And Not A Shot Is Fired: The Communist Strategy For Subverting A Representative Government Kozak, Jan; John Howland Snow (Introduction) Anti-Communism,Eastern European History,Far Right,Socialism & Communism

A classic anti-Communist title based on Czech communist Jan Kozak's guidebook, "How Parliament Can Play a Revolutionary Part in the Transition to Socialism, and the Role of the Popular Masses" presented before a conference on theory at the Communist Party's own political university in Prague during the summer of 1957. In his introduction, John Howland Snow describes it as a blueprint "by which a democratic, representative government is metamorphosed into a socialist state by legal, democratic means." The first English language edition appeared in London in 1961 with the first U.S. edition published by Snow's Long House imprint in January 1962. Laid in publisher's material. The book was later reprinted by Robert Welch University Press in 1999. Copies of the Long House edition are scarce in the trade. Trade paperback format, 48 p. Light wear to covers; extremist research Laird Wilcox's copy with his signature to the top of the title page and the stamp of the Wilcox Collection; some marginal squiggles to a few pages. A very good copy.