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Johnson, Hewlett (1874-1966)

English clergyman. Popularly known as the ‘Red Dean’ because of his pro-communist views, he was a controversial figure. His publications include The Socialist Sixth of the World (1940), a sequel, Soviet Success (1947), and several other works on communism. His autobiography was published posthumously in 1968.

Johnson was born in Manchester, England, and was educated at Macclesfield, Victoria University, and Wadham College, Oxford University. He was vicar of St Margaret's, Altrincham (1908-24), dean of Manchester (1924-31), and dean of Canterbury (1931-63).



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