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The book burnings started on May 10th, 1933 and continued until the end of World War II.
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The Hollywood Blacklist prevented individuals in the entertainment industry who were believed to be communist or communist sympathizers from working. It ended in 1960 when a blacklisted individual was publicly announced as the screenwriter for the film Spartacus.
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The Loyalty Oath Controversy at University of California began in 1949 and ended sometime in 1958. (no specific date found.)
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The end of World War II is still debated today, but a Treaty of Peace with Japan was signed in 1951 (though it didn't come into effect until April 28th, 1952.)
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Media coverage did not start until April 22nd but the hearings investigating the accusations between the United States army and Senator Joseph McCarthy first convened on March 16th.
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