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Harry Gannes
Harry Gannes (1900 – 1941), foreign editor of the ''Daily Worker'' during much of the 1930’s, was an American communist of national prominence.〔"Red Editor Here Dies, Facing U.S. Charges," ''The New York Times'', January 7, 1941〕〔"Communist Dies: Federal court asked to drop action against Gannis ()" ''Buffalo Courier Express'', 7 January 1941〕
==Biography==
Harry Gannes was one of the founders (in 1922) of the Young Workers League, the predecessor of the Young Communist League, serving briefly as its general secretary.〔"Harry Gannes Dies," ''Daily Worker'', Jan. 5, 1941〕 As foreign editor of the ''Daily Worker'' he was a mentor to Theodore Draper,〔Draper, "Preface" to paperback edition of ''American Communism and Soviet Russia,'' pg. xi.〕 with whom he coauthored ''Spain in Revolt'' in 1936. His book ''When China Unites'', 1937, based on research and experiences during a trip to China in 1932-33,〔 describes the Kuomintang-Communist alliance of the mid-1920s and the confrontations between the two parties from 1927 on. Gannes traveled to China, and later to Europe (1938) using a passport under the name Henry George Jacobs.〔 For this he was indicted for passport fraud in 1939. At almost the same time, he fell ill and was diagnosed with a brain tumor, from which he died on 3 January 1941.
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