Fear Itself by Ira Katznelson Read Free Book Online

Adam Clayton, Jr., 179, 342, 395
    Power Elite, The (Mills), 480–81
    Pratt, John Lee, 595
    Pratt, Joseph, 244
    Pravda, 414
    Price, Byron, 338
    Price Control Act, 336
    price controls, 216
    price fixing, 241
    prison reform, 84
    Pritt, D. N., 517
    Proclamation 2352, 335–36
    Proclamation 2487, 336
    production, 38
    Progressive era, 162, 477
    Progressive Party, U.S., 380
    Prohibition, 149, 540, 578
    property tests, 134
    Prussian police, 98
    Public Administrative Center, 93
    Public Utility Holding Company Act, 162
    Public Works Administration (PWA), 374
    purge trials, Soviet, 77
    racial mixing, 88, 141
    racial violence, 39
    in military, 218
    racism, 7, 39, 42
    see also segregation
    Radcliffe, George, 259, 387
    Radek, Karl, 517
    Radin, Max, 514
    Radio Free Asia, 480
    Radio Free Europe, 480
    railroad regulations, 146
    railroads, 391
    Ramsay, Robert, 208, 211, 566
    Ramspeck, Robert, 149, 459
    Randolph, A. Philip, 138, 186, 386
    Rankin, John, 85, 143, 178, 180–81, 198, 201, 203, 204, 205, 209–10, 214–15, 221, 253, 256, 368, 397, 427, 449–50, 644
    Ransley, Harry, 236
    Ras Desta Demtu, Prince of Ethiopia, 67
    rationing, 216
    Rayburn, Sam, 256, 257, 304, 329, 434, 444, 466, 475
    Reagan, Patrick, 236
    Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act (RTAA; 1934), 162, 252, 261, 264
    Hull Trade Agreements Act (1934), 393
    Reconstruction, 15, 90, 128, 133, 137, 140, 141, 142, 148, 157, 167, 177, 190, 283
    Reconstruction Act, German (1934), 528
    Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 307
    Record, 143
    Red Army, 59, 72, 82, 195, 357, 359
    Red Cross, 68, 139–40, 220
    Reece, Brazilla Carroll, 569
    Reed, David, 12
    Reichstag, 98, 108–9, 110–11, 113, 528
    Remington Rand, 398
    Report for 1942–National Resources Development, 378
    Report on Economic Conditions of the South, 170–72, 548–49
    Republican National Committee, 202, 214
    Republican Party, U.S.:
    African American votes for, 148
    comeback in 1938 of, 151–52
    Southern Democrat’s alliance with, 16, 193–94, 216, 329–30, 389, 478
    Republic Steel, 173
    Research and Development Board, 439
    Retraining and Reemployment Administration, 368
    Reuther, Walter, 424
    Revenue Acts, 162, 345
    Revolutionary Legality in the Contemporary Period, 81
    Reynolds, Robert “Bob,” 14, 240, 285, 316, 538, 588
    Rhee, Syngman, 468–69
    Rhode Island, 212
    Ribbentrop, Joachim von, 356
    rice, 127, 264, 266
    Rice, Stuart A., 543
    Richardson, Robert, 97
    Richberg, Donald, 232, 233, 237
    Richmond Times-Dispatch, 157, 282, 589
    Riefenstahl, Leni, 73
    Riesman, David, 42, 46
    right-to-work laws, 394, 396
    risk, 33, 48, 51, 232
    Risley, John Shuckburgh, 99–100, 523
    Road to Serfdom, The (Hayek), 374–75
    Robertson, Donald, 627
    Robinson, James Harvey, 104, 147
    Robinson, Joseph, 163, 168, 266
    Robinson, Samuel, 439
    Rodgers, Daniel, 478
    Rogers, Lindsay, 115–16
    Romania, 105, 277
    Rommel, Erwin, 214
    Roos, Charles, 243
    Roosevelt, Eleanor, 522
    antilynching bill and, 167, 176
    black rights supported by, 90, 167, 176
    conscription defended by, 311
    at luncheon for Balbo, 67
    at NIRA parade, 228
    Roosevelt, Franklin D., 48, 60, 71, 95, 348, 421, 423, 509
    African American vote courted by, 178–79
    antilynching bill and, 167, 168, 495
    anti-Semitic slurs against, 57
    arming of Britain and France promoted by, 302–4
    Atlantic Charter issued by, 21
    belligerants asked to avoid barbarism by, 351
    broad powers desired by, 117–18, 121–23
    call for collective mobilization by, 324–25
    as coalition builder, 545
    Cold War not foreseen by, 407
    court-packing plan of, 151, 170, 178, 269
    creation of NRA and, 228
    “economic royalists” attacked by, 497
    Economy Act desired by, 235
    in election of 1932, 4, 85, 149, 150, 159, 249
    in election of 1936, 265
    in election of 1944, 217
    federal government reorganized by, 93–94
    FEPC created by, 218, 388
    fireside chats of, 125, 195–96, 231, 236, 336–37
    freedom valued by, 353–54
    Hofstadter’s assessment of, 47
    HUAC denounced by, 330
    inauguration of, 5, 34–35,