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103. American Communist History after the Espionage Turn

Saturday, January 8, 2:30–4:30 p.m.

Convention Center, Room 609

  • Chair: James N. Gregory, University of Washington Seattle

  • Papers: Balancing the Overt and the Covert: The International Labor Defense
    and the Early History of Civil Rights
    Jennifer Uhlmann, University of California at Los Angeles

    American Communist Espionage and Gender Anxiety: Political and Sexual Subversion during the Cold War, 1945–63
    Veronica Wilson, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown

    Open Archives and Open Minds: "Traditionalists" versus "Revisionists" after Venona
    Maurice Isserman, Hamilton College

    Reassessing the Field—Reflections of a "Traditionalist" Historian
    Harvey Klehr, Emory University

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