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Description:
Contains FBI files on African Americans and others considered "politically suspect" from 1920 to 1984.  People of interest to the FBI were members of protest groups, Socialists, Communists, militant labor unionists, and many more.  Federal Surveillance is a key source for details on radical figures and organizations in the early 20th century US history.
Coverage:
1920 - 1984
Resource Type:
Full Text Collection
Location:
Campus/Remote
Available To:
JMU
No. of Simultaneous Users:
Unrestricted
Full Text?:
Yes
Linked Full Text?:
No
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Types of information you can find with this resource:
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Subjects covered by this resource:
20th Century History
A - Z (Index)
Africana Studies
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