Historically, the Catholic Church was "the foremost foe of the Marxist movement" - dating back to Pope Pius IX's 1846 encyclical against communism titled "Qui pluribus." By 1948, Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen had taken up the anti-communist struggle in America.
“The struggle over Boston school desegregation is the perfect fight for the Irish. They were doomed before they started. Therefore, they can be expected to fight on.”
"Jus in Bello" traditions had endured for nearly two hundred years in the West. But after WW I, the new theories of air warfare and the new technology of the heavy four-engine bomber set the stage for the indiscriminate destruction of cities and the mass-killing of civilians.
In September of 1974, the often violent resistance in South Boston had grabbed national attention. Hopes that the turmoil could be contained to one neighborhood were soon shattered. In early October, Blacks rioted in neighborhoods across the city.
From 1960 to 1970, rates of violent crime (essentially, murder, rape, robbery, and serious assaults) in the U.S. more than doubled, from 161 per 100,000 to 364. Murder rates rose 55 percent, while robbery rates climbed over 91 percent. And it continued to rise into the 1990s. 
Bond served in the Army from 1963 to 1965, including a tour in Vietnam. Not long after his discharged he embarked on an armed-robbery spree, and was sentenced to 6 to 12 years in Walpole State Prison. But he was released early under the Student Tutor Education Program.
"The Irish priest, whose devotions centered around the all-male Holy Trinity, encountered the matriarchal Italian family, which focused on the Madonna and Child." 
Lennin had shrewdly granted concessions to U.S. businesses in Manchuria, sowing the seeds for conflict – “In this way we incite American Imperialism against the Japanese bourgeoisie.”
Buchanan had been staunch conservative, and a loyal lieutenant in both the Nixon and Reagan administrations. In his view, the Bush-era ascendency of the Neocons was a dramatic and disastrous break from American conservative tradition. The Neocons had their own agenda.
Accusations that the British were secretly manipulating the U.S. press and politicians in order to undermine the America First movement and drag America into war were dismissed as a conspiracy theory. But the conspiracy theorists were right, and it was worse than they knew.
The residents of Roseto enjoyed these remarkable health benefits despite disregarding much of the common medical advice – They ate pasta, enjoyed wine and deserts, many smoked.
In addition, Italians often felt unwelcomed by the Irish-dominated urban political machines.
In July 1966 racial violence seemed to be spiraling out of control in East New York. The unrest had been sparked by rapid demographic change - as Blacks and Puerto Ricans had flooded into neighborhoods that had formerly been dominated by Jews and White ethnics.
The Trial demonstrates the early stages of the now familiar cooperative relationship between the FBI, the press, and NGOs like the ADL - and how they conspired to harass and even imprison America First patriots and anti-war activists.
Columbia Point was the historic landing-site of Puritan settlers in 1630. Later, the area was used as a cow pasture, a dumping ground, and then as a WW II POW camp. Isolated and nearly contaminated, it seemed like a less-than-ideal site for a massive public housing project.
The origins of the Christian Front could be traced to Arnold Lunn, a British Catholic incensed by anti-Catholic atrocities in the Spanish Civil War. As a defense against Communist “Popular Fronts” Lunn envisioned a “ecumenical” Christian Front of Catholics and Protestants.
As Spain was engulfed by civil war, both the American people and FDR’s State Department were firmly opposed to any U.S. intervention in the conflict. Secretary of State Cordell Hull was a strong advocate for an arms embargo. 2/17 
Dickstein may have been the original “ANTIFA” politician. But as early as 1935, he had become an embarrassment, known for making over-the-top, unfounded allegations of fascist infiltration.
The origins of broader “Mau Mau” movement are somewhat murky. But it seems clear that several of the Chicago Mau Mau killers were disgruntled Vietnam veterans. This included Marines Ruben Taylor, Michael Clark, and Nathanial Burse.
The city simply could not cope with the deluge. Poverty stricken and unskilled, the new arrivals were packed into crowded tenements. Disease and unsanitary conditions took a terrible toll. During a cholera epidemic, the life-expectancy of Irish males fell to fourteen years. 2/26 
The advent of NYC public transportation transformed the borough from farmland to a “streetcar suburb.” The population exploded with ethnic immigrants – Mainly Jews, but also Irish and Italians. Even during hard economic times The Bronx had been a safe place for families.
