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==GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee==
 
==GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee==
 
Circa 1969, Sholem Lebovitz, Executive Secretary, [[G.I. Defense Organization]], Chicago                            , was listed as a sponsor of the [[Socialist Workers Party]] led [[GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee]] .<ref>Undated, GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee letterhead circa 1969</ref>
 
Circa 1969, Sholem Lebovitz, Executive Secretary, [[G.I. Defense Organization]], Chicago                            , was listed as a sponsor of the [[Socialist Workers Party]] led [[GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee]] .<ref>Undated, GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee letterhead circa 1969</ref>
 
==GI Defense Organization==
 
 
The GI Defense Organization [[GIDO]] was basically a CPUSA front, created by LeRoy Wolins with help from the SWP. Its' Exectuive Secretary was Sholem Lebovitz.
 
 
==Veterans for Peace in Vietnam==
 
 
Also known just as [[Veterans For Peace]] [[VFP]], this organization was founded by identified CPUSA member/military affairs leader [[Leroy Wolins]] in January 1966.
 
 
Lebovitz was identified as the "Treasurer" of the Chicago VFP, which was actually the national headquarters of that organization.
 
 
For more details on VFP, GIDO and GICLDC, see [[House Internal Security Committee]] [[HISC]] publication [[Investigation of Attempts to Subvert the United States Armed Services, Part I]], hearings, Oct. 20, 21, 22, 27 & 28, 1971, 92nd Congress, First Session, synopsis sections for each organization.
 
 
 
==References==
 
==References==
 
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[[Category:GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee]]
 
[[Category:GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee]]

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Sholem Lebovitz

GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee

Circa 1969, Sholem Lebovitz, Executive Secretary, G.I. Defense Organization, Chicago , was listed as a sponsor of the Socialist Workers Party led GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee .[1]

References

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  1. Undated, GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee letterhead circa 1969