Max M. Kampelman Research Files on Communist Influence in the Labor Movement 1941-1951

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Max M. Kampelman Research Files on Communist Influence in the Labor Movement 1941-1951

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Max M. Kampelman, lawyer, diplomat, and educator, wrote (1957). Contains clippings, reports, typescripts and notes on Communist influence in the labor movement, with emphasis on New York State, and includes a typescript, (45 pp.) The Communist Party vs. The C.I.O: A Study in Power Politics Sidney Hillman and the Communists..

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Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives

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