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Cold War and Vietnam
Boyer, Paul. By the Bomb’s Early Light: American Thought and Culture at the Dawn of the Atomic Age. 1985. Reprint, Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1994.
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Gitlin, Todd. The Sixties: Years of Hope, Days of Rage. Revised edition. New York: Bantam Books, 1993.
Grossman, Andrew D. Neither Dead Nor Red: Civilian Defense and American Political Development During the Early Cold War. New York: Routledge, 2001.
Haynes, John Earl, and Harvey Klehr. Venona: Decoding Soviet Espionage in America. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1999.
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Terrorism
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Index
Abolitionists
opposition to
Abouhalima, Mahmud
Abraham Lincoln Battalion
Abwehr (German military intelligence)
Abzug, Bella
Adams, John
Afghanistan
African Americans. See also Civil rights movement; Harlem; Racism; Slavery
American Revolution
antebellum era
Civil War
Cold War era
Depression era
Draft Riot
Dutch colonial era
English colonial era
Vietnam War era
War of 1812
World War I
World War II
Air raid drills
Cold War
World War I
World War II (photo)
Al Qaeda
Alabama (Confederate steamship)
Albany, New York
Albert, Heinrich
Al-Farook Mosque (Brooklyn)
Amagansett, Long Island
Ambrose Channel
American Civil Liberties Union
American Defense Society
American Jewish Congress
American Legion
American Protective League
Amsterdam, Netherlands
and Peter Stuyvesant
Anarchists
post-World War I era
World War I era
Andros, Edmund
Anglo-Dutch Wars
Anglo-French Wars (1689–1763)
Anglo-French Wars (1792–1815)
Anthrax
Anti-Catholicism
Anti-immigrant feeling
Civil War era
World War I era
Anti-Semitism
Islamists and
Anti-Semitism (continued)
World War I era
World War II era
Antiwar movement (Vietnam War era)
Arab Americans and Arab immigrants
Archangel, Russia
Armed Resistance Unit
Armistice Day
Armories
Arson(photo)
Astor, John Jacob
Astoria, Queens
Atlanta, Georgia
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Atomic bomb
Atta, Mohammed
Austria-Hungary
Austrian immigrants
AWARE, Inc.
Ayyad, Nidal
Azores
Azzam, Abdullah
Badillo, Herman
Baez, Joan
Bailey, Bill
Baldwin, Hanson
Baldwin, James
Baldwin, Roger
Baltimore
Bankers and Banks
Barker, Jacob
Bartok, Bela
Baruch, Bernard
&n
bsp; Bateman, John
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn
Battery Park(photo)
Battery, the
colonial era(photo)
Battle of Brooklyn
Battle of Long Island. See Battle of Brooklyn
Baxter, George
Bay Ridge, Brooklyn
Bayonne, New Jersey
Becker, Norma
Bedacht, Max
Bedford (Kings County)
Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
Bedloe’s Island
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Bellamy, Carol
Bellomont, Earl of (Richard Coote)
Berknap, Michael
Berlin
World War I
World War II
Berlin, Irving
Bermuda
Bernhard, Robert
Bernstein, Adina
Bernstorff, Johann von
Bigart, Homer
Binalshibh, Ramzi
Black Liberation Army
Black Panther Party
Black Tom explosion (photo)
Blacklist, during Cold War era
Blackouts
Block Island
Blockade, British, during War of 1812
Blockhouses
Bloody Friday. See Hard hat riot
Board of Education, New York City
Boerum Hill, Brooklyn
Bolshevik Revolution and Bolshevism
Bomb shelters
Bombings, terrorist
Bompard, Jean-Baptiste
Borough Park, Brooklyn
Boston
American Revolution
Civil War era
colonial era
World War I era
Boudin, Kathy
Bourne, Randolph
Bowling Green(photo)
Boycotts
Braun, Wernher von
Brazil
Bread and Puppet Theater
Brecht, Bertolt
Brennan, Peter
Breslin, Jimmy
Breton, Andre
Breuckelen. See Brooklyn
Britain, and British
American Revolution
Civil war
Dutch era
English colonial era
post-revolutionary era and War of 1812
World War I
World War II
British Security Coordination
Bronx, the
Cold War era
terrorism
Vietnam War era
World War I era
World War II era
Brooklyn
civil defense
Civil War
Cold war
terrorism
Vietnam War era
War of 1812
World War I
World War II
Brooklyn Army Terminal
Brooklyn College
Brooklyn Heights
American Revolution
Brooklyn Navy Yard
War of 1812 era
World War I
World War II
Brown, Harvey
Brown, William Wells
Brownout, World War II
Brownsville, Brooklyn
Buchanan, Franklin
Buda, Mario
Bull magazine
Bull Run, First Battle of
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Bullivant, Benjamin
Burger, Ernst Peter
Burleson, Albert
Burr, Aaron
Burton, Mary
Bush, George H.W.
