by Paul Kengor
roots of uprising, 295–98
and Spock, 309–12
and Ted Kennedy, 430–33
Comintern (Communist International)
and activists, 443
archives on CPUSA, 3, 23–30, 24–25, 27, 44, 56, 61, 111, 136, 139–40, 150, 195, 248, 252, 481–82, 485
coming to America, 21–23
establishing, 12–14, 20–30
list of “liberal” professors, 65
subservience to, 6
Commager, Henry Steele, 393
Common Faith, A, 84
Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care, The, 309
Communisme, 11
Communist Labor, 48, 50, 51, 377
Communist Manifesto, The, 16, 81, 260, 482
Communist movement report, 275, 276–77
“Communist Origin and Manipulation of Vietnam Week,” 309
“Communist Party Backs Obama,” 464
Communist Party USA (CPUSA). See also American Communist Party
and antiwar directives, 136–40
application for, 191
archives of, 3, 481
and betrayals, 6
and Davis, 506–15
and dupes, 9–38
financial support for, 33–35
headquarters for, 482
and Hitler, 135–36
and Hollywood, 183–84, 191, 193, 204, 208, 211–14, 221–22, 225–26, 229–30
and Miller, 190, 191, 193
and Obama election, 478
registration cards for, 226, 507
smearing FDR, 110–34
Workers School, 481–96, 483
Communists
and Cold War, 231–45
defending, 52, 122
dupes for, 1–14, 440–65, 480
manipulating Americans, 1–6, 34–38, 54, 57, 78, 290, 398–99, 435–36, 465
and World War II, 135–59
concentration camps, 94, 208, 219, 221, 226, 318–19
“Conceptions of Teaching and Schooling,” 474
congressional investigations, 285–88, 299–303, 355–56
Congressional Record, 355
Conquest, Robert, 4, 36
Conversations with Americans, 355
Cooke, Alistair, 227–28
Cooper, Gary, 196, 212
Copstein, Seymour, 295
Cosby Show, The, 330
Cosmos, 404
Coulter, Ann, 175
Counts, George, 66, 102
Courtois, Stéphane, 11
Cousins, William, Jr., 302
Cradle Will Rock, 441
Cranston, Alan, 368
“creeping socialism,” 479
“crime against humanity,” 100–102
criminal enterprises, 11–12
Crocker, George, 130
Cronkite, Walter, 372–73, 408–9, 410
Crosby, Bing, 338
Crowther, Bosley, 200
Crucible, The, 184, 188, 190, 192–93
Crusader, The, 407
Culver, John, 285
Cummings, Laird, 295
Currents, 185
Currie, Lauchlin, 123, 146–47
Da Silva, Howard, 207
Dadyants, Grigori, 400
Daily Californian, 310
Daily Morning Freiheit, 149
Daily People's World, 145
Daily Worker
and Bogart, 218, 485, 494–95
and Chaplin, 196
and CPUSA, 33–34, 137, 145–46, 281
and Davis, 252, 267
and Dewey, 107
editor of, 331
and HCUA, 211, 213–14, 216, 218, 219, 221–23, 224, 226, 228–29
launching, 240
and Miller, 185, 187, 188, 190, 192
and Truman, 238
Dale, Allan, 311
Darcy, Sam, 56
Darkness at Noon, 183
Darman, Dick, 416
Darrow, Clarence, 83, 121–22
Das Kapital, 81
Davidson, Carl, 328, 334, 467, 472–74
Davies, Joseph, 161, 164, 173, 196–203
Davis, Benjamin, Jr., 259, 263
Davis, Bette, 215
Davis, Elmer, 171, 172
Davis, Frank Marshall
and American Peace Mobilization, 144, 251
column by, 255–58, 256–57
