Robert Cohen is Assistant Professor of Social Sciences Education at the University of Georgia, Athens.

Cohen has been able to draw from the printed record and personal interviews a remarkably faithful and sensitive account. It is a largely untold story that richly repays the interested reader's effort. The history of American communism and radicalism--and of that anguished decade, the 1930s--is incomplete without it.

Robert Cohen is Assistant Professor of Social Sciences Education at the University of Georgia, Athens.

Cohen has been able to draw from the printed record and personal interviews a remarkably faithful and sensitive account. It is a largely untold story that richly repays the interested reader's effort. The history of American communism and radicalism--and of that anguished decade, the 1930s--is incomplete without it.

Robert Cohen is Assistant Professor of Social Sciences Education at the University of Georgia, Athens.

Cohen has been able to draw from the printed record and personal interviews a remarkably faithful and sensitive account. It is a largely untold story that richly repays the interested reader's effort. The history of American communism and radicalism--and of that anguished decade, the 1930s--is incomplete without it.