War Lovers in pacifist ranks exposed in Stanley piece
In a 1936 piece reprinted from American Mercury Herbert W Wilton Stanley alleges that a war loving communist clique directs much of the American pacifist peace movement. He claims the American League Against War and Fascism and the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom are controlled fronts serving Soviet aims. He warns that genuine pacifism is endangered by leftist manipulation and United Front tactics.
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