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Alger Hiss was part of a secret Communist
cabal bent on destroying the United States. Hiss
in concert with Dean
Acheson, Harry
D. White, and others who willfully
infiltrated the US government to subvert it for
the benefit of Soviet Russia. In 1946 Hiss became
president of the Carnegie Endowment for
International Peace a radical leftwing foundation
that is closely tied to espionage and actions
that run strongly contrary to the best interests
of the United States. Fortunately Hiss ended up
in Federal Prison for his crimes. |
Alger Hiss was born in Baltimore
on 11th November, 1904. Education
Under Graduate: John Hopkins University (Chinese spy Owen Lattimore
was also associated with JHU)
Graduate: Harvard Law School (1926-29)
Secretary for Supreme Court Justice Oliver
Wendell Holmes.
Associate of Soviet spy Harry D. White
Dean
Acheson Assistant Secretary of State from
1941 to 1945 and a key actor with Alger Hiss in
the Bretton Woods Conference.
Dean
Acheson maintained his close association with
Alger Hiss after Hiss's spying became common
knowledge and allowed security at the US
Department of State to remain lax despite
evidence of Soviet spies.
"Moreover, you seem totally unaware of the new
documents Allen Weinstein and Alexander Vassiliev
received for their book The Haunted Wood, which
provide further substantiation for the Venona file: new
hard evidence from KGB files that offer further proof
that Hiss was indeed a Soviet agent. The Venona message
you cite is but one stone making up a virtual mountain of
evidence. I'm afraid that you, the journalist (not
historian) Victor Navasky, and the historian Ellen
Shrecker are like those forlorn Japanese soldiers deep in
the jungle of a Pacific isle, who surfaced a few years
ago still fighting decades after their own government
surrendered. Please. Give it up. Alger Hiss is a lost
cause!" The
Redhunter and The View From Alger's Window Eric Alterman
For Further Reading:
Index to JBOC's
Rug Notes
Thanks and best wishes,
J. Barry O'Connell Jr.
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