrial Organizations We the People (U.S. TV series) (Elizabeth Bentley) Marie Provazníková (Czech defector Aug 1948) 1948 in radio John W. Davis of Polk Davis & Wardeell (Hiss witness) United Furniture Workers of America (CWA affiliate) Allan Rosenberg (spy) (Nathan Witt) (Max Lowenthal) (George Shaw Wheeler) (missing Ware Group member) Dean Rusk (succeeded Hiss at State) James B. Carey Oliver Edmund Clubb (China Hands) Donald Dawson (Truman; whistle-stop mastermind) Max Lowenthal (Hiss, father of David + John Lowenthal) Donald S. Klopfer (Katie Louchheim) Helen Lehman Buttenwieser (Hiss lawyer 1962) Benjamin Buttenwieser Felix Frankfurter Raymond Sokolov (Rossant) World War III W. A. Swanberg Oscar Collazo Mary Stalcup Markward Kenneth Turan National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Woody Guthrie USS James S. Chambers (1861) Richard Nixon William Perl Jerome Davis (sociologist) Winthrop Sargeant John F. Osborne Robert Neville (journalist) Sherry Mangan John T. McManus J. B. Matthews Progressive Party (United States, 1948) Jews Without Money David Nalle Silvestre Revueltas Clare Hoffman Jerome Frank (hired Ware Group members) Victor Rabinowitz (Hiss lawyer) B. J. Widick Thomas Francis Murphy federal prosecutor Hiss Case Leon J. Davis Local 1199 (John Sherman) James M. Quigley (grandfather of Marcela Gaviria) Henk Sneevliet (Ignace Reiss) A. J. Liebling (friend of Alger Hiss) Alan Nunn May Alexander Vassiliev Paul Y. Anderson John T. Cahill (Hiss) Thayer Hobson Robert S. Ellwood (Quaker, Episcopalian) David K. E. Bruce William Cabell Bruce George L. P. Radcliffe (Marbury, Hiss) George W. Wickersham (Marbury, Hiss) Amtorg Trading Corporation Lona Cohen Nancy Foner Morris Cohen (spy) The Decline of the West Chambers Street (Manhattan) Henninger Flats First Shearith Israel Graveyard Donald A. Ritchie Marguerite Young F. W. Dupee Selden Rodman The Outlook (New York) Loyalty oath - Executive Order 9835 "Loyalty Order" (1947) Edward Lamb Bill Bailey (Spanish Civil War veteran) Craig Thompson Joan London (American writer) Pierre Broué Justine W. Polier Debevoise & Plimpton Cold War espionage Robert P. Patterson Nye Committee Bernard Baruch Stefano Palatchi Lazarus of Bethany Antonio Gades Moïse Rahmani Samuel ha-Levi Kemeraltı Çašisi (bazaar) in Izmir Mohammed esh-Sheikh es-Seghir Grand Synagogue of Paris Brock Brower Haim Palachi Samuel Pallache Corliss Lamont Mundt–Ferguson Communist Registration Bill Edward T. Folliard Grace Conkling Samuel Adams Darcy California Labor School Melissa Boyle Mahle Artists Union John Bernard (American politician) Foxstone Park Aaron Kramer China's Red Army Marches New York Workers School Raffetto, California Joseph Hansen (socialist) Virginia Foster Durr Fritz Platten International Liaison Department (Comintern's OMS) Jakob Rudnik (aka Hilare Noulens, Richard Robinson-Rubens) Daniel Fuchs 2,6-Dichlorobenzonitrile (tree "root kill") Byron N. Scott Robert Neelly Bellah Fulton Oursler Ludwig Lore Au clair de la lune Die Rote Fahne John Herrmann Henry Collins (official) Lee Pressman Ruth Fischer Onorio Ruotolo Goronwy Rees Gyula Alpári Felix Morrow Charles P. Kindleberger Alexander Gregory Barmine Norman Garbo Joseph Freeman (writer) George W. Della, Jr. Third Rome Ira Gollobin Flora Lewis Mikhail Trilisser VOKS (All-Union Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries) American Committee for Cultural Freedom (ACCF) Scottsboro Boys Christopher Maher Nathaniel Weyl Emil Freed James Wechsler Bless Me, Ultima (film) Marian Marzynski Michael Kernan Iskhak Akhmerov Arthur Krock Harold I. Cammer 1951 1950 1949 Morris Schapiro Robert Cantwell George K. Fraenkel New International Hisham Melhem Jeffrey Burton Russell Louis Lozowick Lee Lozowick Raymond W. Smock Meyer Schapiro Albert Sterner McClure's Abram Slutsky Juliet Stuart Poyntz James T. Shotwell Harvey Breit Richie Havens Not by Bread Alone To Make My Bread Alexander Koral Les Whitten Sam Spiegel L. E. Katterfeld Isaac Folkoff Karl Radek Harry Dexter White Walter Weyl Advise and