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introduction In the pages which follow, certain propositions will emerge from the evidence submitted. For the most part, original Communist sources have been cited in order to let the Communists speak for themselves. It should be clear that— 1) The Communists are at work, with their custem- ary fanatical dedication, in stirring up trouble in the field of public school integration in the South; 2) The Communists have been at work for some thirty years in the field of agitation among Negroes; 3) The Communists have organized and promoted a succession of united fronts and fronts designed espe- cially for winning Negroes to Communism, 4) The tactics of Communist agitation among Ne- proes are greatly altered from time to time, but the basic objective of violent revolution remains un- changed; 5) Whatever the line of the Communist Party on the Negro question may be at a given moment, it is based upon the so-called Marxist-Leninist analysis and is dictated by Moscow in the special interests of the Soviet Union; 6) There is a vast Communist literature on the subject of Communism and the American Negro; 7) One of the announced goals of the Communist program is the confiscation without compensation of the property of the white capitalists and landowners in the South; B) The Communists favor racial amalgamation and assert that a Communist revolution would speed up the process; 9) The Communists have established friendly con- tacts with the Negro leaders of most of the recent in- tegration incidents in the South; 10) The Communists rely chiefly upon the support which they are able to command from misguided South- ern liberals; 11) This is an era in Communist strategy when the Party has reverted to the united front policy which prevailed immediately prior to and during World War Tl; 12) Communist leaders have asserted that “Negro liberation” is their Number One issue on the domestic front.