How can we make up for Singapore? [handbill]

Buffalo, NY: Communist Party, [1942]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, paper toned, date stamped in corner.

Issued after the Japanese conquest of Singapore in WWII. "People who talk like our enemies will say that we are defeated by the loss of Singapore. They will say that we should not continue our aid to the Soviet Union, Britain and China. These fifth columnists will try to spread disunity and suspicion. Such talk is treason!" Says that one step toward unity would be the release from prison of Communist leader Earl Browder, who "has been America's most clear-headed anti-fascist fighter."

Cat.No: 352706

Price: $75.00