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	A number of American Communists in America were installed in the hightest positions of the ] government. They made and assisted with a number of crucial decisions, which had worldwide effects. The general American public was left in the dark. Even senators were not able to access US government records to find out, what really went on.

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	When US President Harry Truman found out, that he had inherited a group of American Communist US policy makers, who were vital in making major decisions in all aspects of US policies, some of them were quietly let go by him.
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	With the dissappearance of the ] in the 1990's a number of details are now coming to light as to the actual magnitude of these agents and infiltrators.
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	Communists in America had been present decades before WW II.


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