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San Francisco Reds: Communists in the Bay Area, 1919-1958
by Robert W. Cherny
(class-struggle, san-francisco-history)

W. Cherny, R. (2024). San Francisco Reds: Communists in the Bay Area, 1919-1958. University of Illinois Press.


University of Illinois Press, 2024. 312 pages. Hardcover. 0252045831

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without the presence of Elaine and Karl
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In 1983, on the fiftieth anniversary of the time …
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my life was enriched by having been a Communist
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Though those who left the party could be quite cr…
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Bill Sennett’s post-party employment
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Bill Sennett’s post-party employment was perhaps …
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so little to do with fighting racism in the real …
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After his discharge from the army, Keith Eickman …
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a legitimate concern turned into an obsession
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In the late 1940s, coincident with a Soviet campa…

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Preface

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1. An Uncertain Beginning, 1919–1930

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An Uncertain Beginning, 1919–1930

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2. “Unceasing Factional Struggle,” 1925–1930

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“Unceasing Factional Struggle,” 1925–1930

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3. Prelude to the Popular Front, 1930–1935

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Prelude to the Popular Front, 1930–1935

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4. The Popular Front, 1934–1941

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The Popular Front, 1934–1941

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5. Life in the Party in the 1930s

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Life in the Party in the 1930s

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6. The Wartime Popular Front, 1941–1945

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The Wartime Popular Front, 1941–1945

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7. The Party in Crisis, 1945–1950

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The Party in Crisis, 1945–1950

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8. The Crisis Deepens, 1948–1956

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The Crisis Deepens, 1948–1956

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9. The Crisis of 1956–1958, the Collapse of the Old Left, and After

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