Volume 42, Number 12 · July 13, 1995
Notes from Underground
By Murray Kempton
The Secret World of American Communism
by Harvey Klehr, by John Earl Haynes, by Fridrikh Igorevich Firsov, Russian documents translated by Timothy D. Sergay
Yale University Press, 348 pp., $25.00
The American Communist Party reached its highest tide, a modest crest, when Earl Browder was its General Secretary. Joseph Stalin had made him in 1929 and unmade him in 1945.
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