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Hence the ‘commie cliché’: It’s better to be dead, then red.

So much so, Charlie Chaplin, Arthur Miller, among other greats and ordinary folks, were hounded.

(Read Miller’s 1953 ‘witchcraft’ retake, The Crucible.

And George Orwell’s Stalinist 1984 could very well be 1950s-America, like Chaplin’s Modern Times in 1936 which anticipated Orwell’s Big Brother.) ‘We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty.

We must remember always that accusation is not proof, and that conviction depends upon evidence and due process of law.

We will not walk in fear, one of another’ At the CBS newsroom, they were fighting the witch-hunt.

Murrow, with his team, steady and sharp, aware that he will be branded as a communist, investigates with meticulous precision, bides his time, and then strikes.

He enters the public domain with clarity, backed by the amazing solidarity of the collective editorial college, which is a sort of mythical disbelief these days in our profession.

That McCarthy gets after him and questions his journalistic credibility was expected.

But what was not expected was that like the sexy tobacco smoke floating in the basically male newsroom, the answer blows in the wind: the story, gradually and finally, enters the most difficult bylane of objectivity – that of editorial comment, stance, position.

That’s why this Murrow quote must be read in its entirety: ̶...

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1929 Rechts und Links (Right and Left); Der stumme Prophet (unpublished); Perlefter (unfinished).

1930 Hiob, a short novel reworking the story of Job, becomes an international success.

1932 Publishes Radetzkymarsch (The Radetzky March), his longest and most acclaimed novel.

1933-39 Exile from Germany at the end of January '33; Roth's work is blacklisted by the Nazis.

Continues to advocate the Habsburg monarchist cause, favouring a reuniting of the countries formerly constituting the Austrian empire.

Works as journalist for exile journals in Paris and Prague; increasingly severe alcoholism 1934 Tarabas; Der Antichrist, published in Holland.

1938 Completes Die Kapuzinergruft (The Emperor's Tomb), a sequel to Radetzkymarsch in response to the annexation of Austria.

1939 Die Legende vom heiligen Trinker (The Legend of the Holy Drinker); Die Geschichte von der 1002.

Nacht (The Tale of the 1002nd Night); Roth dies on May 27.

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