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What papers proved Alger Hiss was a communist?
the pumpkin papers
A communist spy who possessed the famous pumpkin papers?
It was Alger Hiss
Who is a communist spy who possessed the famous pumpkin papers?
Alger Hiss
Who was a communist spy who had pumpkin papers?
Alger hiss was a soviet spy in 1948
Who accused Alger Hiss?
Alger Hiss was accused of espionage by Whittaker Chambers, a self identified communist, in 1984.
State Department official accused of being a Communist spy?
Alger Hiss was accused of being a soviet (communist) spy in 1948 and convicted of perjury in connection with this charge in 1950.
Communist spy post World War 2?
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers accused Alger Hiss of being what?
A Communist Spy.
Why did the case against a Alger hiss increase fear of communist influence in the US government?
Alger Hiss
Why was state department official alger hiss investigated?
because a former communist spy named Whittaker chambers accused Alger hiss ofspyingfor the soviet union.
Who is hiss?
Alger Hiss died in 1996. Years before, he was accused of being a Communist spy. He was convicted of perjury (lying while under oath) and served 3.5 years in prison.
Who was the communist spy convicted of perjury and sent to jail?
Alger Hiss You appear to be thinking of Alger Hiss. He spied for the Russians, but was most likely not a Communist. It was claimed under oath that Hiss had been a Communist - by ex-Communist under oath Whitaker Chambers a witness who had previously testified that Hiss had not been a communist. His alleged crime was perjury, but there is quite a lot of evidence and some dispute which holds that he was innocent..... the HUAC just needed to 'get' some commies. it seems very likely that Richard Nixon was involved in fabricating the typewriter which was central to the case. He was released from prison in 1954 - and in 1975 documents were released which showed that threw doubt on the evidence used to convict. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Hiss, Richard Nixon and John Taylor, director of the Nixon library all wrote independently to the Russian authorities asking for any evidence from the Russian files. None was found.
