William Schneiderman
He studied political science at the University of California at Los Angeles but had to drop out to help support his family and completed his degree forty years later.He also mentioned alleged communists known to him, including Harry Bridges (strike organizer), Schneiderman (California CP), J. Robert Oppenheimer (atomic scientist), and Haakon Chevalier (translator).In 1939, the US government sought to revoke his citizenship shortly after Joseph Stalin reversed Soviet (Comintern) foreign policy by signing the Hitler-Stalin Pact.Schneiderman was the American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born's second major victory, following work for Harry Bridges, leader of the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) during the 1934 West Coast waterfront strike.The defendants were: Loretta Starvus Stack, Al Richmond, Dorothy Healey, Rose Chernin Kunitz, Albert J. Lima, Philip Marshall Connelly, Ernest Otto Fox, Carl Rude Lambert, Henry Steinberg, Oleta O'Connor Yates, and Mary Bernadette Doyle.[2] At the Tamiment Library, Schneiderman appears in collections including those of Carol Weiss King,[14] Gil Green,[17] Samuel Adams Darcy,[18] and Max Schachtman.
State AssemblyCommunist Party USAUnited States Supreme CourtStack v. BoyleSchneiderman v. United StatesRomanovoRussian EmpireChicagoUniversity of California at Los AngelesYoung Communist LeagueWorkers Party of AmericaFloyd B. OlsonNew EnglandMinnesota1932 Minnesota gubernatorial electionFarmer–LaborRepublicanDemocraticCommunistTurnoutJ. Robert OppenheimerFederal Bureau of InvestigationHaakon ChevalierIsaac FolkoffPeople's WorldManifesto of the Communist PartyPaul CrouchHarry BridgesWendell Willkieideological restrictions on naturalization in U.S. lawJoseph StalinCominternHitler-Stalin PactRobert W. KennygratisCarol Weiss KingAmerican Committee for the Protection of Foreign BornNational Lawyers GuildInternational Longshoremen's Association1934 West Coast waterfront strikeSmith ActAl RichmondUnited Press InternationalSan Francisco ExaminerSamuel Adams DarcySan Francisco State UniversityTamiment LibraryGil GreenMax SchachtmanBird, KaiSherwin, Martin J.Marx, KarlEngels, FriedrichWilliam Z. FosterEarl BrowderCharlene MitchellGus HallBenjamin GitlowJames W. FordMike ZagarellJarvis TynerAngela DavisC. E. RuthenbergAlfred WagenknechtCharles DirbaLouis ShapiroL. E. KatterfeldWilliam WeinstoneJay LovestoneJames P. CannonCaleb HarrisonAbram JakiraEugene DennisSam WebbJohn BachtellJoe SimsBernard AdesWilliam AlbertsonHerbert ApthekerMax BedachtJohn BernardWalter BernsteinMarc BlitzsteinElla Reeve BloorAnne BurlakPeter CacchioneBenjamin J. Davis Jr.Shirley Graham Du BoisBella DoddRichard DurhamAlbert GoldmanElizabeth Gurley FlynnHarry HaywoodDorothy Ray HealeyManning JohnsonOakley C. JohnsonClaudia JonesAntoinette KonikowClaude LightfootSteve NelsonKarl Emil NygardWilliam L. PattersonPaul RobesonTupac ShakurCharles E. TaylorEmma TenayucaRichard WrightAlbertson v. Subversive Activities Control BoardAptheker v. Secretary of StateCommunist Party v. Subversive Activities Control BoardDe Jonge v. OregonDennis v. United StatesKent v. DullesKeyishian v. Board of RegentsNoto v. United StatesScales v. United StatesSmith Act trialsWatkins v. United StatesYates v. United StatesGeorgiaMarylandAlabamaHawaiiAmerican Committee for Spanish FreedomBill of Rights socialismBrowderism