How the U.S. Govt Spread Anti-Communist Propoganda in 1950's | News | teleSUR English
The manual was circulated widely to spread fear and was also published
in popular U.S. magazines, warning readers, "there is no fool-proof
system in spotting a Communist."
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The
pamphlet warned its audiences to look for certain keywords such
as "McCarthyism," "violation of civil rights," "racial or religious
discrimination" or "peace" to spot a communist. | Photo: Screenshot of
the video by Open Culture/teleSUR
