Homer Richey Papers [manuscript], 1946-1952, 1988.

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Homer Richey Papers [manuscript], 1946-1952, 1988.

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Papers of Homer Richey, an anti-Communist professor, regarding his dismissal from the faculty of the University of Virginia's Woodrow Wilson School of Foreign Affairs. Included is his 1988 recollection of the circumstances and his articles "Anti-Communist Professor fired from Jefferson's University" and "Reds at Jefferson's University."

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