Martin Dies Jr.

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Martin Dies Jr. was a U.S. Congressman best known for chairing and lending his name to the early House Un-American Activities Committee during the late 1930s and 1940s.

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Martin Dies Jr. canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
member of the United States House of Representatives
politician
area of activity congressional investigations
domestic security policy
country of citizenship United States of America
familyName Dies
field of work law
politics
givenName Martin
has characteristic anti-communist stance
controversial figure in U.S. politics
language of work or name English
member of political party Democratic Party
name used for Dies Committee
notable for House investigations of alleged subversive activities
anti-communist investigations
notable role early leader of the House Un-American Activities Committee
notable work leadership of the House Un-American Activities Committee
occupation lawyer
politician
office contested United States Senate
part of United States House of Representatives
position held Chair of the House Un-American Activities Committee
U.S. Representative
surface form: United States representative
represented Texas
sex or gender male
work location Texas
Washington, D.C.

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Dies Committee namedAfter Martin Dies Jr.
Dies Committee chairperson Martin Dies Jr.
Dies Committee hasMember Martin Dies Jr.