The Jew and Communism: The Story of Early Communist Victories and Ultimate Defeats in the Jewish Community, U. S. A., 1919-1941

Contents
	Introduction
	The New Immigration
	The Hopeful Years
	Confusion in the War
	The Left Wing
	Communism’s Birth Pangs
	In the Underground
	Moscow Takes a Hand
	The New Concept
	The Jewish Left
	Their Road to Communism
	The Second Split
	The Open Party; the Freiheit
	A Poor Beginning
	New Alignments
	The Expendables
	Victory Among Defeats
	The Contest in the Workmen’s Circle
	The IWO, a New Communist Arm
	Relief Is Politics
	Jewish Fortunes in Russia
	Ambitious Projects
	Birobidjan; Thriving on a Myth
	Running to Moscow
	Stalin Takes Over
	The Postwar Youth
	Branching Out
	Fiasco and Success
	Battling the Community
	Feeding on Hunger
	White Bias Show Trials
	A Cultural Wasteland
	Jefferson, Lincoln—and Stalin
	Patriotism Pays Off
	Working at Cross Purposes
	Fat Years That Turned Lean
	The Outstretched Hand
	Birobidjan, a Lucrative Affair
	Judaizing Communism
	Strength and Moods
	The Four Hectic Days
	Excitement and Fury
	The Mazel Tov Counterattack
	Portraits in Miniature
	Notes
	References
	Index