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This is Part 2 of the official record of hearings conducted in 1952 by the House Committee on Un-American Activities regarding Communist activities in the New York City area. As part of the broader investigation into subversive elements within the United States during the Cold War era, these hearings document the testimonies, evidence, and lines of inquiry pursued by the committee. Focusing on the New York City area, the hearings aimed to expose individuals and organizations suspected of having ties to the Communist Party. The proceedings offer a detailed glimpse into the methods and concerns of the HUAC, as well as the social and political climate of the time. This historical document is essential for understanding the complexities and controversies surrounding anti-communism in mid-20th century America.
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