The Forbidden History of The Communism with Diana West

In 'American Betrayal,' Diana West delves into the historical record to expose the extensive penetration of the U.S. government by Soviet agents and sympathizers from the 1930s through the Cold War era. She argues that this infiltration, particularly during Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration, led to a significant betrayal of American values and principles. West contends that this betrayal has had long-lasting effects, contributing to the erosion of moral standards, the rise of political correctness, and the suppression of truth. The book is part real-life thriller and part national tragedy, highlighting the hidden war between those who sought to conceal the truth and those who tried to expose it[1][2][4].

M. Stanton Evans' 'Blacklisted by History' seeks to rehabilitate the reputation of Senator Joseph McCarthy and his anti-communist crusade. Evans meticulously examines the historical record, challenging the conventional narrative of McCarthy as a reckless demagogue. The book argues that McCarthy was largely correct in his accusations of communist infiltration within the US government. It contends that many of McCarthy's targets were indeed Soviet agents or sympathizers. By presenting newly declassified evidence, Evans aims to provide a more nuanced and sympathetic portrayal of McCarthy's controversial actions.