Priests of Our Democracy The Supreme Court, Academic Freedom and the Anti-Communist Purge
" ... The then-president of Brooklyn College, Harry D. Gideonse, believed he was fighting a just war against communism. He stripped professors of tenure, f
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Hitler’s Philosophers (Book Review)
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Book Review “The Last Colonial Massacre
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@Doug Diggler: I think he probably was, in fact, one of the key people responsible for all this.........and yep, I've heard of Martin Lee, too. =)
Moulitsas is a CIA mind fuck. You know it. Delete this stupid book review.
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