Bushnell, David
Bushwick, Brooklyn
Butler, John Vernon
Caesar’s Column (Donnelly)
Call (newspaper)
Cambodia
Camp Kilmer
Camp Merritt
Camp Nordland
Camp Shanks
Camp Siegfried
Camp Stewart
Camp Upton
Campos, Pedro Albizu
Canada
colonial era
fears of attack from
War of 1812
Canarsie Indians
Canary Islands
Cape Cod
Carnera, Primo
Carter, Jimmy
Casablanca
Castro, Fidel
Catholic Workers
Catholicism, and Catholics
Civil War era
Cold War and Vietnam War eras
Dutch era
English colonial era
World War II
Catt, Carrie Chapman
Central Park(photo)
protest rallies
Chagall, Marc
Chamber of Commerce, New York
Chambers, Whittaker
Charles II (England)
Charleston, South Carolina
Chase, Salmon P.
Chelsea
Chesapeake Bay
Chiang Kai-shek
Chicago
World War I
World War II
China
Chinatown
Chinese Americans, Chinese immigrants
Christian Front
Christian Mobilizers
Chuong, Mrs. Tran Van
Church of England (Anglican Church)
Churchill, Winston
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
City College
City Council, New York
City Hall
City Hall Park
demonstrations
City Island
Civil defense
Cold War
movement against during Cold War
World War II
Civil rights movement
Clan na Gael
Clark, Kenneth
Clinton, De Witt
Clinton, George, (American governor and vice president)
Clinton, George (British colonial governor)
Clinton, Sir Henry
Coast Guard
Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
Cochrane, Sir Alexander
Cockburn, Sir George
Cockran, William Bourke
Cohan, George M.
Cohen, John
Cohn, Roy
Colepaugh, William
Collazo, Oscar
Colman, John
Colored Orphan Asylum
Columbia University
Columbus Hospital
Committee for Nonviolent Action
Committee on Public Information (CPI)
Common Council, New York City
Commonweal magazine
Communism, and Communists
Cold War
Depression era
Vietnam War era
Coney Island
Connecticut River
Connecticut
American Revolution
Cold War
Dutch era
Contracting, war
Civil War
World War I
World War II
Convoys
World War II
Copperheads
Cordero, Andres Figueroa
Corlears Hook
Cornbury, Lord
Cornell, Thomas
Cornwallis, Charles Lord
Corps of Engineers, US Army
Coughlin, Charles
Courtney, William Augustus
Creel, George
Crimean War
Croatian nationalists
Cromwell, Oliver
Croton Reservoir
Cuba
Cuban Americans and Cuban immigrants
Cuban missile crisis
Cullen, John
Curacao
Curtis, George W.
Czech Americans and Czech immigrants
D’Estaing, Charles-Hector, Comte
Daily Worker
Dalton School
Daly, Maria Lydig
and African Americans
Danbury, Co
nnecticut
Dancis, Bruce
Dannenberg, Linda
Dasch, John George
Davis, Jefferson
Day, Dorothy
De Grasse, Francois Joseph Paul
De Vries, David
Decatur, Stephen
Delafield, Richard
De Lancey, James
De Lancey, Oliver
Delaware Bay
Delaware River
Dutch era
and Swedes
Delaware
Dellinger, David
Democratic Party, and Democrats
Civil war era
and Draft Riot
Vietnam War era
World War II
Democratic-Republicans
Demologos (Fulton I, steam warship)
Department stores
Depression (1930s)
Destruction of Gotham (Miller)
Detroit
Devoy, John
Dewey, John
Diem, Ngo Dinh
Dimout
Disaster Control Board, New York City
Diseases
Dix, John
Doenitz, Karl
Donnelly, Ignatius
Douglas, Stephen
Draft card burning, during Vietnam War
Draft Riot
later references to
Drisius, Samuel
Du Bois, W. E. B.
Duck and Cover drills
Duffy Square
Duffy, Father Francis
Dunmore, Lord
Dunning, John
Duryee’s Zouaves
Dutch East India Company
Dutch Reformed Church
Dutch Republic
Dutch-Spanish wars
Dutch West India Company (WIC)
and English threat
Dworkowitz, Norman
Dylan, Bob
East Harlem
East India Company (English)
East New York, Brooklyn
East River
American Revolution
Civil War
Dutch era(photo)
English colonial era(photo)
War of 1812 era
East Village
Egypt
Egyptian Americans, Egyptian immigrants
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Eisenstaedt, Alfred
Eleventh Street explosion (1970). See West Eleventh Street explosion
Ellis Island
as immigration center
Elmhurst, Queens
Embuscade (French frigate)
Empire State Building
Epstein, Moray
Espionage Act, federal
Espionage. See Spies
Ethiopia
Evertsen, Cornelis, the Younger
Fair Employment Practices Committee (FEPC)
Fallout, nuclear, and shelters
FALN. See Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional Puertorriquena
Fascism, and Fascists
Fast, Howard
Fatherland, The (magazine)
FBI
Cold War
Islamists
and New Left