Scopes trial, recast as an allegory about McCarthyism and anti-Communist
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"I was a militant anti-Communist," Mr. Duncan wrote in Ramparts.
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He went on an anti-Communist lecture tour around the country.
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USSR collapsed, they retroactively blessed him as the anti-Communist warrior
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Lee Ho, the leader of the anti-Communist Holy Korea Network.
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Mr. Gauck says his mother raised him to be anti-Communist.
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Indonesia—aging survivors of the anti-Communist purge couldn't even hold a
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A strident and strong anti-communist, he proclaimed conservative promises in 1968.
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He joined the anti-Communist side and even became an F.B.I. informant.
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"Better dead than red," went the anti-communist slogan of those times.
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Gülen, born in 1941, is a moderate imam and longtime anti-communist.
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Lead by Senator Joseph McCarthy, anti-communist witch hunts disproportionally targeted women.
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Again, are we to judge Hoover's "anti-Communist zealotry" by 2017 standards?
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For various reasons, including anti-Communist sentiment, the proposal was turned down.
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And he lambasted then-President Ronald Reagan's anti-communist and interventionist foreign policy.
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Congressional Democrats pushed back on funding Nicaragua's anti-communist Contra guerrillas under Reagan.
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But it's also sung by the survivors of Indonesia's 1965 anti-communist purges.
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In many ways, it is the birthplace of Eastern Europe's anti-Communist revolution.
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"Logue had a clear political position: pro-labor and anti-Communist," Cohen writes.
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That orientation began with the staunchly anti-communist Vietnamese community in the 1970s.
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In 1918, Allies intervened in the Russian civil war to support anti-Communist forces.
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During the Cold War, however, Franco's fervent anti-communist views found a receptive audience.
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Their main achievement was to help trigger takeovers by bloodstained anti-communist military dictatorships.
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These "anti-Communist entrepreneurs," as Iber calls them, responded to the activities of the
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But he was supported by the United States because he was fervently anti-Communist.
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While the younger generation has demonstrated more progressive leanings, the anti-communist loyalty lingers.
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In fact, in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Australia, Taiwan, South Korea and Singapore, anti-Communist leaders were warning that South Vietnam's fall would cause all the Southeast Asian dominoes to fall, and were offering to commit troops to the anti-Communist cause.
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Nixon himself was an anti-Communist firebrand when he became a controversial congressman in 1947.
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According to the anti-communist Apple Daily, mainland agents hired local triads to abduct Xiao.
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One is the anti-communist tradition of speaking truth to atheist power, whatever the price.
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Hungarians - largely Christian Europeans - were typically young, educated and, salient for the time, anti-Communist.
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Some families married their daughters to soldiers, police officers or anti-Communist vigilantes for survival.
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Only an anti-Communist hard-liner could have made the opening acceptable to his supporters.
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The Vatican kept diplomatic ties with Taiwan, and often pursued an aggressively anti-Communist policy.
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It plotted assassinations and supported brutal anti-Communist governments in Latin America, Africa and Asia.
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Many Japanese people enlisted in military service, and Chinese communities voiced their anti-communist positions.
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Joe McCarthy of Wisconsin, a conservative, populist anti-communist with a demagogue's disregard for facts.
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Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country, still has periodic bouts of anti-communist hysteria.
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BANGKOK — It was an anti-Communist blood bath of at least half a million Indonesians.
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Into this mix of public ignorance and anti-Communist anxiety came popular representations of the tragedy.
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Take the example of the John Birch Society, the conspiratorial anti-communist organization founded in 1958.
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Schlafly also built a reputation as a strident anti-Communist and opponent of arms control treaties.
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It could've been about anything, and it read equally as anti-Communist or anti-Madison Avenue.
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But Nixon, given his staunch anti-communist reputation, was able to deflect criticism from conservative Republicans.
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The antiwar movement, meanwhile, was enraged by the party establishment's commitment to anti-communist military intervention.
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Still, to Hersey, not being a Communist was not the same as being dogmatically anti-Communist.
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Miss Stahl asserted that she was dismissed from the department because of her anti-Communist activities.
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Mr. Lee's dramatic defection was a propaganda bonanza for the anti-Communist government in the South.
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Thus the broader anti-communist Cold War become a central fault line for left-wing activists.
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The Cuban flag does not exclusively represent socialism, Fidel or Raúl Castro, or anti-communist sentiment.
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The anti-Communist hysteria of the McCarthy era reached a fever pitch between 1950 and 1954.
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It's a story with roots in homophobia, racism, and the anti-communist politics of an era.
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According to the report, Epoch Media Group is run by an anti-communist Chinese spiritual community.
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Walesa was the leader of the anti-communist Solidarity movement 1980s and the first democratic-era president.
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Trump is viewed as a key ally in the anti-communist fight, former Epoch Times employees said.
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"He hasn't had time to do anything yet," said 1983 winner -- anti-communist Polish leader Lech Walsea.
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Not only did Democrats oppose Reagan&aposs policies, they heaped scorn on his blunt anti-Communist rhetoric.
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In 1976, the KGB tried a different tactic, forging FBI documents suggesting that hardline anti-Communist Sen.
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"Duterte is engaged in a wild anti-communist witchhunt under the guise of anti-terrorism," he said.
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Bush played a major role in the formulation of the administration's anti-communist policies in Central America.
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The anti-Communist purges have been called one of the worst mass atrocities of the 20th century.
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The pro-Soviet Polish government arrested 16 prominent anti-Communist Poles on trumped-up charges shortly thereafter.
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One leading contender, the strongly anti-Communist Senator Henry Jackson, was squarely in the old Democratic tradition.
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Calling itself "anti-Communist," C.M.A. included American mercenaries who were active in the 230s in Central America.
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My 84-year-old father is still anti-Communist, but has a dim view of Donald Trump.
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Anti-communist sentiment ran high after World War II, and a number of political elites, notably Sen.
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The military general who led the anti-communist purge, Suharto, ruled the country for more than three decades.
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The losses, Anh said, propelled him to organize anti-communist protests that put a target on his back.
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Cohn, he argues, was deeply loyal, forming a lifelong attachment to Joe McCarthy, the notorious anti-communist senator.
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It was only in response to the party's efforts to eradicate it that Falun Gong turned anti-Communist.
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The worst scandal of the Reagan administration, Iran-Contra involved the funding of anti-communist rebels in Nicaragua.
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Cubans seem to forget, or forgive, the anti-Communist views he espoused after retiring from baseball in 1956.
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He was released after apologizing for his actions during the war, when he helped train anti-Communist guerrillas.
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In 1976, the KGB tried a different tactic, forging FBI documents that suggested that hardline anti-communist Sen.
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So anxious producers began making anti-communist movies, and a certain kind of patriotic movies, and so on.
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In 1948, the American-backed, anti-communist southern administration, based in Seoul, declared itself the Republic of Korea.
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Think you have the balls to play this loud in front of the country's vehemently anti-communist crowd?
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Mr. Rusdy remains the only mayor in the country to have apologized for the anti-Communist blood bath.
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It also didn't help that many of Ain's friends and clients lost work because of anti-communist hysteria.
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It included suburban taxpayers, business interests, white backlash-voters, religious conservatives, gun owners, anti-communist intellectuals and men.
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Still, to be an ex-Communist was not necessarily to be an anti-Communist, at least not immediately.
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Eisenhower failed to challenge the anti-Communist demagogue Joseph McCarthy publicly (though he did work quietly to undermine him).
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Under his watch, the US supported a number of armed anti-Communist groups with truly brutal human rights records.
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In Hungary Viktor Orban, a revolutionary anti-communist turned populist prime minister, uses anti-Western rhetoric to win support.
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In the 1950s, an American mobile cinema travelled round Iraq showing anti-communist propaganda starring—you guessed it—Juha.
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"We were taught that unless and until an anti-Communist reunification occurred, the U.S. presence was necessary," Choi said.
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Many an unsavory regime, notably in Latin America, was supported as a result, so long it was anti-Communist.
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United at first by anti-communist fervour, the two maintained a bond long past the end of the cold war.
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Here, the chanteuse Mireille Mathieu rolls those rs for La Patrrrrie The unofficial anthem for the anti-communist Solidarity movement.
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As an anti-communist bulwark, West Berlin was heavily subsidised, but not an attractive place to set up a business.
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He became a Gandhian and one of the six contributors to the 1949 anti-Communist classic, The God that Failed.
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The group's ideology was warmed-over fare, dating from the heyday of the Cold War—timid and firmly anti-communist.
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Krauthammer is credited with coining the term "The Reagan Doctrine" for President Reagan's policy of aiding anti-Communist movements worldwide.
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And a lot of them, having fled oppressive Communist governments, found comfort in the Republican Party's aggressive anti-Communist policies.
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Their parents had fought in the anti-Nazi, anti-Communist resistance, and the children grew up ardent patriots and conservatives.
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So when Lyndon Johnson went looking for someone to command the overall anti-Communist crusade in Vietnam in 1964, Gen.
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Schlafly's first passion was anti-communist foreign policy, not gender issues, and she was indifferent to the ERA at first.
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But the two mythologies — anti-Communist paranoia and anti-gay panic — fused in the American imagination and became strange bedfellows.
