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Box 134—African-Americans
Box 135—African-Americans

Box 133—Jews/Anti-Semitism

1. Why are Jews Persecuted?--Joseph N. Moody 1938

Program for Survival—Alexander Bittelman 1947
Jewish Unity for Victory—Alexander Bittelman 1943
Anti-Semitism: a threat to democracy 1939 (JEHLOC)
Jews in the Soviet Union: citizens and builders—Paul Novick & J.M. Budish 1948 (JEHLOC)
Ten Years of Biro-Bidzan—A. Almazov 1938 (JEHLOC)
The Struggle Against Anti-Semitism—J. Soltin 1938
Anti-Semitism: what it means and how to combat it—William Gallacher and Earl Browder 1943
The Fraud of “Soviet Anti-Semitism” –Herbert Aptheker 1962
Soviet “Anti-Semitism”” The Big Lie—Moses Miller
It’s Happening in N.Y.—Anti-Semitism Must Be Stopped—John Arnold and Leon Harris (JEHLOC)
An Open Letter to my Fellow Jews—James Waterman Wise 1938
What Price Silence? The UltraRight and War Criminals in the U.S.—Chaim Suller 1964
“Soviet Anti-Semitism”: A Cold War Myth—Hyman Lumer 1964
The Truth About Anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union—Tom O’Connor 1949 (JEHLOC)
Jews in Action: 5 Years of the Jewish Peoples Committee
The Jewish People & the Fight for Negro Rights—Sanford Goldner 1953
Jews in the USA—P. Novick 1960
Jewish Identity: Dialogue with Jewish Youth 1967
Jewish Culture in America—Nathan Ausubel 1948
The Jews of Eastern Europe—Peter Furst
To Secure Jewish Rights: the Communist Position—Alexander Bittelman 1948
The Jewish Case Against Hitler: This Must Stop!
Jews Against Communism 1950
Hitlerism and the American Jewish Congress: A Confidential Record of Activities
American Jewish Congress 1938: What it is and what it does
Towards Fair Play for Jewish Workers—J. Cohen 1938
Soviet Russia and the Jews—Gregor Aronson 1949
Problems of Jewish Culture—Morris Schappes 1950
Jewish “Anti-Communism”—George Pickney 1956
A Year in Treblinka: Escaped inmate tells his story—Yankel Wiernik
Hypocrisy (cover: Solved! The Jewish Problem) Sept-Oct 1938
On the Jewish Question—Leon Trotsky 1970
Why Anti-Semitism?--Edmund J. Horwath 1940
Sovyetish Heymland: An Analysis—Joseph and Abraham Brumberg
Russia: Who Kills Whom? 1955
Bigotry in Action: Organized Anti-Semitism in the US Today, 1961 (JEHLOC)

Box 134—African-Americans

The Negro in Hollywood Films—V.J. Jerome, 1952 (Hoover Library)
The Party of Negro and White—Pettis Perry, 1953
Black Power and Liberation: a Communist View—Claude Lightfoot, 1967
The Negro Angle and the 5-Year Plan—Bonnie Busch and Lucia Ramsey Maxwell, 1931
An End to the Neglect of the Problems of the Negro Woman—Claudia Jones, 1949
The Negro Question in the USA—Claude Lightfoot, 1960
Smash the Chains—Louis E. Burnham
Negro-White Unity—Henry Winston, 1967
Negro Representation—Pettis Perry, 1952
The South’s New Challenge—James Jackson, 1957
The Negro and Defense, 1941
The Labor Movement in the South During Slavery—Herbert Aptheker
Next Step in the Struggle for Negro Freedom—Hugh Bradley, 1953
America’s Racist Laws: weapon of national oppression—Herbert Aptheker, 1951 (Hearst Coll.)
Riding to Freedom—Herbert Aptheker and James Jackson, 1961
The Negro and the US Army
“Best of the Best”: to Harlem mothers—Alice Citron, 1950
Police Brutality: Lynching Northern Style, 1947
Two Speeches of Malcolm X, 1965 (JEHLOC)
The Case of Claude Lightfoot
Racial Chaos and Criminal Anarchy—the prelude to Black Revolution—W. Jefferson Davis (JEHLOC)
Freedom is Everybody’s Job!--George Crockett, 1949
Black Americans and the Middle East Conflict—Henry Winston, 1970
Black Marines Against the Brass, 1969 (JEHLOC)
This is My Husband—Esther Cooper Jackson, 1953
Is the NAACP Subversive?, 1963
The Meaning of Black Power—James Jackson, 1966
The Civil War and Black Liberation Today—Claude Lightfoot, 1969
The Communist Position on the Negro Question, 1947 (Hoover Library)
Ben Davis: Crusader for Negro Freedom and Socialism—William Patterson, 1967 (Hoover Lib.)
Listen, Brother!--Robert Williams, 1968
Three Brave Men—James Jackson, 1963
In Defense of Negro Leadership—Rev. Edward McGowan, 1953
In Honor of Paul Robeson—William Patterson
Ben Davis: Fighter for Freedom—Claudia Jones, 1954

