Catherine Palfrey Baldwin

And Men Wept (1954)

 Preface

AND MEN WEPT:- This was the outstanding remark after the Republican Convention, Chicago, 1952. Why did they weep? Did they suddenly realize that unwittingly perhaps, unknowingly, they had been part of the betrayal of their country? Never was there a more flagrant flouting of the will of...

Bob Darke

The Communist Technique in Britain (1952)

BOB DARKE, Hackney Borough Councillor, and for eighteen years a lead- ing Communist until he resigned in May 1951, explains how the British Communist Party can exert an influence vastly out of proportion to its numerical strength. This is not an ex-Communist intellectual's expose but the pla...

U.S.News

Communism and the New Left: What They're Up To Now (1969)

Introduction

There is considerable confusion in the United States about the different groups which make up the far left, old and new. This is due to a number of factors.

First there is the Communist Party-U.S.A., ever-loyal to Soviet Russia. This aged party realizes it can...

A. J. Zielinski

A World Problem - Jews-Poland-Humanity - a Psychological and Historical Study - Translated From Polish (1920)

This work has been written (1914-1917) in order to fill the crying need of an impartial exposition of the relations existing between the Poles and the Jews in Poland. The fact that these two people have lived for centuri...

Leonard Young

Deadlier Than the H-Bomb (1956)

Having fought against tyranny for thousands of years and having been sustained by a strong faith throughout, first, the Druidic and then the Christian, are we now going to let our Christian and British faith and traditions go by default and tamely submit to the worst tyranny the world has ever kno...