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Avid propaganda associated with that strategy encouraged Hungarian anti-communist factions to rebel against the country's Soviet-backed communist regime.
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He has repudiated American foreign policy backing anti-Communist governments and resistance forces, and he has been fervently against war.
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Even conservatives near the mainstream's right bank will be hard-pressed to see it as another anti-anti-Communist undertaking.
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And here again is the intriguing paradox: Why did the Communist authorities allow an anti-Communist youth subculture to flourish?
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A key element of Reagan's victory strategy was the support of anti-communist forces in Afghanistan, Nicaragua, Angola and Cambodia.
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So to recap: The US-Saudi relationship bloomed early on because of oil, mutual economic growth, and anti-communist sentiment.
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The anti-communist fervor of Cold War politics usually made a public association with socialism a nonstarter in both parties.
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Unlike liberal democracy, he said, Christian democracy rejects multiculturalism and immigration while being anti-communist and standing for Christian values.
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In return, he obligingly diverted the proceeds with a nod from America's Republican leaders to the Contras, Nicaragua's anti-communist rebels.
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Victims of violence and slaughter, such as those attacked in anti-communist massacres in Indonesia in the 1960s, receive little justice.
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A political science major, she ran for Congress (unsuccessfully) in 1952, and again in 1970, and became an outspoken anti-communist.
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Hundreds of thousands died in the anti-Communist purge that followed, after which Sukarno was replaced by General Suharto, a kleptocrat.
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The first, of course, is that the Cold War ended, exposing the deep fissures masked by their mutual anti-communist stances.
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A retelling of the trials, the play was a coded indictment of the anti-communist hysteria of the 1940s and '50s.
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Gaffney cut his teeth as an anti-communist hard-liner, acting as an assistant secretary of defense in the Reagan administration.
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McCarthy was the senior senator from Minnesota, a liberal anti-Communist whose roots, like my parents', were in New Deal politics.
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Sergeant Duncan, who went to war convinced it was an anti-Communist crusade, ended his Special Forces duty a changed man.
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The act has anti-communist messages and China's ruling party sees it as a propaganda tool meant to subvert their authority.
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As a result, a great many of them pledged their support to the Republicans, who traditionally harbored strong anti-communist sentiments.
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After 1965, if you were a white, male, anti-Communist, and integrationist liberal, Jew or Gentile, whose side were you on?
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Anti-communist posters scattered around asked me to keep a watch out for Red Joe and detailed what to look for.
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The bands at the time were anti-communist—or at least against totalitarianism—and criticised the hypocrisy of the communist government.
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A retelling of the trials, the play was a coded indictment of the anti-communist hysteria of the 217s and 217s.
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A vast majority of them were killed by police, soldiers and anti-Communist vigilantes hunting for leftist insurgents and their relatives.
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The ardently anti-communist, aggressively nationalist John Birch Society developed one of its largest followings in Orange County in the 1960s.
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Orange County as a whole was also anti-Communist and quite conservative, but it was also very white at the time.
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Others accused him of being an agent of China, an inflammatory claim given the history of anti-Communist violence in Indonesia.
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Yet he bet heavily on anti-Communist autocrats like the shah of Iran or Pakistan's Yahya Khan, equating ruthlessness with reliability.
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A retelling of the trials, the play was a coded indictment of the anti-communist hysteria of the 1940s and '50s.
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Fiercely anti-Communist, he co-founded the right-wing John Birch Society and created the Wichita company that became Koch Industries.
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Fiercely anti-Communist, he co-founded the right-wing John Birch Society and created the Wichita company that became Koch Industries.
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In the 1950s, she tried to bring her fellow Catholics into an anti-communist alliance with Christian evangelicals and was rebuffed.
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Meanwhile, in Indonesia, anti-communist death squads working on behalf of the ruling class massacred about 500,000 people in 1965 and 1966.
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" Mr. You, 71, who has since relocated to New York, said his students began referring to him as extreme and "anti-Communist.
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Jorge Sivak's elder brother, Osvaldo, groomed as Samuel's successor, was kidnapped by anti-communist police officers in 1979 and again in 1985.
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That passion stayed with him, even after the Cuban Revolution, when anti-communist activism landed him a 20-year sentence in prison.
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But Nixon's move set us on that path despite the fury of anti-Communist ideologues who had championed Nixon's entire political career.
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Joe McCarthy to advance the anti-communist cause, but there was never a public rift between the FBI and the White House.
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Mr Tye opens with Robert's most startling alliance—with Senator Joseph McCarthy, whose anti-communist witch-hunts rocked America during the 1950s.
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Now that the group no longer has its anti-communist bond, it struggles to find common ground in addressing global economic issues.
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Opposition to the Castro government began to grow in Cuba, leading peasants and anti-Communist insurgents to take up arms against it.
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Bass suggests that Kissinger's policy was meant to maintain the alliance with Pakistan, which was an anti-communist bulwark in the region.
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And Roosevelt, of course, procured Soviet Communist and British imperialist contributions to American anti-Communist and anti-imperialist aims in fighting fascism.
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Jonas Noreika has been honored as a martyr and anti-Communist hero since his execution by the Soviet secret police in 19303.
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After Mr. Havel led the anti-Communist Velvet Revolution in 1989, Mr. Triska regularly returned home to act in movies and theaters.
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Venezuelan exiles, whose country descended into poverty under Havana-backed dictator Nicolás Maduro, have increasingly found common cause with anti-communist Cubans.
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"Particularly in Florida, where there are so many Hispanic voters that hold anti-communist views, it could actually pay off," Curbelo said.
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The horrors of the Soviet empire tainted other forms of leftism, including social democratic ideals, which in fact had been anti-communist.
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" King's unfortunate misstatement proves he was unaware of FBI personnel assignment policy.. Cohen also refers to Hoover as an "anti-Communist zealot.
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It has put on shows of traditional Chinese dance and music (spiced up with anti-Communist themes) before capacity audiences at prestigious venues.
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Many wartime collaborators morphed into pro-American, pro-business, anti-Communist figures in the post-independence era and became active in conservative politics.
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The crash remains deeply divisive in Poland, where many politicians emerged from an anti-Communist tradition that long saw Moscow as an enemy.
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The Vietnamese diaspora in the West is often virulently anti-communist at a time when few others still worry about communism at all.
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Harnessing the foundation's platform and networks in the region, Washington provided grants to Buddhist educational and civic groups, and distributed anti-communist propaganda.
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" Mr. Buffett quoted a famous rejoinder to Senator Joseph McCarthy during his 1950s anti-Communist hearings: "Have you no sense of decency, sir?
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Yes, Jin wants us to root for Feng, but the novel includes nuanced debates on loyalty and identity, not just anti-Communist tirades.
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Opposition to the mine ignited a wave of national protests in 2013 described as the biggest since the early 1990s anti-communist marches.
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Coal miners became heroes in Silesia when nine of them were shot dead in 1981 in an anti-communist protest against martial law.
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During the 1970s and '20143s I had evolved from a liberal antiwar college student to a Commentary-reading and -contributing anti-communist Reaganite.
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The issue resonates especially with older Poles who remember deadly anti-communist protests in the early 1980s when the miners emerged as heroes.
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In 1991, she was distraught to see anti-Communist demonstrators pull down a 39-foot-tall bronze statue of her husband in Tirana.
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During Senator Joseph McCarthy's anti-Communist frenzy, Mr. Eisenhower blocked numerous advisers from appearing before Congress to answer the senator's often-baseless accusations.
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Lech Walesa, the hero of the Gdansk anti-Communist movement of the 1980s, attended the funeral, along with leaders of the European Union.
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In spite of the devastating violence, the South's response to the Tet attacks represented the zenith of anti-Communist nationalism in the country.
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The prevailing sense of dread was a far cry from the energy and purpose that had invigorated the anti-Communist South after Tet.
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Jonas Noreika has been honored as a martyr and an anti-Communist hero since his execution by the Soviet secret police in 1947.
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"In Poland, only two years ago, 'Hunting Cockroaches' couldn't make it through the censors because it was an anti-Communist play," he wrote.
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For those who remember the Kuomintang as the staunchly anti-Communist party of Chiang Kai-shek, this may seem just short of incredible.
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The conflict was particularly complicated, even emotionally so, with Mr. Tusk's old friend and anti-Communist colleague, the Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban.
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Mr Orban began his political career in the anti-communist protest movement of the late 1980s as a free-thinking student with liberal convictions.
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In 1954, Edward Murrow broadcast a powerful episode of "See It Now" which exposed the contradictions and lies of rabid anti-Communist crusader Sen.
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The scandal arose over secret arms sales to Iran; the US used the proceeds to fund anti-communist rebels in Nicaragua, called the Contras.
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They are an anti-communist group that claims to physically fight for American liberties in the face of what they see as violent communists.
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She pointed out that when King spoke out against the Vietnam War, he risked alienating anti-Communist Americans and even allies of his movement.
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She worked hand in hand with another young activist, Viktor Orbán, as part of Fidesz — which was then an anti-communist youth activist group.
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It appeals to a lot of US Republicans because it has this kind of anti-China, anti-communist, "Communist with a capital C" narrative.
