Word: capitalistically
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Greatest tribute to both candidates came from the Communist press, which condemned them both as capitalist lackeys...
...suggested Stevenson, is largely the Republicans' fault; it first appeared in the Great Depression, "arising from poverty and despair, and following, as it happens, twelve years of Republican administration." Then, many Americans became discouraged with capitalism, and nearly a million, in 1932, voted "against the capitalist system."*It was at that time, said Stevenson in an interpolation to his prepared text, "that some persons like Alger Hiss and Elizabeth Bentley, witnessing the devastation of capitalism and the menacing rise of Hitler, became entangled in the Communist conspiracy...
...public knows, the only evidence in support of Stevenson's suggestion is contained in newspaper reports of a new pronouncement by Joseph Stalin (TIME, Oct. 13). Stalin assured his Communist readers that the capitalist nations were bound to war eventually among themselves, and added that war among the capitalists was more likely than war between the capitalists and Soviet Russia. Some newspapers concluded that this might be the beginning of a new, more peaceful phase of Soviet policy...
...Russia, insisted Malenkov in a five-hour speech, it is friendly as can be: "Peaceful co-existence of capitalism and Communism is perfectly feasible. Export of revolution is rubbish." Any capitalist state that wanted it, cooed Malenkov, could have "lasting peace" with Russia...
...senior who had been in Moscow this summer challenged Kingsbury's statements. The student said that he had seen a poster where an American soldier was bayonetting a Korean woman. Her blood poured out and turned into dollar bills, which went into the pocket of an American capitalist. Kingsbury denied he had ever seen such posters...