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er ae a gl SAO ma A i, 4 NY 100-18676 CONSMENTIAL Exhibit #20: Young Communist League "Review" November 4, 1942 Witness to Introduce: Librarian _ Library of Congress The November 11, 1941 issue of the "Review" on page 12 proposes the question, "The Polish Government was so reactionary in the past. How can we support it today? The article states as follows: "In 1939, the Polish Government refused to sign an agreement with the Saviet Union to stop Hitler. Obvidusly, the government was playing a reactionary role." st “81 1* i ae OF Later she goes on to state, "Today the Polish Government is fighting for the national existence of its people against Hitlerism. It has signed an official alliance with the Soviet Union." Exhibit #21: Young Communist League “Review" November 11, 1941 Witness to Introduce: Librarian Library of Congress ¥- The November 18, 1941 issue of the "Review" on page 13, proposes the question, "Is not the question of the struggle for Negro rights equally an important tssue as the defeat of Hitler." The enswer is as follows: "When Communists and anti-fascists proclaim that the main issue today 1s the defeat of Hitler, they state what corresponds to facts. In saying this however, we Communists have never and do not now deny the important struggle for the rights of the Negro people." - 16 -