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2. The FBI’s Search for Communist Propaganda during the Second World War
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction: Hollywood’s Red Scare 1
- 1. A Movie Problem 9
- 2. The FBI’s Search for Communist Propaganda during the Second World War 41
- 3. Producing Hollywood’s Cold War 69
- 4. The Coalescence of a Countersubversive Network 106
- 5. The 1947 HUAC Trials 131
- 6. Rollback 159
- Conclusion: Three Perspectives on the Death of the Social Problem Film 184
- Appendix: Analysis of Motion Pictures Containing Propaganda: An FBI Filmography of Suspect Movies 197
- Notes 209
- Index 247
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction: Hollywood’s Red Scare 1
- 1. A Movie Problem 9
- 2. The FBI’s Search for Communist Propaganda during the Second World War 41
- 3. Producing Hollywood’s Cold War 69
- 4. The Coalescence of a Countersubversive Network 106
- 5. The 1947 HUAC Trials 131
- 6. Rollback 159
- Conclusion: Three Perspectives on the Death of the Social Problem Film 184
- Appendix: Analysis of Motion Pictures Containing Propaganda: An FBI Filmography of Suspect Movies 197
- Notes 209
- Index 247