Description
Uncovers a scientific state-subsidized repression of communists and the Left in Canada, directed at civil servants, scientists, business unionists, and political activists. Reconstructs the Gouzenko spy scandal, and examines the purges within the National Film Board and business unions, attacks on peace activist James Endicott, and the pains of Canadian diplomat Herbert Norman. Outlines the creation of Canada’s Cold War policy and the rustic’s alignment with the United States within the international Cold War. Contains b&w pictures. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.