Consent Flivver New York Post Jonathan Brent (author) Edward Laning Arthur Adams (spy) Perlo group Georges Agabekov Kitty Harris Marjorie Heins Peter H. Irons Agricultural Adjustment Act William Marshall Bullitt James Wong Howe Hugh Hammond Bennett 1948 Donald Hiss Noel Field Bronislav Grombchevsky Willy Pogany Graham Fuller Timberlake Wertenbaker Otto Fuerbringer List of American spies Dorothy Sterling Clifton Fadiman Jack Conroy Michael Scammell John Pepper The American Weekly Fyodor Dan B. W. Huebsch Moses I. Finley Merriman Smith The New Leader Open field system J. Louis Engdahl Template:Soviet Spies Ziad Doueiri Franz Roubaud Joseph Fels Barnes Samuel Roth Frank Tannenbaum René Taupin Daniel Aaron David S. Dodge Earned value management Grace Lumpkin Carroll County, Maryland Benjamin Mandel Jeffrey Fuller Crystal Eastman Brian C. Anderson Incendies Tracker (film) Sidney Hook Isidor Schneider Class Reunion (1928 novel) John Scott (writer) Billy Budd Gyula Alpári Ware Group Joseph Milton Bernstein Dmitri Volkogonov Berberis thunbergii Daily Worker Judith Coplon To the Finland Station Leila Fadel Itzik Feffer Carol Weiss King Herbert Fuchs J. Peters The American Mercury Jerry J. O'Connell Louis F. Budenz William Ward Pigman Jessica Smith Paul Zukofsky Noblis Susie Orbach Maurice Orbach Revolutions of 1917–23 Eugen Leviné Arthur Koestler Margarete Buber-Neumann Angel Gil-Ordoñez Hildo Krop Paul Massing Kenneth Durant Hede Massing Louis Waldman Mark Zborowski Theodore Hall International Publishers Alexander Bogdanov Fredson Bowers Nathan Witt The World Tomorrow (magazine) Boris Savinkov Vyacheslav von Plehve Yevno Azef SR Combat Organization Walter Krivitsky New Masses Alexander Ulanovsky Resident spy International Labor Defense Louis Zukofsky Harry Sternberg Otto Soglow Rockwell Kent Hugo Gellert Wanda Gág Adolf Dehn Stuart Davis (painter) Bernarda Bryson Shahn Art Young Left Front Joe Jones John Reed Club Fred Ellis (cartoonist) Albert Halper Tony Judt Fellow traveler Jacob Burck Kronstadt rebellion Bibliography of Whittaker Chambers Carolyn Gold Heilbrun Herbert Solow (journalist) Lionel Trilling Martha Rountree John Nevin Sayre Norman Thomas Anatol Lieven Whittaker Chambers

Minor Contributor

19-2 (2011 TV series) (French-Canadian police drama) The Crisis of Man (“La Crise de l’homme”) by Albert Camus 1946.03.28 La Femme Nikita (film) The Washington Daily News Walter Polakov Paul Hollander Woodstock Theological Center Edmund A. Walsh American Relief Administration (ARA) Catholic Worker (newspaper) (Dorothy Day) Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU) American Historical Association Organization of American Historians Thomas Tamm Diego Rivera Erich Klausener (Catholic Action) Leonard Lyons (announce Plain Talk on 1946.09.05) Julian Mack (father-in-law of Max Lowenthal) John Espey (Decorative Designers) Charles Buckles Falls (Decorative Designers) John Stephens Wood (HUAC chair 1945) George Addes (UAW) David A. Morse (ILO) Political Affairs (magazine) Josephine Roche (Lee Pressman) Communist League of America (Opposition) (James P. Cannon, Max Shachtman, Martin Abern) (1928) George Anderson Adolph Held (American Labor ORT, Louis Hollander) Isaac Hourwich (Soviet Bureau) Grove School (Connecticut) (Baltimore Labor College) Rose Pesotta (Rakhel Peisoty) (Krzycki) Vern Smith (journalist) (spy) Angelina Grimké (Katharine Lumpkin) U.S. News & World Report Frauenkirche, Munich (Eugen Leviné) Venona project (VENONA) Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History (RGASPI) American Association for Labor Legislation (AALL) (Poyntz) Congress for Cultural Freedom Vladimir Pravdin Don Nigro (play Traitors on Hiss Case) USS Cassin (DD-43) USS Cassin (DD-372) Frank Simpson (cricketer) Avrom Landy Otto Skorzeny Nadav Safran Brodie helmet Harry Bridges Trade Union Unity League (TUUL) George Morris Louis Charles Karpinski Arthur Deakin Fair Play for Cuba Committee List of recipients of the Order of Polonia Restituta (Leo Krzycki) Bertrand W. Gearhart SLATE