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On Sunday, he compared Mueller with 1950s-era U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy, whose anti-Communist crusade eventually led to his censure by the Senate.
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He was a lieutenant in the army of Vang Pao, the leader of the Hmong anti-Communist army that worked alongside American military advisers.
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Cardinal Spellman was also President Franklin D. Roosevelt's personal emissary, a fierce anti-Communist and fan of Senator Joseph McCarthy, and a union-buster.
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It fears that, among others, the Montagnards, who fought on the anti-communist side during the Vietnam war, are still aligned with anti-government forces.
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Soon enough, Orwell's revived Homage to Catalonia would introduce the conflict to readers as a true-to-life anti-Communist parable for Cold War times.
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She knew that Ronald Reagan, 38, the president of the Screen Actors Guild, was a staunch anti-Communist who would certainly sympathize with her predicament.
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An ardent anti-communist, Kennedy began his political career working with McCarthy, and played pivotal roles in campaigns against organized crime and civil rights leaders.
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Fox's character is a walking poster boy for President Reagan's free market and hawkish anti-communist values, constantly fighting with his parents about their ideals.
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Burma's Prime Minister U Nu had been battling a domestic communist insurgency since 19753 and looked to incorporate "Burmese Buddhism" into an anti-communist program.
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Communism remains a highly sensitive issue in Indonesia after bloody anti-communist purges in the country in 1965 and symbols and some literature remain outlawed.
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Navratilova, who turns 60 on Tuesday, was born in Czechoslovakia, to parents she said were kicked out of their university for their anti-Communist views.
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Islamic organizations actively participated in the anti-Communist pogroms of 1965-66, which destroyed the P.K.I. and left hundreds of thousands of casualties across Indonesia.
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Most of the guests were conservatives — which in those days meant being anti-Communist and pro-market, but also believing in international alliances like NATO.
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His daring speeches at the anti-communist demonstrations sweeping Hungary quickly made him one of the leading lights of Fidesz, then a liberal student movement.
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The result is what many in Cathay call "the white terror," a name that harks back to Taiwan's bloody anti-Communist crackdown in past decades.
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In the 1950s, as chief counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy, Cohn wasn't just a key player in the anti-Communist witch hunts of the time.
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Oswald had tried to assassinate Kennedy foe Eight months before Oswald assassinated JFK, he tried to kill an outspoken anti-communist, former U.S. Army Gen.
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The murders were used as a pretext for an anti-communist pogrom by Indonesia's military and Islamic groups that led to at least 500,19673 deaths.
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The concept that gave a name to the anti-communist movement in the 1980s now characterizes the strong partnership between Poland and the United States.
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He was fiercely anti-Communist, but as a child of the New Deal he believed in government's responsibility to provide regulation and a safety net.
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A Bronx-born lawyer, Mr. Cohn rose to prominence working for Senator Joseph McCarthy's anti-Communist crusade and then spent years as Mr. Trump's lawyer.
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That reason is equivalent to the anti-communist red herring used in days past by apartheid South Africa in an attempt to smear and intimidate opponents.
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Similar to the anti-communist moral panic that swept the 1950s, the Lavender Scare led government officials to believe that homosexuals posed threats to national security.
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In the early half of his career, Graham often spoke his mind on social and political issues of the day, including his strong anti-communist sentiments.
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Of course, we thought they would be anti-communist, pro-American for the rest of history, but it turned out that was just a tactical move.
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The crackdown has coincided with Widodo's order for an investigation into an anti-communist purge of 1965, a move that irked some within the military elite.
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One ultra-nationalist leader, Alparslan Turkes, promoted an anti-communist ideology based on the ethnic superiority of Turks over minorities through his Nationalist Action Party (MHP).
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The aging anti-Communist pontiff stood beside the aging Communist leader, who had abandoned his military uniform for the occasion in favor of a dark suit.
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So the United States swiftly set to work to join forces with the Indonesian military and anti-Communist Islamists to exterminate the PKI and its supporters.
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Indonesia has suffered bouts of anti-Chinese and anti-communist sentiment over its history, though this has usually been directed at its minority ethnic Chinese community.
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Joe McCarthy, the Wisconsin Republican whose demagogic anti-communist crusade played out perniciously in Washington, shaking the capital to its core as it threatened democratic ideals.
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Watts' ghettoization was finalized when Norris Poulson, elected mayor on a wave of anti-Communist hysteria, renegotiated the city's public housing contract with the federal government.
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In both cases, they played to bloody and unsatisfactory stalemates against anti-communist guerrillas being armed and aided by highly organised South African Defence Force units.
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On June 1, 1950, she became one of the first members of Congress to denounce the anti-Communist witch hunt of fellow Republican Senator Joe McCarthy.
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Trump's attitude toward banning ideological foes are even more reminiscent of anti-communist measures from the mid-20th century — something Trump acknowledged himself during his speech.
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In 1949, as a young Harvard professor, he published "The Vital Center," a manifesto for anti-Communist liberals in the early years of the Cold War.
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The longtime anti-Communist obsessions of the Republican senator Joe McCarthy had succeeded in infusing the country with a toxic brew of fear, mistrust and paranoia.
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The Soviets occupied Czechoslovakia after World War II was over and Borkovský's "anti-Communist activities" almost had him thrown in a Siberian Gulag, but he escaped.
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Last month, a meeting by human rights activists and victims of the anti-communist purge was shut down after Islamists and nationalists rioted outside the venue.
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But Germany's President Joachim Gauck, a former Lutheran pastor who was a anti-communist civil rights activist in the former East Germany, said he was worried.
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Notorious Soviet spy Kim Philby served as the Middle East correspondent for a time, where he turned in blandly anti-communist articles to maintain his cover.
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What can perhaps be called Smith's brightest moment in the national spotlight came in 1950, when Smith spoke out on the Senate floor against anti-Communist Sen.
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Ahead of Italy's 1948 election, the CIA funneled millions of dollars – this when a million dollars was a lot of money – into anti-communist parties in Italy.
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An ardent anti-communist, he led a group of mercenaries in the Congo in the 1960s whose aim was to fight a revolt called the Simba rebellion.
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Among his discoveries was a planned armed anti-Communist riot by the Invisible Empire faction that authorities were able to squelch on a tip from Thompson's editor.
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This would end a nearly 22018-year split between the Chinese government and the global church, which Beijing traces to the Vatican's historically strong anti-Communist stance.
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Such was Phyllis Schlafly's creed and as every liberal-minded American agreed it was outdated, extreme and repellent: obsessively anti-communist, anti-immigration, anti-abortion, anti-gay.
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Archduke Otto von Hapsburg, pretender to the Austrian throne and anti-communist activist, praised National Review as the only magazine that talked sense to the American people.
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Before 1989, both were anti-communist and anti-Soviet (read: anti-Russian) because Polish communist leaders were both authoritarian and anti-democratic, and seen as Kremlin puppets.
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And let's not forget Richard Nixon, who made his name as a "strong" anti-communist and someone who was going to achieve "peace with honor" in Vietnam.
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Earlier, I had reported for a student newspaper on Chinese government ties to the group and its efforts to censor anti-Communist Party material at my university.
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The anti-communist politics in the United States of the early 1950s were rooted in assumptions that had much in common with those of anti-Trumpism today.
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But two decades later, in 1992, the staunchly anti-communist Graham was invited to Pyongyang as an honored guest of North Korea's late President Kim Il Sung.
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Besides working as an anti-Communist scriptwriter for the Voice of America, Mr. Stein was a member of its ideological advisory staff starting in the early 1950s.
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Mr. Kim, a prosecutor by training, served as a senior anti-communist investigator at the Korean Central Intelligence Agency, the government's main intelligence body in the 1970s.
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Instead, Mr. Lubonja said, members of both main parties — Mr. Rama's Socialists (the renamed Communist Party) and the anti-Communist Democrats — were compromised during the Communist era.
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Mr. Kim, 77, was a senior anti-Communist investigator at the K.C.I.A., the government's main spy agency in the 1970s, under Ms. Park's father, Park Chung-hee.
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From 1917 to 20153, a brutal civil war broke out between the Red Army and anti-communist forces as they fought to determine Russia's political and economic destiny.
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Ronald Reagan's soaring anti-communist rhetoric, terming the Soviet bloc an "evil empire", inspired freedom-lovers on both sides of the Iron Curtain, but panicked the Politburo gerontocracy.
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Fiercely anti-communist, National Review saw the civil rights movement as symptomatic of a perilous trend toward egalitarianism—one that was allied with decolonization movements around the world.
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Bush met with newly elected anti-communist leaders, but possibly his greatest contribution may have been how he modeled a different style of politics to the Polish people.
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Colonial powers waged costly and ultimately doomed counterrevolutionary wars to reestablish control, which then dovetailed with the U.S.'s anti-communist efforts as Europe withdrew from the scene.
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Wajda won international acclaim for "Man of Iron" (1981), which tells the story of the anti-Communist Solidarity movement, and the film's subversive predecessor "Man of Marble" (1977).
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But in fact I was becoming more objective — I set aside the pro-American, anti-Communist filter I brought with me to Vietnam and reported what I saw.
