Ayn Rand Helped the FBI Identify It's A Wonderful Life as Communist Propaganda

"If you wanted to know what life was really like in the Cold War Soviet Union, you might take the word of an émigré Russian writer. You might even take the word of Ayn Rand, as the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) did during the Red Scare, though Rand had not lived in her native country since 1926. Nonetheless, as you can see above, she testified with confidence about the daily lives of post-war Soviet citizens. Rand also testified, with equal confidence, about the nefarious influence of Communist writers and directors in her adopted home of Hollywood, where she had more recent experience working in the film industry."

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Ayn Rand Helped the FBI Identify It's A Wonderful Life as Communist Propaganda | Open Culture: If you wanted to know what life was really like in the Cold War Soviet Union, you might take the word of an émigré Russian writer.