and CPUSA, 249–53, 313, 448–49, 506–15
death of, 444
enemies of, 272–77, 275
FBI file on, 448–49, 454, 506, 507–15
image of, 320
influence of, 444–50
on Korea, 280
and Obama, 2, 5, 246, 277, 444–45, 451–54, 464–65, 506
testimony of, 276, 278–79
Davis, Helen, 449
Davis, John P., 144
Davis, Patti, 368
Davis, Peter, 144
Davis, Rennie, 302, 328
Days of Rage, 337–38, 469, 477
De Genova, Nicholas, 433
de Havilland, Olivia, 196, 204–5
Dead End, 493
“deaf-mutes,” 2–4, 34–35
Deane, John, 161
deaths, due to Communism, 12, 35–37, 281. See also Great Purge
Deaver, Mike, 416
Debs, Eugene, 50, 454
DeCesare, Michael, 438
Dellinger, David, 291, 302, 312–13, 320, 322–23
Democracy and Education, 80, 82, 84, 89–90
Democratic National Convention
and Hayden, 326–27, 468
protests at, 286, 293–305, 296, 297, 326–27, 478
and Spock, 312–13, 320
targeting, 6
Deng Xiaoping, 471
Dennis, Eugene, 140–41, 142, 150–51, 259, 281
détente, 8, 358–62, 366, 370, 374, 388, 396, 445
Dewey, Archibald Sprague, 83
Dewey Commission, 105–8
Dewey, John
admirers of, 80, 331
career of, 82–84
and Columbia University, 422
critics of, 80–81
death of, 333
disciples of, 66, 69, 474
on education, 81–91
exploring, 81–91
and Hollywood, 201–2
influence of, 10, 80–109, 308, 424
and Lamont, 85–86, 89, 96, 367
politics of, 87–88
redemption of, 104–9, 239
on religion, 85–87, 96–98
and Soviets, 81, 88–91
and Stalin, 96, 101–9
visit to Russia, 92–103
Dick, Bernard, 495
Dick Cavett Show, 353
Dies, Martin, 8, 52, 492
Dimensions, 311
Dimitroff, Georgi, 121, 128–30, 141, 150–51, 154
“Directives on Anti-War Campaign,” 136–37, 138
Displaced Persons, 208
Dixon, George, 225–26
Dmytryk, Edward, 229–30
Dobrynin, Anatoly, 363, 402
Dodd, Chris, 7
Dodd, Thomas, 7, 8
Dohrn, Bernardine
and Ayers, 348, 449, 454–55, 465, 475, 477
and bombings, 421–22, 460, 463
and MDS, 470
and Vietnam War, 356
and Weathermen, 325–49, 458, 473
Dolan, Tony, 392
Donahue, Phil, 368, 409
Douglas, Emily Taft, 245
Douglas, Helen Gahagan, 195
Douglas, Melvyn, 195
Douglas, Paul H., 10, 58–68, 65, 75, 83, 244–45, 304–6, 496
Dowd, Douglas, 289
Dr. Spock on Vietnam, 316, 321, 323
Dr. Strangelove, 206
Draper, Theodore, 22, 129
Dreams from My Father, 445, 446, 468
Dreiser, Theodore, 71, 149, 196
Drew, John, 445–46
Dreyer, Thorne, 467
Dubinsky, David, 56
Duchovnay, Gerald, 487
&n
bsp; Duggan, Laurence, 146
Duncan, Arne, 472
Dunham, Stanley, 444
Dunne, Philip, 216, 492
dupes, role of, 1–14
Duranty, Walter, 77, 108
Durbin, Dick, 428
Dzerzhinsky, Felix, 37, 54, 96
Earhart, Amelia, 102
Earle, George, 8, 172–73
Eastland, James, 7, 8
Edmondson, Henry, III, 81, 82
education and revolution, 474–77
educational experimentation, 80–81, 98–100. See also Dewey, John
Edwards, Edwin, 285
Egleson, Nick, 312, 322
Ehrenreich, Barbara, 467, 470
Eisenhower, Dwight, 194, 385
Eisler, Gerhart, 193, 255
Ellsberg, Daniel, 467
Encyclopedia of World Biography, The, 50