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North was a pivotal figure in the Iran-Contra scandal, Reagan's secret sale of weapons to Iran in order to fund the anti-communist Contra guerrillas in Nicaragua.
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Fred Koch, the family patriarch and father of Charles and David, who founded Koch Industries, was a founding member of the far-right, anti-Communist John Birch Society.
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Through anti-communist China connections, Nixon's campaign encouraged the South Vietnamese president, Nguyen Van Thieu, to resist the peace effort because Nixon would cut Thieu a better deal.
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For the South's beleaguered anti-Communist civilians, returning to constitutional rule promised a more transparent military regime, responsive to constituent concerns and bound by the rule of law.
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The 1958 case setting this limit, Watkins v United States, upheld the rights of individuals during America's anti-communist panic not to disclose private political beliefs or affiliations.
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He also includes a third kind of ignorance — the "fearful ignorance" displayed in "anti-Muslim animus," too often reminiscent of the anti-Communist hysteria of the Cold War.
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Having inherited a Socialist, anti-Communist perspective from his trade-unionist father, Mr. Glazer lined up against the Stalinists, joined a radical Zionist organization and edited its newspaper.
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I started as an anti-communist and then realized even our government treated itself better than its people and is at its best when it leaves us alone.
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These were stories in which good Americans lost their individuality and freedom and became incorporated into an evangelical hive mind, reflecting anti-communist fears of Soviet imperialism and collectivism.
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As Carl Minzner of Fordham University puts it in a new book, Falun Gong has become "by far the most organised" among anti-Communist movements within the Chinese diaspora.
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The end of the Cold War had not ended the violent legacies of anti-communist interventions around the world, or narco-conflicts, or the installation and maintenance of strongmen.
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While violence from the anti-communist contras was magnified by the American media, victims of Sandinista violence were effectively silenced in those pre-internet days of liberal media monopoly.
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Last year she said Lech Walesa, a Nobel peace laureate and hero of the anti-communist Solidarity movement, had harmed Poland while serving as its president in the 1990s.
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Many in the anti-communist wing of the party, particularly in labor, turned its back on him, helping pave the way to an historic landslide re-election for Nixon.
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But Mr. Oetomo's youth took a dark turn in 1965, when Suharto, the virulently anti-Communist general, began to seize power and started purging suspected Communists and Sukarno supporters.
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Editorial Indonesia's symposium this week to discuss the mass killings that took place during anti-Communist purges in 1965 and 1966 marked an important first step toward national healing.
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One of the big questions in the biography of Bergoglio is his conduct during Argentina's anti-Communist terror known as the Dirty War, which raged from 1976 to 1983.
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Significance: The demonstration on Sunday brought to mind the huge anti-communist protests 30 years ago, when some 750,193 people gathered before declaring a general nationwide strike on Nov.
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Yet Washington, and especially the Pentagon, which shapes much of U.S. policy in East Asia, has consistently supported conservative governments in Japan, seeing them as an anti-Communist bulwark.
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Throughout their careers, Ms. Frank and Mr. Ravetch had a close working relationship with Mr. Ritt, who had been blacklisted in the anti-Communist witch hunts of the 1950s.
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Invited to join the faculty, he decided against doing so after several professors resigned to protest the state's McCarthy-era requirement that they take an anti-Communist loyalty oath.
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Largely because of his experience in the Soviet Union, Fred Koch became a staunch anti-Communist and, in 1958, one of the 11 founding members of the John Birch Society.
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In 2017 after the newly elected Social Democrats sought to decriminalise certain acts of corruption by officials, Romanians responded with the largest protests since the anti-communist revolution of 1989.
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A small exhibition explains that he was "reckless", a "modern tragedy" and "demagogic" as he led anti-communist investigations in the early 1950s, which showed the "dark side of patriotism".
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Reagan was openly racist, anti-student, anti-communist, and the country more or less survived, though our politics shifted far right from 1981 on, including that of the Democratic Party.
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Efraín Ríos Montt, who took control of Guatemala in a coup in 1982—and thus became the country's first Protestant leader—waged the civil war as a fierce anti-Communist.
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And the main legacy of HUAC was to serve as the principal instrument for Joseph McCarthy's anti-communist purges, one of the biggest stains on free expression in American history.
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While the CIA's involvement in anti-Communist propaganda has been long known, the extent of its influence—particularly in the early careers of the left's most beloved writers—is shocking.
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But it is our greatest expectation that the new representative of the American people, who have been historically known for their anti-communist identities, does not repeat the same mistake.
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But that was also before the modern civil rights era, at a time of legal Jim Crow segregation against black people, blatant sexism and homophobia, and anti-communist witch hunts.
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On Thursday, Trump called for Schiff's resignation from Congress and several top House Republicans, including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, likened Schiff to the anti-communist fear-monger Joseph McCarthy.
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After the war, it held other political prisoners—like students who participated in anti-government protests in March 1968, and members of the anti-Communist Solidarity movement in the 1980s.
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He also had what he later called "a posting of no significance" with the Home Army, a resistance group sponsored by the anti-Communist Polish government in exile in London.
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Like American anti-Communist films of this period, it amusingly paints such characters as true believers in the revolution, who at the same time take pleasure in their applied malevolence.
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It looked like a contradiction at the time: the American politician who had risen to fame as a virulent anti-communist was venturing into the world's most populous communist country.
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"They don't have an anti-Communist bone in their body; they are drug traffickers and nothing more," he told VICE News during an interview in his prison cell in Bogotá.
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" This was also the opinion of the author of the third post-Sputnik classic, the ferociously anti-Communist Vladimir Nabokov, though he had a personal reason for disliking "Doctor Zhivago.
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If the United States was to survive in a world that seemed increasingly subjugated by international Communism, the country would have to embrace the party that was most anti-Communist.
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As Nechama Tec told it in her book Defiance, the Russians feared the forest would become the base for anti-Communist sabotage, and ordered the Jews to destroy the camp.
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At the time, Fidel Castro's new Communist government was already undermining the Cuban church, which was vehemently anti-Communist; the government later accused prominent Catholics of trying to topple Castro.
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Fiercely conservative and anti-Communist, he seized control in what became known as the "cocaine coup" to keep Hernan Siles Zuazo, who was elected president that June, from taking office.
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She also shows the ways in which America, in its anti-Communist craze, has consistently supported the religious right in the Middle East and aided the rise of Islamic extremism.
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So the Liberal Party would back Democrats who aligned with what was initially a reformist, progressive, anti-communist strain, the Conservative Party would coendorse anti-abortion Republicans, and so on.
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The ongoing protests in Hong Kong are decidedly anti-Communist, and Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen has openly criticized the Communist Party leading up to Taiwan's elections this weekend. 5.
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The term "witch hunt" often evokes such dark chapters in US history as the anti-communist hysteria of the 1950s or the literal witch hunts in 17th-century Salem, Massachusetts.
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It was Thanksgiving weekend in 25 and his safe rescue by a pair of men fishing was considered nothing short of a miracle among South Florida's anti-communist Cuban community.
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The long-standing US support of apartheid South Africa -- a dependably anti-communist Western colonial power -- looks inexcusable today, especially the Reagan administration's refusal to back sanctions in the 1980s.
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Ultimately, the Democrats relented on all three issues — the crime bill, the civil rights bill, and the water projects — and even acquiesced to temporary funding for Nicaragua's anti-communist Contra guerrillas.
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Their father, Fred Koch, founded Koch Industries and built gas plants in Josef Stalin's Soviet Union before becoming an ardent anti-communist and a founder of the archconservative John Birch Society.
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In 1969, spurred by his anti-Communist convictions and by foster parents who had fought in the Korean War, Mr. Alvarez journeyed to 39 Whitehall Street in Manhattan for his induction.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Were the characters that read like an acrostic curse on the front page of a major Chinese newspaper the result of an anti-Communist conspiracy, or a thoughtless error?
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But many have the cartoonish quality of early anti-communist propaganda—too implausible to sway anyone on the fence, but great for riling up the home team against the bad guys.
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An anti-Communist jihad fundamentally remade Afghanistan in the 22013s and helped set the stage for the rise of Al Qaeda and the emergence of a new form of Islamist terrorism.
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Her image as an implacable anti-Communist was eased in 1981 when she visited Beijing and Taipei for talks with Deng Xiaoping, China's leader, and President Chiang Ching-kuo of Taiwan.
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" She traveled three hours from Hranice na Morave with her husband, who carried a sign with the famous words of the anti-Communist hero Vaclav Havel: "Truth and Love Will Prevail.
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At an anti-Communist rally in Vienna sponsored by Roman Catholic student and youth organizations, a montage of photos "made him appear to be standing behind barbed wire," The Times reported.
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Cast for the first time into the forefront of the war, urban anti-Communist political observers were roused to action, and they reached across deep-seated political, regional and religious divides.
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Joko Widodo, the first Indonesian president to come from outside the military and traditional political elite, pledged during his 2014 election campaign to resolve the anti-communist purges through an inquiry.
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American intervention made possible an anti-Communist coup in Indonesia and the self-devastation of China's Cultural Revolution, and it bought time for other Asian dominoes to shore up their defenses.
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A response to years of military coups, regional uprisings and sectarian unrest, the vote helped restore legal and political order, providing a forum where warring anti-Communist factions could deliberate peacefully.
