The Recorded Lectures of Dr. Bella Dodd brings together the most significant surviving speeches of one of the twentieth century's most compelling converts and anti-communist witnesses. Edited by Kevin J. Symonds and featuring a foreword by Paul Kengor, this volume preserves Dodd's firsthand accounts of communist infiltration, ideological warfare, education, religion, and American public life. Part historical document, part cautionary testimony, these lectures offer invaluable insight into the ideas and struggles that shaped the Cold War era.
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