Historic ACLU produced film Operation correction /

A film by the American Civil Liberties Union produced as a rebuttal to the House Un-American Activities Committee's film "Operation abolition," that was an attempt to characterize as communist inspired, the May, 1960 student and activist demonstrations against the activities of the Co...

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Corporate Authors:	American Civil Liberties Union, Quality Information Publishers
Format:	Video DVD
Language:	English
Published:	[United States] : Quality Information Publishers, [2007?]
Subjects:	Operation abolition (Motion picture) United States. > Congress. > House. > Committee on Un-American Activities. Propaganda, American. Cold War > Propaganda. Communism > United States. Freedom of speech > United States > Cases. Motion pictures in propaganda > United States. Nonfiction films.

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Summary:	A film by the American Civil Liberties Union produced as a rebuttal to the House Un-American Activities Committee's film "Operation abolition," that was an attempt to characterize as communist inspired, the May, 1960 student and activist demonstrations against the activities of the Committee. "Operation Correction" entirely deconstructs that film, making the same case against the committee that the students and activists were. A film produced to encourge the fight for freedom of dissent in the United States.
Item Description:	Title from disc label. Videorecording.
Physical Description:	1 videodisc (approximately 45 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:	DVD.