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Chicago, IL: Henry Regnery Company, 1954. 14 x 19 cm. Story of the life of man killed by Chinese Communists. John Birch Society, group of fierce, intolerant and prejudiced anti-communists, was named after him. Paper booklet, cover soiled, good. . Catalogs: History/Propaganda.

Boston, MA: World Peace Foundation, 1918. 14 x 20 cm. Foundation seeks to educate people of all nations on waste and destructiveness of war. This issue shows how Germans attempt to drive a wedge into Belgium. Paper booklet, good. . Catalogs: History/Propaganda.

Springfield, MA: D.F. Ashley, Publisher and Proprietor, 1850. 54 x 68 cm. Arrival of a large piece of gold (�750) from California; Much denunciation of Whigs, praising of Democrats; ""Gutter Greeley"" is a moralizing Whig politician. Pro-abolition. Report of plan for Indian foray in Texas. News paper, tiny holes in folds, good. . Catalogs: History/Propaganda.

New York, NY: International Publishers, �1934. 12.5 x 19 cm. 8 page introduction by Alexander Trachtenberg, dated May, 1934; ""letter"" by Lenin is dated August 20, 1918. English imperialist cutthroats; German imperialist cutthroats; American billionaires.. Lenin's message of resentment and hate. Propaganda. Paper booklet. Very good. . Catalogs: History/Propaganda.

Toledo, OH: W.F. Ries, ca. 1907. 11.5 x 15 cm. Little book loaded with Socialist propaganda. Filled with suspicion of capitalism, urging the working man to resent his employer and his life. Paper booklet, worn. On first page is pencilled note: ""Please read this book. I do not ask you to believe it but to read it� Mrs. Woodward."" Good. . Catalogs: History/Propaganda.

Moscow, USSR: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1948. 13 x 19 cm. Quotes Lenin's blistering attack on Ramsay MacDonald, the British Labour leader; Gives ""real"" aim of Bevin-Churchill ""Fulton"" policy. Communist propaganda. paper booklet, good. . Catalogs: History/Propaganda.

Washington, DC: Embassy of the USSR, 1959. 26 x 36 cm. Issue devoted to Khrushchev, his life, his good works, with many pictures of him and smiling Soviet citizens. Articles on Soviet schools and healthcare. Loads of smiling children, tractors, factory workers-- heavy-handed Soviet propaganda. Monthly magazine distributed in US by Soviet Embassy, very good. . Catalogs: History/Propaganda.

Washington, DC: Embassy of the USSR, 1959. 26 x 36 cm. Cover photograph shows President Eisenhower and General Secretary Khrushchev. Ike is admiring a sphere given to him by Nikita. This was a replica of one landed on the moon by the Soviets.Lead article features photo of Khrushchev reporting to Soviet citizens at welcoming rally in Moscow. Photo shows him and Ike at welcome ceremony at Andrews AFB. Photo of him in limousine being cheered by Washingtonians, in front of White House. Photo of Nikita and Mamie Eisenhower as General Secretary shakes hands with a West Point Cadet at White House. Photo shows Nikita and wife Nina with President and Mrs. Eisenhower at dinner at Soviet Embassy.Photo with Roswell Garst in Iowa. Many more photos of Khrushchev's trip across USA. Heavy-handed Soviet propaganda. Monthly magazine distributed in US by Soviet Embassy, very good. . Catalogs: History/Propaganda.

New York, NY: Workers Library Publishers, 1939. 13 x 19 cm. America and the War; The Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact; Unity to defeat reaction in 1940. Communist propaganda. Paper publication. Good. . Catalogs: History/Propaganda.