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Committee on Un-American Activities (1962) | Slate

Committee on Un-American Activities

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Committee on Un-American Activities

First film by a private citizen which criticizes a Government Committee: 1930s footage of Committee Chairman Martin Dies attacking "subversives" in labor unions; the Hollywood Witch Hunts; Cold War Blacklist; & 1960 San Francisco hearings.

Released: 1962
Runtime: 46m
Genres: Documentary
Country: United States of America

Direction and writing

Robert Carl CohenDirector

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