Red Network: A "Who's Who" and Handbook of Radicalism for Patriots (Anti-Movements in America)

by Elizabeth Dilling Stokes (Author), Elizabeth K. Dilling (Author)

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ISBN-13: 978-0405099465

ISBN-10: 0405099460

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Publisher: Kenilworth, Ill., Chicago, The author Publication date: 1934 Subjects: Communism -- United States 1917- [from old catalog] Socialism -- United States Socialists -- United States Notes: This is an OCR reprint. There may be numerous typos or missing text. There are no illustrations or indexes. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. You can also preview the book there.

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Series: Anti-Movements in America
Hardcover: 338 pages
Publisher: Ayer Co Pub (June 1, 1935)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0405099460
ISBN-13: 978-0405099465
Product Dimensions: 6.2 x 1 x 9.2 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.4 pounds
Customer Reviews: 7 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #5,191,368 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2016

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Red Menace reading

Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2013

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I have always been interested in this period of time during which controversial matters overpowered emotion. My belief, since I cannot be scientific about such a subject, is that free-world tensions still exist and will continue long into the future as ancient communism revises, renames, and re-invents itself. I can't remember how I found out about this book but I'm glad somebody had it and shipped it to me in reasonable condition, considering its age.

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Rossanne

A Book Typical of This Mentality

Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2012

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I felt compelled to read this book for the first time as it was originally written under an assumed name when it was first published in the thirties and was banned as seditious. My father, an attorney in Chicago was able to get a copy and when he handled the divorce case of Elizabeth Dilling and her husband, he recognized her method of expression and phrasing. He suddenly jumped up and said to her "Did you write the "Red Network"? She jumped up and said "YES- and I would be proud to sleep with Hitler!!!" The case went from there to Washington D.C. and my parents received many anti-semitic and threatening phone calls during the course of the trial. Her analysis of the condition of Russia during her visit and the reason for its deplorable condition is erroneous and uneducated as is the rest of the book.

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Arthur Zifarelli

Proves the Nazis Were Right Wing.

Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2020

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There are no shortage of Fox News pundits who will tell you that Nazism is Left wing. Dinesh D'souza made a movie about it. They even go so far to say that Nazism is left wing economically. Both propositions are equally laughable. This book is written by Hitler's biggest supporter in America. Conservatives will tell you that she must have been some progressive out to tear down teh patriarchies and white privilege. Just like the KKK supported Libertarian Republican candidate Barry Goldwater in 1964, Elizabeth Dilling can't stand the idea of big government helping out poor people. The KKK were dead set against the big government of the Civil Rights Movement, busing, and the Great Society Programs. Elizabeth Dilling hated the big government of the New Deal, calling it the "Jew Deal". In both cases, these libertarians didn't want the government to help out the under privileged. Hitler might have increased warfare spending, but he decreased welfare state spending.

Just like Hitler MASS PRIVATIZED banks, steel mills, and railroads, Elizabeth Dilling rails against the NATIONALIZATION she saw in Stalinist Russia. Dilling saw that Hitler was cutting social welfare spending and mass privatizing like a good Libertarian. Hitler also mass executed disabled people to save German tax payers money in Aktion T4. Hitler and the Nazis also burned down the LGBTQ library Institut für Sexualwissenschaft. Despite all this, right wingers still convince each other that Hitler was some big leftist who loved immigrants, gay people, and cultural diversity.

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Mark Burnz

An awakening to International Communism

Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2010

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Elizabeth Dilling Stokes was born, raised, and educated in Chicago. After attending the University of Chicago she married, and for many years devoted her life to her children, social activities on the North Shore of Chicago, and being a concert harpist. After hearing of the great "humanitarian experiment" in Soviet Russia, she traveled there in 1931, and was able to go behind the scenes. She was shocked at the forced labor, the squalid living quarters, and deplorable living conditions, and the atmosphere of fear created by the Soviet dictatorship.

She was most shocked by the virulent anti-Christianity of the atheist Communist regime.

Following her return to the United States she lectured and wrote about what she had seen, realizing from the opposition which immediately arose that a substantial Marxist movement was active in the United States. In 1934 her first book The Red Network was published, and exposé of the persons and organizations furthering Red causes in the United States. In 1936, her second book, The Roosevelt Red Record and Its Background, was published.

Almost immediately after these books were published, she was attacked as "anti-semitic," although she had actually offered her anti-Communist services to Jewish organizations, and knew nothing of organized Jewish involvement in the Marxist movement. After researching and studying, however, in 1940 she published her third book The Octopus, which dealt with these subjects.

After World War II commenced, Mrs. Dilling became convinced that, despite President Roosevelt's protestations that not one American boy would ever again fight on foreign soil, there was a movement afoot to involve the United States, with the result that a substantial part of the world would be communized later. In 1941, she led a Mother's March on Washington to oppose the "Lend Lease" bill, proclaimed to help keep us out of war by its sponsors, but proving the last step for our involvement. The bill passed by only one vote. A few months later, the United States went to war.

In 1944, Mrs. Dilling's views involved her in the now infamous mass "sedition" trial. The case was ultimately dismissed by a Federal Court as "a travesty on justice."

She was later remarried to Jeremiah Stokes, a Christian anti-Communist writer, and she continued to write and lecture in behalf of Christianity and Constitutional Americanism. In 1964, she published The Plot Against Christianity, arguably her greatest work.

Mrs. Dilling Stokes died in 1966 at the age of 72.

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an authentic list of the people who have tried to destroy America

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2006

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I was hardly able to contain my rage as I read this book, but, after having some time to digest it, I can only thank Miss E. Conversa Dilling from the bottom of my heart. I had always suspected that BOTH Alexander Hamilton (who was born in HAITI, mind you) and Tho. Jefferson (did HE fight? he just talked!) were perfectly willing to subject Good Americans to their silly and diabolical One Worldish schemes, but I did NOT know, until I read this book, that both were Communists.

And now Karl Rove! Who CAN you trust?

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