Titlebook: Anti-Communist Minorities in the U.S.; Political Activism o Ieva Zake Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2009

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Introduction Ethnic Anti-Communism in the United Statesn anti-communism is popularly viewed through simplistic and often cartoonish stereotypes, scholars such as Richard Gid Powers have shown that it was a complex phenomenon.. While some cold war American anti-communists were their own worst enemies and handed their foes the weapons that helped discredi

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Fighting Moscow from AfarUnited States, the Ukrainian anti-communist campaign was constant and unremitting. Representing the largest captive nation within the Soviet Union, Ukrainian Americans were also the largest, best organized, and most vociferous of all anti-communist ethnic groups. This ethnic group was closely tied t

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The American Armenians’ Cold Warn, had attempted to run away from his family’s Bronx home. He was no ordinary runaway, however: he aspired to “join the Army” and help liberate his ancestral homeland, Armenia, from Soviet rule.. The lad was of course rushing things a bit—even by Tashnag party standards—but assuming that his househo

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The Highs and Lows of Czech and Slovak émigré Activismious threat to the political elite of pre-World War II democratic Czechoslovakia. The state terror began right after the Communists seized power and continued for about five years. The new regime liquidated entire social groups either physically or by confiscating their property and applying various

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Multiple Fronts of the Cold Warlogy. Feeling the pressure from the Soviet regime, experiencing the increasing alienation from the American institutions, and seeing themselves as the lone fighters for the freedom of their occupied country, émigrés such as Latvians had a difficult, yet fascinating, political experience during the c

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