ANTI-COMMUNIST
WHY I FIGHT COMMUNISM. By Bob Semple. Through Gordon & Gotch. HIS is a vigorous piece of propaganda in a cause that most New Zealanders at present support. If most of his source books are also propagandist, it must not be assumed that he is only an echo of echoes. It is his personal experiences of Communism in action that give urgency to what he says, and if historians pass him by he is not much concerned with them in any case. His appeal is primarily to men. and women in ‘the big industrial unions, who talk his language, and have neither the timé nor the inclination to ask whether his statements would all bear the dry light of research.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 477, 13 August 1948, Page 14
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120ANTI-COMMUNIST New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 477, 13 August 1948, Page 14
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