History 1919-2002
Historical accounts of the Communist Party in particular locales are rare. There is no published history of Communism in Washington State. The essays that follow, written by students in History 498, begin the process of building that history. For a quick overview start with the timeline created by Marian Spath. Then read the rest sequentially as chronological chapters or skip around.
- Toward a History of Washington State Communism by James Gregory
- Rough Beginnings: The 1920s by Daeha Ko
- Organizing the Unemployed: The Early 1930s by Gordon Black
- Organizing Unions: The 1930s and 1940s by Brian Grijalva
- The Washington Commonwealth Federation and Washington Pension Union by Jennifer Phipps
- Race and Civil Rights: The 1930s and 1940s by Shelley Pinckney
- War and Red Scare: 1940-1960 by Stephanie Curwick
- A Partial Revival: The 1960s by Paul Landis
- Closing the Century: 1970-2002 by Marian Spath
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