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anticommunism
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anticommunism

Fierce antagonism towards communism linked particularly with right-wing politician Joseph McCarthy's activities in the USA during the 1950s. He made numerous unsubstantiated claims that the State Department had been infiltrated by communist activity, thus triggering a wave of anticommunist hysteria. He did not succeed in identifying any communists employed by the government.



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Devotion to the Pilgrim Virgin combined two interrelated pillars of the pre-Vatican II church: devotion to Mary through the rosary and a fierce anti-communism.
Likewise, Beinart makes only passing reference to the damage done by the Red Scare and presents American anti-communism as a proud chapter in our nation's history.
Although I still applaud the vigorous anti-Communism of such figures, it may nonetheless be useful to note that the passion for intervention on the American right did not start yesterday.
 
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