Whittaker Chambers in Books
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| Blog Name: | Whittaker Chambers in Books |
| Url: | http://wcinbooks.whittakerchambers.org/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Communism, Book Reviews, Cold War |
| Description: | "Whittaker Chambers in Books" reviews books with Whittaker Chambers tagged either as Subject, Actor, or Mention, focusing on most recently published books and working back historically to the Hiss-Chambers Case (1948-1950). On average, one book per year about Chambers or the case has appeared in print ever since the verdict on January 21, 1950. |
| Popularity: | 15 Followers |
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