The History of Terrorism
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Organizational culture
Meetings
Clubs and societies
Debating societies
1915-1935 Dill Pickle Club
Bill Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW or the Wobblies)
Workers Defense Union (WDU)
Eugene Lyons
Attachments
Eugene Lyons
Parents
1919-Today American Legion
1924-1981 The American Mercury (magazine)
1946-1950 Plain Talk (magazine)
1947-Today McCarthyism/Second Red Scare
1955-Today National Review (magazine)
American journalists
American magazine editors
American Writers Association members
Erie Times-News (newspaper)
Fake news in the United States
Financial America (newspaper)
New York Call (newspaper)
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL)
Reader's Digest (magazine)
The Liberator (magazine)
United Press International (UPI)
Workers Defense Union (WDU)
Children
1920 In the fall of 1920, with revolution in the wind in Italy and dreaming of becoming the next John Reed, Lyons made his way to Naples bearing credentials of the Federated Press news service and the monthly magazine The Liberator.
1927 The Life and Death of Sacco and Vanzetti (book)
1941 The Red Decade (book)
George Orwell (Eric Arthur Blair)
Ironically, Lyons himself had played a role in concealing the 1932-33 terror famine in Ukraine when he denounced British journalist Gareth Jones as a liar for his initial reports of the famine.
Jumps
Norman H. Matson
US Brig Gen David Sarnoff