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The most significant was the end of the Cold War, which meant that while black liberation movements lost Soviet support, whites lost the crucial backing of their anti-Communist Western patrons.
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One-third of the wigs worn by Americans in those years are thought to have been made in South Korea (it benefited from an anti-communist ban on Chinese hair in 1965).
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Byrd wrote in his autobiography that he "reflected the fears and prejudices" of those years and that he mainly joined the Klan because he identified with the hate group's anti-Communist politics.
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Unlike more recent hosts, Hunt did temper his conservatism by presenting both sides; however, this merely provided cover for him to promote his anti-communist views and his opposition to Social Security.
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It's as over the top as the topless machine gun scene that took place five minutes before, and the poop joke from earlier, and the anti-Communist monologuing a couple hours before.
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Such policies have helped to keep Ms. Park popular among older, more conservative South Koreans, who have vivid memories of the Cold War and revere the anti-Communist stance of her father.
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A member of the anti-communist movement Solidarity in the 1980s, she was appointed after the collapse of Warsaw's communist government to a commission that helped put political prisoners back to work.
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While the volume of those arms sales didn&apost spike dramatically under President Ronald Reagan, his determination to weaponize anti-communist "freedom fighters" from Afghanistan to Nicaragua sparked the Iran-Contra scandal.
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McCone pushed an anti-Communist, pro-nuclear agenda under Harry Truman; Eisenhower named him chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission in 1957, and Kennedy appointed him director of the C.I.A. in 1961.
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That film was "This Can't Happen Here," a semi-allegorical anti-Communist melodrama-thriller that Bergman made for the studio Svensk Film in 1950, when he was financially strapped after a divorce.
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Known as an accomplished wordsmith, he originated the phrase "the Reagan Doctrine" for the president's strategy toward the Communist threat — going beyond the policy of containment to actively encourage anti-Communist insurgencies.
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The improbable diplomatic bromance between Reagan, an unbending anti-Communist, and Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the reform-minded general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, yielded many memorable moments on the public stage.
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As a food shortage ensued, the United States — which was backing the anti-Communist government led by Lon Nol — lent the country $274 million to buy American rice, wheat, oil and cotton.
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In 21968, anti-Communist South Vietnam was a caldron of overlapping rivalries, precipitating and reinforcing the political chaos consuming the country after President Ngo Dinh Diem's 21971 assassination during a military coup.
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It matters that the former secretary of state grew up in the Midwest and was a young "Goldwater girl", backing the sternly anti-communist Barry Goldwater, during his failed presidential run in 1964.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - At a commemoration of a 1956 anti-Communist uprising, Hungary's right-wing leader Viktor Orban said his country must stand up to Europe's "Sovietization" and defend its borders against mass migration.
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In 1992, the independent prosecutor and Congress had already uncovered a massive operation at the highest levels of executive power to circumvent congressional law to pursue certain anti-communist policies in Central America.
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When the New Left emerged in the 1960s, activists twisted themselves into knots to avoid it, adopting ''radical'' or ''revolutionary'' or even ''anti-anti-Communist'' to draw a contrast with Cold War liberals.
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The revolution of 1848 and the 1956 anti-communist uprising (crushed, respectively, by the Habsburgs and the Soviets) are central to Hungarians' view of their own history, leaving them suspicious of foreign interference.
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And the organisation's name recalls an earlier era when the people defied their rulers: KOR was the Polish acronym for the Workers' Defence Committee, Poland's first big anti-communist group, established in 1976.
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Opposition to the mine sparked nationwide protests in 2013 described as the biggest since the early 1990s anti-communist marches and, facing pressure from locals and international environmentalists, the government blocked the mine.
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How did the left in the West come to embrace restriction, censorship and the imposition of an orthodoxy at least as tyrannical as the anti-Communist, pro-Christian conformism I grew up with?
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In the United States, in the heat of the post-World War II anti-communist fervor, the Supreme Court narrowly upheld these laws in 1952 only to reverse course by the late 1960s.
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In the nineteen-fifties, as what was then called a "liberal anti-Communist," she had acute contempt for the anti -anti-Communism that had sprung up as a response to Senator Joseph McCarthy.
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That site contains a massive library of essays penned by church leaders regarding sexual immorality, anti-Muslim rhetoric, visions delivered by God, and links to groups like the anti-communist John Birch Society.
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Even though the pleas for donations ended in 1971, when the C.I.A. was exposed and stopped funding the station, they cemented anti-Communist hostility that animated conservative opposition to détente in the 1970s.
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Mr. Blum (pronounced "bloom") was a computer programmer for the State Department who aspired to become a career Foreign Service officer and "take part in the great anti-Communist crusade," he once recalled.
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Immigration officials protested, but it opened the door on long-secret Cold War machinations by U.S. intelligence agencies to recruit and shelter Hitler's top scientists and reliably anti-Communist Eastern European Nazi henchmen.
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It offered no real clues of the course Nixon would adopt toward the Vietnam War, although his established reputation as a stalwart anti-Communist would have probably sufficed for much of the audience.
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My father loved "High Noon," and he explained it all to me very carefully before I first saw it as a child, including the anti-Communist blacklist and the history behind the movie.
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During the 1980s, Abrams was a staunch anti-Communist; at the State Department under President Reagan, he gave United States military assistance to Central American leaders who massacred tens of thousands of civilians.
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Earlier, he was embroiled in the Iran-Contra affair, in which Ronald Reagan's administration illegally sold Iran American weapons, in exchange for help in freeing hostages and financing (also illegally) Nicaraguan anti-communist insurgents.
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It was a foreign policy he eventually coined as the so-called "Reagan Doctrine" in a 1985 essay for Time magazine: The Reagan Doctrine proclaims overt and unashamed American support for anti- Communist revolution.
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Furthermore, the threat of jihadism has prompted some Western governments quietly to stop promoting democracy in Africa, just as during the cold war, when they propped up awful regimes if they were anti-communist.
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Background: Bolton has given his two major Latin America policy speeches in Miami, targeted in part at southern Florida's anti-communist Cuban Americans, who have helped deliver the state's 29 electoral votes to Republicans.
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WARSAW, Poland – Former Polish president and anti-communist leader Lech Walesa is meeting with disabled people who have been staging a sit-in at the parliament for over a month, offering them his solidarity.
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But they were enraged by the Vietnam War and broke with the party establishment's commitment to anti-communist containment that dated back to President Harry S. Truman and the onset of the Cold War.
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Spies carefully assess the commitments and vulnerabilities of potential sources; when camps are set up along moral lines, such as pro- and anti-Communist, it is difficult to move somebody from one to another.
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The commission is headed by Florin Iordache, who resigned as justice minister in February after a decree on corruption that he drafted triggered the biggest street protests since the 1989 anti-communist Romanian revolution.
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We got nothing for pretty much everything we tried in Vietnam, and it's hard to pick out a moment in those thirty years when anti-Communist forces were on a sustainable track to prevailing.
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FARA was used repeatedly to crack down on Nazi propagandists in the US before and during World War II, and after the war was used as one of many instruments of anti-communist repression.
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In the service of the Cuban government in 1983, Santa (Lola Amores), a country laborer and loyal party member, is assigned to keep a gay anti-Communist writer, Andrés (Eduardo Martinez), under house arrest.
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It was waged based on a Cold War mentality, a misguided American foreign policy, and anti-Communist propaganda from the White House, Congress, the Pentagon and a series of propped-up governments in Saigon.
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Describing the atrocities committed by the communists, she lamented the plight of her country, the fate of all Vietnamese who found themselves pawns in the power play between the communist and anti-communist blocs.
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Pro-democracy figures in Hong Kong denounced the move to ban HKNP, with youth activist Joshua Wong equating it to the "white terror" pursued by Taiwan's authoritarian anti-communist regime in the twentieth century.
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That, in turn, could bother Washington: "This will inevitably undermine the regional security posture of the United States that traditionally dwells on the anti-communist unity of South Korea, Japan and Taiwan," Petrov continued.
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She also questioned whether his support for anti-communist forces in Central America during his stint at the State Department during the Reagan administration meant he supported genocide committed by some of those forces.
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The Fidesz party led by Viktor Orbán, the country's authoritarian prime minister, grew out of the anti-communist movement and governed the country as a fairly conventional conservative party around the turn of the century.
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Indeed, for conservative anti-communist Greeks of that generation, whether lay or clerical, being anti-Slavic, and equating the Slav neighbours to the north with menacing forms of communism, became almost synonymous with being patriotic.
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Since President Xi Jinping came to power in early 2013, the government has increasingly reined in the Internet, seeing the web as a crucial domain for controlling public opinion and eliminating anti-Communist Party sentiment.
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An anti-Communist tradition in post-war western Germany makes it hard for the Linke — formed in 2007 from SPD defectors and the successor party to East Germany's Communists — to gain ground in the West.
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She was a China-born doyenne and Republican fundraiser, and a member of good standing in the militant, conservative China Lobby an anti-communist group advancing the interests of the nationalist Chinese government in Taiwan.
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The Russians have never been opposed to meddling in American elections (though not on a scale like the 2015-2016 intrusions), and the Soviet leaders did not much like the red-baiting, anti-communist Nixon.
