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American Communist History would welcome material on:

• the validity of the Soviet archives dealing with American Communists
• the ‘homintern'
• Communist infiltration of the mass media in the 1930s
• the dismissal of Jay Lovestone as an American Communist Leader
• the role of splinter groups in the American Communist Party's history
• the true role of the Communist Party in Hollywood
• the splintering of the Party as a result of the 1956 Kruschev revelations about Stalin's reign of terror
• the attitude of the Communist Party's leadership towards women
• anti-Semitism in the American Communist Party
• the role of ‘Proletarian Literature' then and now
• what really happened to Earl Browder
• the Communists and black literature
• the relationship between the Catholic church and the Communist Party
• the impact of the FBI on the membership of the Party in the 1950s
• the validity of the trials of the secondary leaders in the 1950s
• the appropriate response to legislative investigation on the state and federal level
• the fear underlying Red Scares
• the education of ‘Red-diaper babies'
• the defection of writers from the Party in 1939 and 1956.

Manuscripts must be submitted in duplicate accompanied by a self-addressed envelope and enough postage for the return of the manuscript. Please send manuscripts and books for review to:

Dan Leab, Editor,
American Communist History
Tamiment Library, 10th Floor,
Bobst Library, New York University,
New York City, NY, 10011,
USA

Tel: +1 212 737 2715
Fax: +1 212 741 6790
Email:danleab@earthlink.net

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