Douglas Reed
Disgrace Abounding (1945)
Douglas Reed (1895 – 1976) was a British journalist, playwright, novelist and author of a number of books of political analysis. He was The Times correspondent in South-eastern Europe during which he was witness to the prevailing political machinations and social conditions.
His book Insanity Fair (193...
G.P. Fedotoff
The Russian Church Since The Revolution (1928)
From The PREFACE
After a total suspension of news from Russia lasting between twenty-four and forty-eight hours, news reached England of the Revolution and the abdication of the Tsar. I remember going to my club and witnessing the enthusiasm of the members: Have you heard the g...
Charles E. Coughlin
I Take My Stand (1940)
Father Charles Edward Coughlin was one of the most influential American figures of the 1930s. He published Social Justice magazine with a circulation of 900,000, and 220 employees. It was larger than most daily newspapers today. He had the most popular weekly radio program of all time, with some 40 m...
Gerald Burton Winrod
The Hidden Hand: The Protocols and the Coming Superman (1933)
THE CHOSEN PEOPLE
I am not an enemy of the Jews. For many years my written and spoken utterances have abounded with such phrases as, "There is a very real sense in which the Jews are God's Chosen People. Taken as a whole they are the most remarkable race of p...
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...
