CommuLingo
People

People of the Revolution and the USSR

Activity

Any Political and party leadership 9 Government and administration 20 Military command 24 Security, intelligence and policing 6 Diplomacy and international organization 18 Economy, finance and planning 2 Social movements and organizing 4 Scholarship and theory 46 Science and technology 3 Literature and arts 3 Law and justice 1

Affiliation

Most people

Any United States state institutions 69 Democratic Party (United States) 19 Republican Party (United States) 16 Communist Party USA (CPUSA) 8 Socialist Party of America 6 Socialist Workers Party (United States) 1 Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) 1 American Relief Administration (ARA) 1

All 9 affiliations

International organizations

Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) 1

Soviet Union

Soviet Union state institutions 1

United States

United States state institutions 69 Socialist Workers Party (United States) 1 Communist Party USA (CPUSA) 8 American Relief Administration (ARA) 1 Democratic Party (United States) 19 Republican Party (United States) 16 Socialist Party of America 6

Position

Any Counter-revolutionary forces 16 Left critics of Bolshevism 1 Non-Bolshevik socialists 1 Western Marxist theorists 1 Marxism and communism 9 Liberalism and republicanism 6 Conservatism and Christian democracy 6

Citizenship

Any United States 128

Background(set)

Any Russia 1139 Germany 136 United States 128 France 125 Ukraine 120 Poland 96 Hungary 86 China 72 United Kingdom 62 Belarus 56 Latvia 43 Georgia 42 Armenia 35 Lithuania 30 Estonia 28 Finland 27 Czechia 25 Japan 25 Spain 21 Azerbaijan 19 Italy 19 Romania 15 Vietnam 15 Czechoslovakia 13 Moldova 13 Democratic People's Republic of Korea 12 Greece 11 Angola 10 Bulgaria 10 Korea 10 Serbia 10 Uzbekistan 10 Cambodia 9 Cuba 9 Albania 8 Austria 8 Yemen 8 Congo - Brazzaville 7 Croatia 7 Kazakhstan 7 Mongolia 7 Turkey 7 Ethiopia 6 Kyrgyzstan 6 Slovakia 6 Afghanistan 5 India 5 Laos 5 Madagascar 5 South Africa 5 Benin 4 Ireland 4 Somalia 4 Tajikistan 4 Turkmenistan 4 Belgium 3 Chile 3 Indonesia 3 Mozambique 3 Netherlands 3 Switzerland 3 Trinidad and Tobago 3 Brazil 2 East Germany 2 Martinique 2 Montenegro 2 Slovenia 2 Argentina 1 Australia 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 Burkina Faso 1 Canada 1 DR Congo 1 Egypt 1 El Salvador 1 Ghana 1 Grenada 1 Guinea-Bissau 1 Guyana 1 Iran 1 Israel 1 Myanmar 1 New Zealand 1 Nicaragua 1 Palestine 1 Peru 1 Portugal 1 South Korea 1 Sweden 1 Tanzania 1

Era

Any

People of the Soviet Union

The last generation1985–1991 1

People of the wider world

The age of the Internationals and empires1820–1917 2 The revolutionary wave and the world war1917–1945 32 The Cold War and decolonization1945–현재 50 Scholars of this history1892–현재 43

