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The Making Of A Communist Journalist: Rupert Lockwook, 1908-1940, Rowan Cahill
The Making Of A Communist Journalist: Rupert Lockwook, 1908-1940, Rowan Cahill
Rowan Cahill
The journalist/publicist Rupert Lockwood (1908-1997) was one of Australia’s best known Cold War communists, his name synonymous with the Royal Commission into Espionage in Australia, 1954-1955, as author of the notorious Document J. However the communist journalist did not spring fully formed into history. He joined the Australian Communist Party in 1939. This article traces Lockwood’s development as a journalist and his evolution as a communist between the wars. It is a story that ranges from small-town Western Victoria, and the West Wimmera Mail, to Melbourne and Sir Keith Murdoch’s Herald. In between, much of the world is traversed--significantly, South …
The Making Of A Communist Journalist: Rupert Lockwook, 1908-1940, Rowan Cahill
The Making Of A Communist Journalist: Rupert Lockwook, 1908-1940, Rowan Cahill
Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts - Papers (Archive)
The journalist/publicist Rupert Lockwood (1908-1997) was one of Australia’s best known Cold War communists, his name synonymous with the Royal Commission into Espionage in Australia, 1954-1955, as author of the notorious Document J. However the communist journalist did not spring fully formed into history. He joined the Australian Communist Party in 1939. This article traces Lockwood’s development as a journalist and his evolution as a communist between the wars. It is a story that ranges from small-town Western Victoria, and the West Wimmera Mail, to Melbourne and Sir Keith Murdoch’s Herald. In between, much of the world is traversed--significantly, South …
Conflict Of Laws-Refugee Government Property Conservation Decrees In The Courts Of The United States, Robert D. Ulrich
Conflict Of Laws-Refugee Government Property Conservation Decrees In The Courts Of The United States, Robert D. Ulrich
Michigan Law Review
In the Feuchtwanger case, a French government decree of April 24, 1940, as amended May 10, 1940, defined as prohibited exportation of capital "the acts of allowing to remain outside of French territory, or keeping in foreign exchange or foreign currencies, or of not collecting within the territories fixed by decree or instruction of the Minister of Finance, all or part of the proceeds of the exportation of merchandise, or of the remuneration for services, as well as all or part of all proceeds or income abroad."
In May 1939, plaintiff, then a resident of France, purchased a number of …
Annual Meeting Of The Indiana State Bar Association
Annual Meeting Of The Indiana State Bar Association
Indiana Law Journal
The annual meeting of the Indiana State Bar Association, held at the Hotel Keenan, Fort Wayne, Indiana, on August 23rd and 24th, 1940.
Presidents Of Bar Associations In Indiana
Judges And Other Court Officers In Indiana
Presidents Of Bar Associations In Indiana
Proceedings Of The Mid-Winter Meeting
Proceedings Of The Mid-Winter Meeting
Indiana Law Journal
The Mid-Winter Meeting of the Indiana State Bar Association was held at the Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis, Indiana, January 13, 1940.
Judges And Other Court Officers In Indiana
Albert Einstein Letter To Lionel M. Ettlinger; 31 March 1940, Princeton., Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein Letter To Lionel M. Ettlinger; 31 March 1940, Princeton., Albert Einstein
Broadus R. Littlejohn, Jr. Manuscript and Ephemera Collection
Albert Einstein, the renowned physicist and humanitarian, writes to Lionel M. Ettlinger in March of 1940, lamenting the present situation in Europe — and to thank him for the pipe he sent.