Anti-communist minorities in the U.S. : political activism of ethnic refugees / edited by Ieva Zake.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preface / Ieva Zake -- Introduction. Ethnic Anti-Communism in the United States / John Radzilowski -- I. The Cold War Warriors -- 1. The Polish American Congress, Polish Americans, and the Politics of Anti-Communism / Donald Pienkos -- 2. Fighting Moscow from Afar: Ukrainian Americans and the Evil Empire / Myron B. Kuropas -- 3. The American Armenians' Cold War: The Divided Response to Soviet Armenia / Benjamin F. Alexander -- 4. One Goal, Many Paths: Internal and External Struggles of the Hungarian Emigres / Judith Fai-Podlipnik -- 5. The Highs and Lows of Czech and Slovak Emigre Activism / Prokop Tomek -- 6. Multiple Fronts of the Cold War: Ethnic Anti-Communism of Latvian Emigres / Ieva Zake -- 7. Small but Vociferous: Bulgarian Ethnic Anti-Communist Groups / Vasil Paraskevov -- 8. "The Voice of the Silenced Peoples": The Assembly of Captive European Nations / Anna Mazurkiewicz -- II. The Struggle Continues: Facing Communism around the World -- 9. "Better Dead than Red": Anti-Communist Politics among Vietnamese Americans / C. N. Le -- 10. Hmong Anti-Communism at Home and Abroad / Chia Youyee Vang -- 11. Conflict and Cooperation: Cuban Exile Anti-Communism and the United States, 1960-2000 / Jessica Gibbs and Alex Goodall -- Conclusion / Ieva Zake.