The Left Side of the Screen: Communist and Left-Wing Ideology in Hollywood, 1929-2009
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The Left Side of the Screen: Communist and Left-Wing Ideology in Hollywood, 1929-2009

by Bob Herzberg

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Bob Herzberg explores the relationship between Hollywood and communist or left-wing ideology from 1929 to 2009. This historical study considers the role of political ideas within the film industry and places their presence across eight decades in a broader cultural and political context.

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The Left Side of the Screen examines communist and left-wing ideology in Hollywood over an eighty-year period.

Covering the years 1929 to 2009, the book considers how political ideas and the film industry intersected across changing historical contexts.

Bob Herzberg presents a focused study of ideology, entertainment, and American cultural history.

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