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Political organization (1919–1943)
Antifaschistische Aktion was a short-lived, communist-led organization founded by the Communist Party of Germany (KPD) in 1932 and dissolved after the Nazi seizure of power; its logo and name later in...
The available reporting shows that the published were edited and at least partly based on archival material (radio dispatches) and that some reviewers and scholars have questioned their authenticity a...
The are a published set of wartime notebooks by diplomat recounting , 1942–45; they were edited and released by in 1973 and later translated into multiple languages, including . Available reporting an...
were published in 1973 by the son of Soviet diplomat , purporting to record his time in from 1942–45, and from the start their were questioned by journalists, scholars, and intelligence reviewers . Wh...
Two different "Popular Front" entities appear in the reporting: the historical Popular Front movement of the 1930s in Britain (an electoral/political alliance shaped by Comintern policy) and the conte...