Box 135—African-Americans

1. The Negro Today—Herbert Aptheker, 1962

A Petition to the UN on Behalf of the 13 million oppressed Negro Citizens of the USA, 1946
Lift Every Voice for Paul Robeson—Lloyd Brown [Robeson denied passport]
The Negro People and the Soviet Union—Paul Robeson, 1950 (JEHLOC)
Some Aspects of the Negro Question in the U.S.—James E. Jackson [reprinted from World Marxist Review] 1959
The Real Potential of the Negro Struggle: How a Minority Can Change Society—George Breitman, 1964 (JEHLOC)
The Road to Negro Liberation—Harry Haywood [report to the 8^th convention of the C.P. of USA], June 1934
Negro Liberation: A Goal for All Americans—Henry Winston, Gus Hall, Claude Lightfoot, William Patterson, 1964
Win Progress for Harlem—James W. Ford, 1939
Negro Liberation—James S. Allen, 1938 (2 copies)
Lynching and Frame-Up in Tennessee—Robert Minor, 1946 (Hoover Library)
Why I am a Communist—Benjamin Davis, 1947
Stand Up for Freedom: Negro People vs the Smith Act—Lloyd Brown
The Black Ghetto—Robert Vernon, 1964 (JEHLOC)
Negro History: Its Lessons for Our Time—Herbert Aptheker, 1956
American Negro Problems—John Pepper, 1928
The American Negro—J.S. Allen, 1932 [state of the Negro; mostly in South]
The Negroes in a Soviet America—James Ford and James Allen, 1935 (2 copies)
A Southerner Looks at Negro Discrimination [selected writings of George Cable] edited by Isabel Manes/introduction by Professor Alva Taylor, 19446 (Hearst Collection)
In Defense of Negro Rights: Ben Davis testifies in the trial of the Communist 12 at Foley Square,1950
Thaddeus Stevens: Militant Democrat and Fighter for Negro Rights—Elizabeth Lawson, 1942
The Story of the Trenton Six—Elwood Dean, 1949 [6 men accused and convicted in unfair trial]
Behind the Florida Bombings: who killed NAACP leader Harry Moore and his wife?--Joseph North,1952
The Negro People on the March (report to nat’l comm. Of C.P. of USA)—Benjamin Davis, 1956
The Cruel and Unusual Punishment of Henry Winston—Mike Newberry [Harlem Comm. To free Henry Winston]
The Killing of William Milton—Art Shields, 1948
The People vs Segregated Schools—Doxey Wilkerson, 1955 (Hearst Collection)
The War and the Negro People—James Ford, 1942
The Negro People in the Struggle for Peace and Freedom—Benjamin Davis (Hearst Collection)
Terror at Trumball—Carl Hirsch, 1955 (JEHLOC)
Let Us Build a National Negro Congress—John P. Davis, 1935
The Next Emancipation—James O’Neal, 1929
Communists in the Struggle for Negro Rights—James Ford, Ben Davis, William Patterson, E. Browder, 1945
Race and Other Kindred Delusions—M.F. Ashley-Montagu
The Path of Negro Liberation—Benjamin Davis, 1947
Upsurge in the South: the Negro People Fight for Freedom—Benjamin Davis, 1960
Dialectics of Black Power—Robert L. Allen, 1968
Black America and the World Revolution—Claude Lightfoot, 1970 (JEHLOC)
Malcolm X: the man and his ideas—George Breitman, 1965
White Blindspot—J.H. Kagin, 1967

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