The Communist Trial An American Crossroads
The Communist Trial An American Crossroads
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GLADSTEIN: And you knew you were leaving the Commu- nist Party and the Daily Worker about the 10th of October, didn't you?
BUDENZ: Yes, sir.
# For many days Budenz had been an aggressive, contentious witness. His manner had been that of a witness who has the offensive. But he now underwent a change. He seemed to be trying to disappear through the back of the witness stand; his voice became inaudible and it was the prosecutor who had to say sharply, "Keep your voice up, please, Mr. Budenz. " The... witness, however, continued to have voice trouble as other checks were introduced showing that, aside from getting his last salary-check in advance for a week of work he did not do he had, on October 4, telephoned to get an addi- tional check for expenses and medical aid. This a further favor sought as a comrade from his comrades took place Apostles of Judas 115 during the week already set by Budenz' new mentors for the triumphant announcement that he had withdrawn from the Communist Party and returned to the Catholic Church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GLADSTEIN: And you knew you were leaving the Commu- nist Party and the Daily Worker about the 10th of October, didn't you?
BUDENZ: Yes, sir.
# For many days Budenz had been an aggressive, contentious witness. His manner had been that of a witness who has the offensive. But he now underwent a change. He seemed to be trying to disappear through the back of the witness stand; his voice became inaudible and it was the prosecutor who had to say sharply, "Keep your voice up, please, Mr. Budenz. " The... witness, however, continued to have voice trouble as other checks were introduced showing that, aside from getting his last salary-check in advance for a week of work he did not do he had, on October 4, telephoned to get an addi- tional check for expenses and medical aid. This a further favor sought as a comrade from his comrades took place Apostles of Judas 115 during the week already set by Budenz' new mentors for the triumphant announcement that he had withdrawn from the Communist Party and returned to the Catholic Church.
What to read after The Communist Trial An American Crossroads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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