Annual Report for the Year volume 1959
Annual Report for the Year volume 1959
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On May 7, 1959, Joseph A. Poskonka, of Chicago, testified that he was currently in the Communist operation. From 1943 to 1948 he was a member of that part of the Communist operation known as the Communist Party. At no time had he ever been in sympathy with the Communist Party or Communist principles; his service in the Communist operation was solely at the behest, and with the coopera- tion, of the Federal Bureau of Investigation for the purpose of supply- ing information to the Government. Wit...h respect to the current seriousness of the Communist operation in the United States, Mr. Poskonka testified: Mr. Arens. I expect to interrogate you on several items in the course of } r our testimony this morning, but I should like at the outset to ask you first of all, based upon your background and experience since 1943 until this instant in the Communist operation and your participation in the Com- munist Party as a formal entity, to tell this committee now, while you are under oath, how serious is the Communist movement, the Communist operation in the United States this instant.
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On May 7, 1959, Joseph A. Poskonka, of Chicago, testified that he was currently in the Communist operation. From 1943 to 1948 he was a member of that part of the Communist operation known as the Communist Party. At no time had he ever been in sympathy with the Communist Party or Communist principles; his service in the Communist operation was solely at the behest, and with the coopera- tion, of the Federal Bureau of Investigation for the purpose of supply- ing information to the Government. Wit...h respect to the current seriousness of the Communist operation in the United States, Mr. Poskonka testified: Mr. Arens. I expect to interrogate you on several items in the course of } r our testimony this morning, but I should like at the outset to ask you first of all, based upon your background and experience since 1943 until this instant in the Communist operation and your participation in the Com- munist Party as a formal entity, to tell this committee now, while you are under oath, how serious is the Communist movement, the Communist operation in the United States this instant.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Un Am to read onlineMoreLess
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