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Suspected communists were often treated with suspicion and hostility, particularly during periods such as the Red Scare in the United States. They faced surveillance, harassment, and sometimes violent repercussions from both government authorities and private groups. Many were subjected to blacklisting, loss of employment, and social ostracism, while some were even imprisoned or deported. This atmosphere of fear and repression was fueled by a broader anti-communist sentiment prevalent in society.

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