Background: United States

128 people

By birth A–Z List Cards

Eugene V. Debs Eugene V. Debs Five-time Socialist Party presidential candidate and pioneer of industrial railroad unionism Social movements and organizing · Socialist Party of America 1855–1926
Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson US president whose Fourteen Points and League of Nations failed to win the Senate’s ratification Political and party leadership · United States state institutions 1856–1924
Hugh Lincoln Cooper Hugh Lincoln Cooper The American colonel who brought General Electric turbines and dam-building expertise to the Soviet Union's showcase construction site Science and technology · Soviet Union state institutions 1865–1937
William S. Graves William Sidney Graves General who led the American Expeditionary Force in Siberia in 1918–1920 and kept it strictly neutral in the Russian Civil War Military command · United States state institutions 1865–1940
Vernon Kellogg Vernon Lyman Kellogg An entomologist who carried scientific expertise into international relief Science and technology 1867–1937
W. E. B. Du Bois W. E. B. Du Bois "Capitalism cannot reform itself": father of the modern Negro liberation movement who joined the Communist Party at 93 Scholarship and theory · Communist Party USA (CPUSA) 1868–1963
Cordell Hull Cordell Hull An American diplomat who pressed for free trade and international institutions Diplomacy and international organization · United States state institutions 1871–1955
Herbert C. Hoover Herbert Hoover Master of famine relief and the 31st president, broken by the Great Depression Government and administration · United States state institutions 1874–1964
William D. Leahy William D. Leahy The five-star chief of staff who warned Roosevelt the Yalta Poland deal was 'so elastic' it could stretch from Yalta to Washington Military command · United States state institutions 1875–1959
William N. Haskell William N. Haskell An international relief commander amid famine Military command · United States state institutions 1878–1952
Walter Lyman Brown Walter Lyman Brown The relief administrator who turned aid into diplomacy Diplomacy and international organization · American Relief Administration (ARA) 1880–1955
George C. Catlett Marshall George C. Marshall The only American to head the Army, the State Department, and the Pentagon, organizer of Allied victory and architect of the Marshall Plan Military command · United States state institutions 1880–1959
Henry Beeuwkes Henry Beeuwkes The physician who organized medical relief amid famine Science and technology 1880–1959
Douglas MacArthur Douglas MacArthur UN commander who conceived the Inchon landing and overruled the unanimous opposition of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Military command · United States state institutions 1880–1964
William L. Lockhart Clayton William L. Clayton Free-trade champion who built the world's largest cotton firm, then set the Marshall Plan in motion with his memo on Europe's collapse Economy, finance and planning · United States state institutions 1880–1966
William Z. Zebulon Foster William Zebulon Foster From leading the Great Steel Strike of 1919 to longest-serving leader of American communism Political and party leadership · Communist Party USA (CPUSA) 1881–1961
Franklin D. Delano Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt The only four-term president, who carried America through depression and war and spent his last strength at Yalta Government and administration · United States state institutions 1882–1945
James F. Francis Byrnes James F. Byrnes Roosevelt's "assistant president" who, as Secretary of State, designed the Potsdam reparations compromise Diplomacy and international organization · United States state institutions 1882–1972
Harry S. Truman Harry S. Truman The 33rd president who framed the Cold War with the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan Government and administration · United States state institutions 1884–1972
George S. Patton George Smith Patton Jr. An aggressive commander of mobile warfare and military deception Military command · United States state institutions 1885–1945
Chester Nimitz Chester William Nimitz The admiral who reorganized Pacific power through intelligence and mobility Military command · United States state institutions 1885–1966
Anna Louise Strong Anna Louise Strong The American journalist who chronicled the Russian and Chinese revolutions from the inside, founder of Moscow News Literature and arts · Communist Party USA (CPUSA) 1885–1970
Frank Jack Fletcher Frank Jack Fletcher An operational commander of the carrier age Military command · United States state institutions 1885–1973
Raymond A. Spruance Raymond Ames Spruance A cool-headed carrier commander at Midway Military command · United States state institutions 1886–1969
John Reed John Reed From eyewitness of the Bolshevik Revolution to founder of the Communist Labor Party of America: an American buried at the Kremlin Wall Literature and arts · Independent activity 1887–1920
Alexander Vandegrift Alexander Vandegrift The general who defended Guadalcanal and the Marine Corps Military command · United States state institutions 1887–1973
John Foster Dulles John Foster Dulles An American diplomat who drove the Cold War through alliance-building Diplomacy and international organization · United States state institutions 1888–1959
Harry Hopkins Harry Hopkins A New Deal administrator turned wartime diplomatic envoy Government and administration · United States state institutions 1890–1946
John P. Lucas John Porter Lucas The cautious commander of Anzio Military command · United States state institutions 1890–1949
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Elizabeth Flynn "East Side Joan of Arc": from the IWW's Rebel Girl to first woman chair of the CPUSA Social movements and organizing · Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) 1890–1964
Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower The five-star general who led D-Day and warned America against the military-industrial complex Military command · United States state institutions 1890–1969
James P. Cannon James P. Cannon The labor organizer who read Trotsky's critique in Moscow and founded the American Trotskyist movement Political and party leadership · Socialist Workers Party (United States) 1890–1974
Earl Russell Browder Earl Russell Browder The CPUSA leader who declared Communism was 20th-century Americanism, and then dissolved his own party Political and party leadership · Communist Party USA (CPUSA) 1891–1973
Sumner Welles Sumner Welles US Under Secretary of State whose Welles Declaration of July 1940 refused to recognise the Soviet annexation of the Baltic states Diplomacy and international organization · United States state institutions 1892–1961
Edward Mallory Almond Edward Mallory Almond A U.S. general whose offensive command was bound to racial prejudice Military command · United States state institutions 1892–1979
Allen Dulles Allen Dulles The American intelligence official who institutionalized covert war Security, intelligence and policing · United States state institutions 1893–1969
Oliver P. Smith Oliver Prince Smith A Marine commander whose caution helped save a surrounded division Military command · United States state institutions 1893–1977
Omar Nelson Bradley Omar Nelson Bradley The U.S. Army commander who led the Normandy campaign Military command · United States state institutions 1893–1981
Robert Daniel Murphy Robert Daniel Murphy The diplomat who read the danger in Berlin first Diplomacy and international organization · United States state institutions 1894–1978
William K. Harrison Jr. William K. Harrison Jr. The US Army lieutenant general who signed the Korean Armistice as UNC delegate after 158 truce meetings Military command · United States state institutions 1895–1987
John J. McCloy John Jay McCloy A pragmatic architect of the postwar U.S. international order Government and administration · United States state institutions 1895–1989
Mark W. Clark Mark W. Clark An Allied commander caught between military gains and civilian cost Military command · United States state institutions 1896–1984
Lucius D. Clay Lucius D. Clay The US military governor who answered the blockade of West Berlin with a 324-day airlift Military command · United States state institutions 1897–1978
Paul Leroy Robeson Paul Leroy Robeson The artist who turned 'Ol' Man River' into a hymn of struggle Literature and arts 1898–1976
Harry Haywood Harry Haywood Architect of the Comintern Black Belt thesis: Southern Blacks are an oppressed nation with the right to self-determination Political and party leadership · Communist Party USA (CPUSA) 1898–1985
Edward Stettinius Edward Stettinius A corporate executive turned architect of the postwar international order Diplomacy and international organization · United States state institutions 1900–1949
Adlai Ewing Stevenson Adlai Ewing Stevenson Two-time presidential nominee who pressed the Soviet Union over its missiles in Cuba at the UN Security Council Government and administration · United States state institutions 1900–1965
Maxwell Davenport Taylor Maxwell Taylor A military strategist of the nuclear age Military command · United States state institutions 1901–1987
John Alexander McCone John Alexander McCone CIA director who alone warned that Soviet missiles were coming to Cuba Security, intelligence and policing · United States state institutions 1902–1991
Llewellyn E. Thompson Llewellyn Thompson The US Ambassador to Moscow who knew Khrushchev personally and, during the Cuban Missile Crisis, told Kennedy to ignore the second letter Diplomacy and international organization · United States state institutions 1904–1972

1 2 3 Next