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CPUSA	Communist Party of the United States of America

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He met with Milton Wolff and Eugene Dennis (then a top CPUSA official and later head of the party) to seek Communist recruits. Players, plans, and betrayals: as WWII proceeded, Soviet and British ... by Jasper, William F. / The New American Lenin's approach to the national question and the very basis on which Moore and his Afro-American Communist Party comrades came to influence not the only the CPUSA but also the Communist International. Richard B. Moore, radical politics, and the Afro-American history ... by McClendon, John M. / Afro-Americans in New York Life and History Of course, as Dawahare points out, the relationship of the CPUSA to African American nationalism was complicated and even contradictory during the first half of the 1930s, advocating in many respects an internationalist "class against class" stance while at the same time holding that African Americans in the South were an oppressed nation with the right to self-determination. Marxism and/or nationalism by Smethurst, James / Radical Teacher More results

He met with Milton Wolff and Eugene Dennis (then a top CPUSA official and later head of the party) to seek Communist recruits.

Players, plans, and betrayals: as WWII proceeded, Soviet and British ... by Jasper, William F. / The New American

Lenin's approach to the national question and the very basis on which Moore and his Afro-American Communist Party comrades came to influence not the only the CPUSA but also the Communist International.

Richard B. Moore, radical politics, and the Afro-American history ... by McClendon, John M. / Afro-Americans in New York Life and History

Of course, as Dawahare points out, the relationship of the CPUSA to African American nationalism was complicated and even contradictory during the first half of the 1930s, advocating in many respects an internationalist "class against class" stance while at the same time holding that African Americans in the South were an oppressed nation with the right to self-determination.

Marxism and/or nationalism by Smethurst, James / Radical Teacher

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