Charlene Mitchell Gregg Herken Zaritsky (surname) Grorud (disambiguation) Richard O. Boyer On the Jews and Their Lies (Martin Luther via Gerald L. K. Smith) Julius Epstein (author) Harold Weisberg (Hood JFK files) Newsweek Carmen Lucia (union organizer) Alex Acosta Liberty Reservoir Solomon Arter House Pascali's Island (film) Abdul Rahman Munif Michael Hough (politician) Justin Ready Robert Goddard Frederick Vanderbilt Field General Jewish Labour Bund Steel Workers Organizing Committee (SWOC) Taghi Amirani Ben Gold Central Park jogger case Willie McGee (convict) Martinsville Seven Gareth Jones (journalist) List of assets owned by Hearst Communications Bella Abzug The Feminine Mystique Eldredge Judith Jones (Angus Cameron) Maxwell Anderson Maxwell L. 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Cristina (singer) (Cristina Monet-Palaci, Cristina Monet Zilkha) Jacques Nahum Abraham ibn Daud Judith Palache Gregory Boyoz Isaac Juda Palache First Shearith Israel Graveyard (NYC) Gabriel Palatchi Stefano Palatchi Eddy Palacci Isaac Pallache David Pallache Moses Pallache Joseph Pallache Juda Lion Palache Moïse Rahmani DYK Pallache family List of Sephardic Jews Pallache family Charles Palache Elisa Sednaoui (Sednaoui family) Jacqueline Kahanoff (Chemla Freres family) Joseph Palacci Abraham Palacci Rahamim Nissim Palacci Pallache (surname) Samuel ha-Levi Kemeraltı Çašisi (bazaar) in Izmir Haim Palachi Lavon Affair Mohammed esh-Sheikh es-Seghir Grand Synagogue of Paris Sinan Reis (d. 1546?) Moses Belmonte (1619–1647), son of Jacob Israel Belmonte Jacob Tirado (ca. 1540–1620) Sephardic Jews in the Netherlands Moroccan literature Beth Haim of Ouderkerk aan de Amstel (burial place of Samuel Palache) Samuel Pallache (1550–1616) Synagogue of El Transito aka Synagogue of Samuel ha-Levi Abulafia Abulafia (surname) Maurice Orbach Colette Rossant Juliette Rossant

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• Mitchell A. Dubow: Mitchell A. Dubow was a 20th-century American labor lawyer and member of the (allegedly pro-communist) National Lawyers Guild,^[1] who defended alleged communists involved in the Hiss-Chambers Case, and was later Judge of District Court, Sixth Judicial District for the State of Minnesota. On September 9, 1948, Dubow appeared before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) with Joseph Forer as co-counsel for Maurice Louis Braverman. Braverman was himself counsel for Mr. and Mrs. William Rosen, who testified about the Ford car involved in the Hiss-Chambers Case.^[2] In 1951, Dubow joined Braverman, Harold Buchman, Ely A. Castleman, and William H. Murphy in signed a letter (dated June 18, 1951) that criticized the opinion of a dissenting judge in the Smith Act case. In July 1951, he appeared before HUAC as counsel for William H. Wood, a Bethlehem Steel worker and brother of Roy Wood ("chairman of the Communist Party for the District of Columbia"), about whom HUAC questioned him. He was also counsel to: Levy Williamson, Aaron Ostrofsky, Milton Unterman, and John F. Goodell, all factory workers and union members. During the hearings, HUAC asked Unterman whether Dubow (among many others) had been a communist; he refused to answer. Dubow and Joseph Forer also served as counsel to Harold Buchman. HUAC also read aloud the signatories of the June 1951 letter and asked Buchman if they (including Dubow) were CPUSA members; he refused to answer.^[3] Dubow also represented the the Washington DC's Office of the Housing Expediter,^[4] the Baltimore City Court (1951),^[5][6] Dubow moved to Minnesota. On November 11, 1966, Dubow began so serve as Judge of District Court, Sixth Judicial District, State of Minnesota. He was the first judge in St. Louis County, Minnesota, to allow testimony from a child therapist to explain what the affects of sexual assault.^[7] In February 1989, Judge Dubow applied for disability retirement. Minnesota Governor Rudy Perpich granted his application, effective March 31, 1989.^[8]

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