espionage, 34, 100, 162, 192, 230, 239–40, 331. See also spies
Essays in Experimental Logic, 84
Evans, Mary G., 144
Evans, M. Stanton, 8
“evil empire,” 366–97
Experience and Nature, 84
Face the Nation, 430
“factory kindergartens,” 76–77
Falin, Valentin, 387–88, 413–14
fascism, 110–34, 205–26, 261–66, 286–88, 293, 493–94
Fast, Howard, 194, 249
FBI “Agent 58,” 282–85
Feminine Mystique, The, 81
Ferguson, Homer, 272
Ferraro, Geraldine, 368
Field, Fred V., 146–47, 149–50, 155, 199
“Fighting Quaker,” 48–50
Film in the Battle of Ideas, 182
First Amendment crusaders, 216–17, 225–28
Fisher, Irving, 64, 65
Fishman, Joelle, 464
Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 194, 228
Five-Year Plan, 55, 77
Flacks, Richard, 327, 467
Flaxer, Abe, 149
Fletcher, Bill, Jr., 467
Fletcher, Joseph F., 265
Flynn, Daniel J., 329, 472
Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley, 131
Flynn, John, 175
Focus, 188
Folliard, Edward T., 145–46
Folsom, Franklin, 331
Fonda, Henry, 216, 327, 341
Fonda, Jane, 327, 355, 356, 441, 463, 467
Foner, Eric, 432
“Forced Labor,” 114, 115, 118
Ford, Gerald, 8, 361, 391
Foreign Affairs, 418
Forgotten Man, The, 66
Fort Dix target, 341
Foster, William Z., 71, 72, 238, 482
Fraina, Louis C., 28, 30, 44
Frank, Barney, 437
Frank Marshall Davis: Black Moods, Collected Poems, 448
Frankfeld, Philip, 238
Frankfurter, Felix, 386
“Frankly Speaking,” 255–58, 256–57, 259
“Free Enterprise or Socialism?” 269
Freedom and Culture, 84
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 409, 448, 494
Freeman, Harry, 34
Friedan, Betty, 81
Friedman, Milton, 386
Friendly, Fred, 441
Frishman, Robert, 320, 321, 323
Fugitive Days, 421
Fulbright, William J., 319, 321, 351
Gaddis, John Lewis, 9, 417
Gallagher, James L., 294
Garfield, John, 195, 207, 216, 222, 228–29
Garland, Judy, 195, 216, 221–22
Garthoff, Raymond, 390–91, 417
Geer, Will, 150, 193, 226
Geneva summit, 402, 413–17
Genghis Khan, 350–57, 430
genocide, 12–13, 37–38
Gephardt, Dick, 437
Gerasimov, Gennady, 394–95
Gergen, David, 392, 416
Gershwin, Ira, 216, 227
Gervasi, Frank, 222
Gilbert, David, 336, 339, 341–42, 346–48, 356, 475
Gitlin, Todd, 467
Gitlow, Ben, 10, 121, 221, 239–40, 241
Glasser, Harold, 123
global revolution, 12, 15–38
Glover, Danny, 467
God That Failed, The, 276
Goddard, Paulette, 216
Goebbels, Joseph, 220, 387–88
Gold, Ted, 341, 342, 356
Goldman, Emma, 50
Goldman, Stuart D., 377
Goldwater, Barry, 203
Gone with the Wind, 204
Good Morning, America, 463
Good Night and Good Luck, 441
Goodell, Marjorie, 486
Gorbachev, Mikhail
aide to, 11
on “evil empire,” 396
and Germany, 272, 361
on Lenin, 378–79
and Reagan, 361, 388, 390, 416, 466
research on, 9
and SDI, 402–3, 417
on “war on religion,” 98, 391
Gordievsky, Oleg, 124–25
Gore, Al, Jr., 403, 426–27
Gore, Al, Sr., 225
Gore, Mary Benton, 225
Gorky, Maxim, 71, 72
Graham, Billy, 379