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It would effectively change the embassy's address to "13 Liu Xiaobo Plaza," after the Nobel Peace Prize winner serving an 11-year sentence in part for publishing an anti-Communist manifesto calling for political freedoms.
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In his autobiography Right From the Beginning (1988), he says that as a child, the heroes of his household were the Spanish dictator Francisco Franco, the anti-communist demagogue Joesph McCarthy, and General Douglas MacArthur.
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Zsuzsanna Szelenyi, who was an anti-communist activist in Hungary in 1989, says that many of her compatriots were disappointed after the fall of communism because they expected their country "to become like Austria overnight".
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As he told the story, he became an anti-Communist when, while waiting in a doctor's office at the age of 7, he read a German translation of a Soviet children's book criticizing the church.
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In what Nixon considered a masterpiece of ambiguity, it "acknowledged" the fact that China claimed Taiwan and said "all Chinese" on both sides of the Taiwan Strait (meaning the communist and anti-communist dictatorships) agreed.
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Although he respected Chiang, Marshall recognized that many of his lieutenants were corrupt and inclined to use brutal tactics to suppress their opponents, including the assassination of moderate, anti-Communist advocates of liberal political reforms.
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That'd be a huge change: Since 1945, Republicans and Democrats alike have embraced Saudi Arabia as a key ally over oil, money, and geopolitics (first in the anti-communist fight, and now mainly against Iran).
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But Tapper, like the anti-Communist liberals of that day, goes out of his way to stress that the Communist conspiracy was real and that some of the accused — the Rosenbergs and Alger Hiss — were guilty.
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The closing scene of his greatest early work, "Ashes and Diamonds" (1958), showed an anti-communist guerrilla dying on a rubbish dump after botching an assassination—an image as powerful as those of Goya or Delacroix.
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To these adjacent households on a quiet street between the Danube and the castle, public tumult often feels as remote as the distant sounds of unrest that reach survivors during the anti-communist uprising of 1956.
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The issue has flared up again since the conservative, nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party of Jaroslaw Kaczynski, also a former anti-communist activist who fell out with Walesa in the 1990s, won power in 2015.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Former Romanian President Ion Iliescu was officially charged with crimes against humanity by the country's top prosecutor on Monday as it finalised an inquiry into the chaotic and bloody anti-Communist revolution of 1989.
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The secret operation was directed by the National Security Council's Oliver North and used the proceeds from weapon sales to Iran to fund the anti-communist Contras in Nicaragua -- despite a congressional ban on such funding.
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Even during the Cold War, which still forms the basic parameters of the liberal imagination, people who resisted capitalism were sharply constrained by worldwide anti-communist interference and repression, including in the heart of Western Europe.
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Manafort's international consulting dates as far back as the 1980s when he represented the former dictator of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos, an anti-communist ally of the U.S. who also ran a corrupt and violent government.
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When we met, late on a Sunday evening in the dark and deserted Parliament building, I learned that Terlecki belonged to a political category that I had never before encountered: ex-hippie anti-Communist hard-liner.
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SUKIONIAI, Lithuania — For the tiny village of Sukioniai in western Lithuania, the exploits of General Storm, a local anti-Communist hero executed by the Soviet secret police in 21940, have long been a source of pride.
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In early 2000, years after his first flight over Ho Chi Minh City, Mr. Tong burnished his anti-Communist credentials with a flight over Havana in a rented plane, scattering leaflets as he had in Vietnam.
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Reagan's national-security team had conspired to sell American weapons to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and, after marking up the price fivefold, skimmed the proceeds and slipped them to the anti-Communist contra rebels in Nicaragua.
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Ever since the height of the mid-century anti-communist frenzy, the right-wing intellectual's charge has been to lend the imprimatur of cultural seriousness to political confrontations and mass movements not of his own making.
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Jaya Suprana, 68, a pianist and cultural figure whose father was killed in Indonesia's 1965 anti-Communist purge, which targeted Chinese-Indonesians, wrote an open letter to Mr. Basuki pleading with him to behave more courteously.
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A year later, Vaclav Havel, the anti-Communist playwright who became Czech president, gave an extraordinary defense of NATO to the chamber, a harbinger for the enthusiasm that former Soviet satellites showed for joining the alliance.
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In the wake of World War II, the US helped rebuild West Germany through the Marshall Plan and the two nations since been closely aligned through trade, anti-communist efforts and the promotion of democratic ideals.
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In the mid-1980s, as Ronald Reagan's assistant secretary of state for East Asia, Wolfowitz successfully pushed for the US to abandon Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos, who, though a reliable anti-communist, was violent and corrupt.
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There is no explicit mention of the symbiotic relationship between the anti-colonial movements and communism, or of the anti-communist purge and brutal political repression that followed right after some of these countries gained independence.
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Narrated by an author much like Valdés — an ardently anti-Communist Cuban exile who lives in Paris with her husband and daughter, as Valdés has done — "The Weeping Woman" interweaves present and past with intelligence and humor.
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His career spanned a bizarre range of work, including being a top staffer in Pat Buchanan's presidential campaign, coproducing the anti-communist action movie Red Scorpion with disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff, and lobbying for an African dictator.
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"Maple Street" is a story about anti-communist paranoia by function of when it was written, but it took on a different feel in the immediate wake of 9/11 and the signing of the Patriot Act.
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Historian Richard Hofstadter was correct to say in his classic 1964 Harper's article that the paranoid style always had a strong hold on certain American political movements, including right-wing, anti-communist conservatism in the early 1950s.
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As Boot notes, Lansdale was by no means the only person who believed that the way to beat the Vietcong was to play their game by embedding anti-Communist forces, trained by American advisers, in the villages.
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Mr. Slahi studied electrical engineering in Germany and then joined Al Qaeda to help the Afghan anti-Communist resistance in the early 1990s, a time when Osama bin Laden's mujahedeen fighters were backed by the United States.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - An anti-Communist hero to many, Hungary's longest-serving prime minister Viktor Orban has veered far from his formative liberal views to become a staunch opponent of immigration, admired by the far right across Europe.
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The Chennaults lived in Shanghai, San Francisco, the general's hometown, Monroe, La., and Taipei, where they ran the Civil Air Transport, which was later owned by the Central Intelligence Agency and used in covert anti-Communist operations.
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His cordiality puzzled those who had long thought of Mr. Kohl as staunchly anti-Communist, and long after East Germany disappeared, he successfully resisted attempts to open secret files that Communist intelligence had maintained on his activities.
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In the summer of 1950, outraged by Joseph McCarthy's anti-Communist inquisition, Margaret Chase Smith, a Republican senator from Maine, stood to warn her party that its own behavior was threatening the integrity of the American republic.
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The Cuban flag has been used to represent a wide range of political ideologies and projects in the past two centuries: annexation to the US, independence from Spain, Cuban socialism and anti-communist sentiment by Cuban exiles.
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A Chicago-born transplant to the Bronx, Mr. Stein had in the 21995s been a fiercely anti-Communist scriptwriter for the Voice of America, Washington's Cold War propaganda radio network, and a leading defender of civil liberties.
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The commission is headed by PSD veteran, former justice minister Florin Iordache who had to quit in February after a decree on corruption that he drafted, triggered the biggest rallies since the 1989 anti-communist Romanian revolution.
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This uneasy truce between Vietnamese Communist and anti-Communist nationalists broke down when the Chinese withdrew in mid-1946, leaving their allies at the mercy of the Communists, who swiftly defeated them before focusing on the French.
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It was a world populated by conservative book clubs and advocacy groups, Bible-pounding anti-Communist crusaders and the secretive John Birch Society, with its tens of thousands of members and well-earned reputation for gonzo conspiracism.
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Distance from that history lets Jacobin promote a very different brand of socialism without being overly defensive about the past or feeling a need to redbait those to its left for being insufficiently anti-communist or pro-American.
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He left the American Nazi Party in 1980 to revive an anti-Communist group called the America First Committee, and spent the ensuing decades celebrating Hitler's birthday, protesting the opening of Holocaust museums, and attending neo-Nazi rallies.
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Patrick Poon, a researcher on China for Amnesty International in Hong Kong, said the rulings indicated that President Xi Jinping was even more determined than his predecessors, including most recently Hu Jintao, to stamp out anti-Communist sentiment.
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He was fearsome yet gentle, an anti-communist stalwart who became the standard-bearer for American liberals, and a moralistic, devout Catholic who covered up his brother's affairs (and, some suspect, his own) and embraced dirty political fights.
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The Taiwanese people, having been liberated from the anti-communist dictatorship that ruled Taiwan for some 30 years after World War II and China's civil war, are in no mood to accept an even less benign communist dictatorship.
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BUDAPEST/TRAISKIRCHEN, Austria (Reuters) - Sixty years ago, Soviet tanks crushed an anti-communist uprising in Budapest, sending 200,000 Hungarians - men women and children - fleeing across the border into Austrian refugee camps, then onwards into a welcoming Western world.
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According to Sestero's account, "Pierre" may have endured brutal working conditions, police brutality, anti-communist prejudice, homelessness, and a stint as a prostitute before finally securing a passport and a trip to America to begin a new life.
