Tuesday, August 4, 2015

Today in 1950 - Brando & Lancaster are Communist



August 4, 1950 

Brando & Lancaster are Communist
 

Counterattack magazine, which purported to identify Communist Party members and sympathizers in the motion picture and television industries, reported that actors Marlon Brando and Burt Lancaster, and director Elia Kazan, were all persons who had a "Communist front record"

In May 1947, Alfred Kohlberg, an American textile importer and an ardent member of the anti-Communist China Lobby, funded an organization, led by three former FBI agents, called American Business Consultants Inc., which issued a newsletter, Counterattack. Kohlberg was also an original national council member of the anti-communist John Birch Society, whose declared purpose was to "expos[e] the most important aspects of Communist activity in America each week".  A special report, Red Channels: the Report of Communist Influence in Radio and Television, was published by Counterattack in June 1950

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