The Red Scare and the American Left 1918-1920: Wilson, Palmer and the Breaking of American Socialism

The Red Scare and the American Left 1918-1920: Wilson, Palmer and the Breaking of American Socialism

Nick Shepley
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In this volume of the Explaining Modern History Series, Nick Shepley explores the roots of American anti Communism and how a strong and independent left wing movement in the USA was broken during and immediately after World War One. Essential reading for anyone trying to make sense of America in the 1920s and beyond.
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