AN ERA OF FEAR. Loyalty Review Boards Government employees need to prove that they are loyal to the US Government.

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AN ERA OF FEAR

Loyalty Review Boards Government employees need to prove that they are loyal to the US Government

The House Committee on Un-American Activities Investigates the Hollywood Movie Industry!! Live on Television!

10 Unfriendly Witnesses Dubbed the “Hollywood 10” refused to answer questions based on their un- Constitutionality

Spies Make Headlines!! Julius & Ethel Rosenberg Alger Hiss Congressman Nixon pursues the case against Hiss…

This Spy was hired by the FBI to spy on Communists

This Senator from Wisconsin desperately needs a campaign idea to win the next election…

McCarthy accuses many without evidence Listen to McCarthy Here Listen to McCarthy Here

The H-Bomb 10x more powerful than our greatest estimates

Soviets are Right Behind Us! Andrei Sakharov is the designer of the Soviet H-Bomb, tested less than a year after the US tests theirs

John Foster Dulles If a Nation would dare to attack us, or perchance one of our allies, with a force of X, it would become incumbent upon us to respond with a force of 2X. Needless to say, we would retaliate at a time of our choosing, in a place of our choosing, and in a method of our choosing. This is what we would like to call 'Massive Retaliation'.

Propaganda!! Which side would you believe??

Sound the alarm if your parents believe in God!!

This is what Communists are really all about…. Commercials were extremely powerful!