These seven paragraphs from Pathfinder Magazine served to introduce their readers to Herbert Philbrick (1915 – 1993) and his efforts to expose the subversive elements within the Communist Party U.S.A..
For nine years Philbrick labored as an F.B.I. mole deep within the Cambridge Youth Council, the Young Communist League and the CPUSA until he made good his resignation by serving as a surprise government witness at a conspiracy trial in which numerous high profile American Reds were indicted (among them William Z. Foster, Eugene Dennis, Robert George Thompson, Gus Hall, Henry Winston, and ex-New York councilmember Benjamin Davis).
Additional magazine and newspaper articles about Cold War spies can be read on this page.
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communist organizer Manny Blum articleCommunists at Harvard were Monitored by the FBIDR Dirk J Struik communist academic employed at HarvardBoston communists monitored by FBIHerbert Philbrick FBI spy within CPUSAHerbert Philbrick testified against 11 american communistsundercover in the CPUSADR Dirk J Struik communist professor at MITcommunist party school Boston Mass
