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William Edward Dodd Jr. (August 8, 1905 – October 18, 1952) was an American political activist who ran unsuccessfully for Congress during the 1930s. While working for the Federal Communications Commission in the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt during the 1940s, he became the target of an early congressional crusade against ...
They had two children, a daughter, Martha (1908–1990), and a son, William E. Dodd Jr. (1905–1952) Academic career [ edit ] Dodd learned a class-conscious view of Southern history from his family, which taught him that slaveholders were responsible for the Civil War .
William Edward Dodd Jr. was an American political activist who ran unsuccessfully for Congress during the 1930s. While working for the Federal Communications Commission in the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt during the 1940s, he became the target of an early congressional crusade against alleged communist sympathizers and subversives.
William E. Dodd (October 21, 1869–February 9, 1940) was professor of history at the University of Chicago. Dodd specialized in the history of the American South, and served as ambassador to Germany from 1933–37.
2 mag 2011 · William Dodd served for four years as the ambassador to Germany before resigning — after repeated clashes with both Nazi Party officials and the State Department. Erik Larson chronicles...
William Edward Dodd Jr. (August 8, 1905 – October 18, 1952) was an American political activist who ran unsuccessfully for Congress during the 1930s. While working for the Federal Communications Commission in the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt during the 1940s, he became the target of an ear
By William E. Dodd, Jr., and Martha Dodd Harcourt, 1941, 464 pp. Unlike Sir Nevile Henderson, to mention only one, Mr. Dodd went to Germany (in the summer of 1933) already disliking the Nazi régime.
