Communism is "a system in which goods are owned in common and are available to all as needed" or "a totalitarian system in which a single authoritarian party controls state-owned means of production." -Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Use the resources below to learn more about Communism and how the United States worked to stop its spread during the Cold War. You will have to enter your MultiPass credentials to access Gumberg resources off-campus.
Print Books: (Follow the links to find out more about the books!)
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eBooks: (Note: You will have to enter your MultiPass credentials to access these off-campus.)
Use these subjects in any of our databases or QuickSearch to find books, articles, and more!
At Gumberg, we have personal papers, government documents, and more available in our Archives on the first floor. Use the finding aids below to browse our collections before your visit!
Justice William F. Cercone Papers (no finding aid available at this time)
James F. Clarke in his Pennsylvania home. Use the finding aids in the "From the Gumberg Archives" box to discover more about Clarke and his anti-communism local history.
Source: D.P. Hupchick, The Pen and the Sword (Gumberg 3rd floor).