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A professed admirer of President Ronald Reagan's efforts to topple Communist rule in Eastern Europe, Mr. Soros, who at the time described himself as a political independent, was seen by anti-Communist Republicans as a fellow freedom fighter.
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From his earliest days in office, Mr. Sanders aimed to execute his own foreign policy, repudiating President Ronald Reagan's aggressive support for anti-communist governments and resistance forces, while going further than many Democrats in backing socialist leaders.
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The conservative and vehemently anti-communist publication has purportedly spent more than $1.5 million on Facebook advertising supporting President Donald Trump in the last six months, making it the largest such contributor other than the Trump campaign itself.
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In 1986, North was a National Security Council staffer tasked with an elaborate scheme to use profits from secret Iranian arms sales to back anti-communist Nicaraguan rebels, known as the Contras -- something Congress had already specifically prohibited.
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Sri Margana believes that there may be ancient relics buried beneath the forest floor, as well as the remains of recent tragedies like the anti-communist purges or the witch hunts that gripped East Java in the late 90s.
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It was the latest twist in a long-running feud between Walesa and the ruling conservative Law and Justice party of Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who is also a former anti-communist activist who fell out with Walesa in the 1990s.
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As new film Trumbo highlights, the Hollywood anti-Communist blacklist, first established in 1947, was a very serious deal indeed, so the Coens' imagining of these earnest, banished men collecting by the sea is both surreal and oddly touching.
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After being convinced that she'd been chosen as a disciple of Christ's second coming, she immersed herself in the organization, travelling across the US to raise funds and spread its philosophy of pre-marital celibacy and anti-communist teachings.
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Critics heard echoes of that era in the central Javanese city of Yogyakarta, where an anti-communist group that included children of military and police officials recently prevented the screening of a workers' rights movie deemed too left-leaning.
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Kennedy's plan to contain Communism in that part of the world had been to supply aid — both monetary and in the form of American military advisers — to the anti-Communist regime of President Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam.
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Even as the Contras faced mounting allegations of brutal killings and other atrocities, Mr. Reagan backed the anti-Communist forces with a determination that ultimately plunged him into legal scandal after his administration defied congressional restrictions on funding them.
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He found his métier with publishing books critical of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, the anti-Communist Republican from Wisconsin, and with "The Question" (1958), the journalist Henri Alleg's indictment of torture employed by French troops during the Algerian War.
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Binh Gia, a so-called strategic hamlet that was home to some 6,000 anti-Communist Vietnamese Catholics, may not be well known in the United States, which in 1964 had yet to send any official combat troops to Vietnam.
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But as these same liberals initiated anti-Communist interventions in Korea and Vietnam, or counseled patience and moderation to civil rights activists, they quickly found themselves in the same position we see today: under heavy abuse from the left.
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Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz, a former anti-communist crusader facing criticism over delays in modernizing the army as well as conflicts with top generals, and Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski - seen as petulant and ineffective in Brussels - were also dismissed.
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The anti-Communist Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation was alarmed to find in a recent survey that 44 percent of millennials would prefer to live in a socialist country, compared with 42 percent who want to live under capitalism.
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The election in 1978 of an anti-communist Polish pope, John Paul II, ushered in a reaction against the quasi-Marxist leanings of liberation-minded clerics who in the eyes of critics seemed keener on earthly politics than on individual repentance.
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PRAGUE – The president of the Czech Republic has again sworn in billionaire Andrej Babis as prime minister, a move that could see the Communist Party taking a share of power for the first time since the 1989 anti-Communist Velvet Revolution.
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Its Chinese search engine was tailored to the country's strict censorship laws, which prohibits searches for anything considered remotely anti-communist, such as George Orwell and the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, as well as queries related to sex and international news.
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But Cuba still complains about the occupation of the naval base at Guantanamo Bay, which Obama has said is not up for discussion, as well as U.S. support for dissidents and anti-communist radio and TV programs beamed into Cuba.
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Aided in part by the CIA, who used the drug trade during the 1960s to fund their anti-communist Laotian allies, production seriously ramped up, and by the 2093s the region was producing more than 70 percent of the world's opium.
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In the J. Edgar Hoover days (1924-1972), the FBI worked in some cases to advance the political interests of the White House: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's foreign policy interests, Eisenhower's anti-communist interests, Lyndon Johnson's and Nixon's political intelligence interests.
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They were liberated from fear (of party purges and anti-Communist uprisings), guilt, ideology, the chains of community and even national loyalty — before they had the privilege to travel; now they have the right to be part of the West.
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But the difference is that both women (neither of whom achieves character status) are part of the movie's wider sanctimony in recreating Edward R. Murrow's battle in the 1950s with Senator Joseph McCarthy and his televised anti-Communist witch hunt.
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The statue of Mr. Nagy, who was at once a reformist and a dedicated communist, is expected to be moved and replaced with a memorial to the victims of the Red Terror, a purge of anti-communist forces in 1919.
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And, the thinking goes, if Richard Nixon's anti-Communist credentials gave him the credibility to stage an opening to China, President Trump's pro-Israeli, pro-Saudi and anti-Iranian positions might enable him to persuade Israel to consider serious compromise.
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Trump can look back to President Richard Nixon's 1972 trip to China, when the ardent anti-communist defied conventional wisdom to meet Chairman Mao Zedong, irrevocably shifting the Cold War balance and setting China on a path to opening up.
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BANGKOK — Ly Tong, a South Vietnamese Air Force veteran who dropped anti-Communist leaflets over Vietnam from hijacked planes long after the war's end, playing out the fantasies of many defeated soldiers of the south, died on Saturday in San Diego.
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Despite the decline in Republican support among Cuban-Americans, Michelson emphasized that There has always been a contingent of Latinos who identify as Republican and are more interested in Republican/conservative (or anti-Communist) policies than in immigration issues or racism.
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But Indonesia's official excesses infected the whole country, most notably in 1965 and 1966, when an anti-Communist purge by soldiers and paramilitaries led to at least half a million extrajudicial executions and possibly as many as three million deaths.
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Similarly, many voters who had been conditioned to view mainland China as a hostile regime that ought to remain isolated were willing to embrace the Republican President Richard Nixon's overtures to China because his anti-communist credentials were beyond challenge.
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According to his son, he was driven by "anti-communist fervor" to lead a unit of mercenaries -- nicknamed "the Wild Geese" -- fighting a revolt in what was then known as Congo-Léopoldville, now known as the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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But it is the sort of tale that resonates with an expanding chorus of voices in Washington who see China as a growing Soviet-level threat to the United States, echoing the anti-Communist thinking of the Cold War era.
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ITT's chief executive, Harold S. Geneen, maintained that the company's $22016,21982 payment for "supporting the democratic, anti‐Communist cause" in Chile had been legal and that it had not been used to support violence, but Mr. Rohatyn's reputation for probity suffered.
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After World War II, it was used to describe anti-communist sentiments and the worry espoused by many political elites that communists not only walked among us but were a danger to society, which, doesn't really do him any favors.
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The people who at the beginning of the '80s were convening Party conferences to discuss anti-Communist excesses and in the 1990s would take control of the newly established countries never cared much about anti-Communism; they cared about power.
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Gratitude for U.S. support in the 1950-1953 Korean War as well as anti-communist rhetoric used by the South's military rulers in the 1970s still resonate with many older South Koreans, said analyst Jeong Chan-dae of Sungkonghoe University.
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There are some observers who have also warned that this all smacks of a new McCarthyism, a reference to the anti-communist hysteria of the 1950s, with liberals raising suspicions based on the most tenuous of connections and communication that is actually normal.
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Because Germany, Italy and the Soviet Union all intervened, and because it proved to be a dress rehearsal for the second world war, the civil war was often portrayed as a purely anti-fascist or purely anti-communist struggle between good and bad.
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The success of the Los Angeles campaign and the fame it brought Graham was attributed to media magnate William Randolph Hearst, who had liked Graham's style and anti-communist stance so much that he ordered his newspapers to give Graham a boost.
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I'm talking about people like anti-Semitic Governor of Mississippi Theodore G. Bilbo or anti-Communist Congressman John Rankin; the latter seemed to think every Jew was part of what we'd now call a globalist conspiracy (on behalf of "Communism," in that era).
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At his cafe in Jeonju, meanwhile, Kim Jeong-il said some anti-communist critics had complained about his Kim Jong Un-themed coffee, but overall the response had been positive, with around 20 people a day specifically looking for the Kim latte.
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Ronald Reagan assailed the Soviet Union as an "evil empire," funded anti-communist rebels around the world, demanded that Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev tear down the Berlin Wall — and negotiated arms control agreements that led to the first real reductions in nuclear arms.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Indonesia's president has instructed his government to investigate one of the country's darkest periods, the bloody anti-Communist purges of the mid-1960s, perhaps ending decades of official reluctance to confront the military's killings of hundreds of thousands of people.
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Writing in the 1920s and '30s after his expulsion from the Soviet Union, when he became a leading emigré ideologue of the anti-Communist White Russians, Ilyin looked on Mussolini and Hitler as exemplary leaders who were saving Europe by dissolving democracy.
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Anti-Communist groups like the Falun Gong, a spiritual movement banned by Beijing as an "evil cult," have also seized on the cause of "lost Chinese territory" in Russia to try, mostly in vain, to rally opposition to the governing party in Beijing.
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But, it would go a long way to explain why, a candidate for the Presidency, running for the party that spent decades whipping the population into an anti-communist frenzy, is so openly fawning of former KGB agent and proto-dictator Vladimir Putin.
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" I think as a filmmaker, I've done my job really well if I don't pick sides—a pro-communist guy watches it and sees that and then an anti-communist guy who also saw the film may say; "those Russians fucked everything up.
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But his principal claim to hero status is that the Soviet Union convicted him of treason and executed him for his role in organizing anti-Communist resistance while working as a lawyer in Vilnius at the Academy of Sciences following the war.
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There's a lot of literary straining going on — the characters are more familiar than you'd expect with the work of Wallace Stevens and Theodore Dreiser, and the sordid capitalism and anti-Communist fervor depicted in the story invoke Sinclair Lewis and Jack London.
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Anti-Semitism in America declined after World War II. But as Leo Ribuffo points out, the underlying narrative — of a diabolical transnational cabal of aliens plotting to undermine the very foundations of Christian civilization — survived in the anti-Communist diatribes of Joseph McCarthy.
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President Ronald Reagan, an implacable anti-Communist, surprised the world by reaching out to the man who turned out to be the last leader of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, to begin negotiations for far-reaching arms control agreements between the two sides.
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Captain T.C. Doyle (Ray Liotta) and Captain Sam Cahill (Danny Glover) of the United States Army Special Forces are working with a village of indigenous Montagnard Vietnamese people that live in an area strategic to the U.S.'s anti-communist war efforts.
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Although dismissed in most English-language accounts of the war as the mere machinations of a puppet regime, anti-Communist South Vietnam's domestic travails illuminate the state's political collapse from within, apparent and irreversible years before the guns of war fell silent.
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Seen as a plain-speaking centrist with a big-picture view of Europe forged as an anti-communist activist in Cold War Gdansk, Tusk, a historian by training, had held out hope of stopping what he calls a "tragedy" for both sides.
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As eventual allies note, Kennedy's reputation as a champion of those causes only came after shedding his profile as a fervent anti-communist and a late convert to civil rights -- after resistance motivated by political expediency -- that had provoked mistrust among African Americans and liberals.
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The Soviet Union crumbled in 1991, and anti-communist sentiment remained fervent until the very end; the local government even fielded complaints that the tea house was likely bugged, probably a Trojan Horse for spying on the nearby Rocky Flats nuclear weapons production facility.
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Lawrence E. Walsh spent almost seven years investigating how the Reagan administration had secretly sold arms to Iran to win the release of American hostages, then used the profits to secretly arm anti-Communist rebels in Nicaragua despite a law cutting off assistance to them.
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The U.S.'s checkered history of foreign interventions, and its embrace of anti-Communist governments in Latin America that ultimately resulted in the rise of dictatorships, are said to be playing a role in the administration's reluctance to get involved deeply with anti-Maduro forces.
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To many, the New Order government that Suharto led from 2500 to 19653 is a byword for corruption and repression on a grand scale, including a brutal campaign of anti-Communist purges that historians describe as one of the worst atrocities of the 21965th century.
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In an extraordinary series of crimes, the C.I.A. director William Casey and several White House aides sold sophisticated weaponry to Iran and funnelled the profits to anti-Communist rebels in Central America, in defiance of a law that specifically barred support for the group.
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Chambers made the most spectacular move from Communist to ex-Communist, to anti-Communist, revealing his participation in an espionage ring and implicating several high-ranking government employees, including Alger Hiss, the former State Department official who was accused of being a Soviet agent.
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At Monday's news conference, Mr. Duda said he had spent the weekend consulting with analysts, historians, philosophers, legal scholars and others, but was most struck by a discussion he had with Zofia Romaszewska, a veteran anti-communist activist who is a supporter of the government.
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Eugene McCarthy's anti-Communist crusades of the 1950s, illustrated all too vividly in the persecution of Dalton Trumbo (uncannily evoked by Bryan Cranston), a Hollywood screenwriter with far-left ties, who must find inventive ways for he and his colleagues to survive when their industry blacklists them.
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The historical record shows Abrams repeatedly dismissing independent evidence on the abuses by regimes he supported as communist propaganda, while having the State Department issue human rights reports that highlighted abuses by left-wing governments while downplaying or ignoring offenses by anti-communist forces Abrams supported.
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On the other hand, anti-Communist paranoia is deeply-rooted in US culture, and law enforcement has a history of taking action against leftists, whether by surveilling Martin Luther King and trying to blackmail him into killing himself, or simply killing Black Panther leader Fred Hampton.
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Many might quibble with Ms Kassabova's unsupported assertion that the Goryani were the "largest, longest-sustained resistance movement against Soviet state terror in eastern Europe" (Ukraine's and Poland's anti-communist guerrilla movements were the biggest, and the last Estonian partisan was on the run until 1978).
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Anti-Semitic remarks he made in the company of Richard Nixon, and recorded during the Watergate era, left a mark on Graham's reputation, as did some of his more extreme anti-communist views, including advocating for extreme military action in Vietnam that was likely to kill civilians.
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Despite the goal of improving ties between former Cold War foes, deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes said Obama would not use his trip to meet Cuba's demands that he shutter Radio and TV Marti, U.S. broadcasters created to transmit anti-communist programing to the island nation.
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A more sinister explanation is that Weinstein is trying to suggest to anyone who wants to testify against him that he, like Kazan during the anti-Communist witch hunts of the 1950s, has information that could hurt them and is willing to use it to protect himself.
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But the problems here have only been amplified by the fact that Ms. Merkel has her parliamentary constituency just down the coast, in Stralsund, and that President Joachim Gauck, once an anti-Communist pastor here and a voice of moral authority in Germany, still visits regularly.
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During the Cold War, the United States tacitly supported the dictatorships of François Duvalier and his son Jean-Claude Duvalier because of their anti-Communist stance, and in the 1990s Washington first propped up and then helped force out the first democratically elected president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
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Anna Chennault, a Chinese-born Republican fund-raiser and anti-Communist lobbyist who dabbled in foreign intrigue after the death of her husband, the renowned leader of the Flying Tigers in China and Burma in World War II, died on Friday at her home in Washington.
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Many are the children of the immigrants who came by the boatload in the late 1970s and 1980s, escaping economic devastation and repression under Jean-Claude Duvalier, the despotic Haitian ruler aided by the United States when it was buttressing anti-Communist governments in the Caribbean.
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He was known for his vivid — almost poetic — descriptions of what he saw on the ground in Europe and around the world, his recognizable voice bringing war, as well as political stories like the anti-Communist crusade of Senator Joseph McCarthy, to life in living rooms across America.
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Report: Iran-Contra What it was: An investigation of a secret and rogue operation, under the direction of the National Security Council's Oliver North, that used the proceeds from weapon sales to Iran to fund the anti-communist Contras in Nicaragua -- despite a congressional ban on such funding.
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On May 21st some 50,000 protesters, more than double last week's number, gathered on Wenceslas Square, the focal point of the Velvet Revolution in 1989 and the anti-communist revolt in 1968, to rail against Andrej Babis, a billionaire industrialist who has been prime minister since October 2017.
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A trained economist, Zeman is the last of the heavyweights who shaped the country's post-1989 history, a trio that includes Vaclav Havel, an anti-communist dissident and later president who died in 2011, and Vaclav Klaus, a former center-right prime minister and president in 2003-2013.
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The suspicion that his work would be at odds with the prevailing values of Dartmouth was not lost on anyone involved in the project, from the pair of art professors who recruited him for the job, to the philanthropist (and staunch anti-communist) Abby Rockefeller who financed the commission.
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A loose outline goes like this: From the 1950s onward, backed by CIA funds under the anti-communist "Operation Gladio" — a Europe-wide program to create stay-behind forces in the event of Soviet invasion — elements within the Turkish military suborned numerous other groups to pursue their agenda.
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North was a military aide to the National Security Council during the Reagan administration in the 1980s when he emerged into the spotlight for his role in arranging the secret sale of weapons to Iran and the diversion of the proceeds to the anti-communist Contra rebels in Nicaragua.
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At its founding in 1920, the A.C.L.U. was less an institution that believed in the power of litigation than an activist group fighting on behalf of workers trying to unionize and "radicals" being arrested without warrants and deported by a government in the grip of anti-communist fever.
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The pursuit of a peace treaty — to replace the 1953 armistice, to which the United States but not South Korea was a signatory — would, beyond its symbolic value, help dismantle the culture of militarism and anti-Communist paranoia that has, at times, justified repressive crackdowns in the South.
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In little more than half a century, Sulawesi has endured dozens of earthquakes, landslides, floods, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions; anti-Communist pogroms that claimed at least half a million lives nationwide; and sectarian strife that culminated in the heads of schoolgirls deposited near a church and police station.
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One of the founders of the NHF was a woman named Maureen Kennedy Salaman, a professionally beautiful natural health guru and political activist who once ran for vice president on the Populist party ticket; she and the NHF had strong ties to the paranoiac, anti-Communist John Birch Society.
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