FBI File on Malcolm X
.... As head of the nation of Islam, Malcolm X was seen as a threat to domestic stability, and J. Edgar
Hoover had the
FBI crete a file on Malcolm X as a result. ....
(960

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)
J. Edgar Hoover The name J. Edgar Hoover is almost synonymous wi
.... With the advent of Cold War tensions, however,
Hoover's FBI became even more of a potent force in the targeting of subversives. ....
(1797

7

)
The Civil Rights Movement
.... During his almost fifty years as head of the
FBI,
Hoover carefully expanded his power and increased his independence from those who were supposed to control him ....
(1876

8

)
The FBI's Attacks on the Black Panthers
.... J. Edgar
Hoover's FBI sought to eliminate groups such as the Black Panthers, the Nation of Islam, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), and Dr. ....
(2213

9

)
Union Stn. Massacre
.... He argues that corruption of all kinds was evident from the first "big" case handled by
Hoover's infant
FBI, and that it was intentional because
Hoover knew ....
(1289

5

)
Twentieth Century Timeline
.... 1924 J. Edgar
Hoover is appointed the Director of the
FBI.
Hoover's long reign of power via the
FBI made him at times more powerful ....
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Judgment Days: Civil Rights Era of 1960s
.... had the
FBI made one mistake Johnson would have had "his own Watergate." The forces that often drove Johnson and King apart, including
Hoover's machinations ....
(1705

7

)
The McCarthy Era in Perspective
.... J. Edgar
Hoover and the
FBI "fought" communism silently, using bureaucratic techniques and clandestine surveillance, long after McCarthy had dead. ....
(2386

10

)
Marcus Garvey
.... From surveillance measures to possible planting of evidence, the
FBI and
Hoover took every opportunity to undermine Garvey's efforts. ....
(3978

16

)
Ku Klux Klan and the Black Panther Party
....
Hoover of the
FBI was concerned lest another "black messiah" like Malcolm X or Martin Luther King arise among the black masses. ....
(3253

13

)
America in the Depression
.... The director of the
FBI, J. Edgar
Hoover issued priority orders for his agents to get all they could on Ethel. "There is no question. . ....
(2381

10

)
The murder of John F. Kennedy
.... of federal protections for minorities and whose colleagues included members of left-wing organizations, on the part of
FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover. ....
(2033

8

)
Elaine Brown's A Taste of Power: A Black Woman's
.... the
FBI went to any length, including cold-blooded murder of top Panther leaders, in an effort to destroy what
FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover declared a ....
(2129

9

)
History of the Black Panther Party
.... With that increased growth came increased attention from the police, and from the
FBI, with J. Edgar
Hoover deciding in 1968 that the Black Panther Party was ....
(2316

9

)
Assassination of JFK
.... The
FBI began to investigate the assassination immediately, and by the very next day "
FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover informed President Johnson that Oswald was ....
(1995

8

)
Assassination of President John F. Kennedy
.... The
FBI began to investigate the assassination immediately, and by the very next day "
FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover informed President Johnson that Oswald was ....
(1995

8

)
Martin Luther King Jr's Leadership Style
.... him and the movement. Most notable was the antipathy of the
FBI and its longtime director J. Edgar
Hoover. When SCLC's attempt to ....
(2409

10

)
NIXON AND WATERGATE This research paper examine
.... Frustrated by objections raised by
FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover, friction between
FBI and CIA and the inability of those agencies to find links between ....
(3836

15

)
Medgar Evers & Malcolm X
.... a relatively conservative organization, although it was labelled radical, and even communist, by white Americans, including the
FBI of J. Edgar
Hoover. ....
(1428

6

)
Assassination of President John F. Kennedy
.... Director J. Edgar
Hoover to the Warren Commission's general counsel describing a series of 1959 informant contacts between Ruby and the
FBI's Dallas office. ....
(2268

9

)
Murders of 3 Civil Rights Workers Murder in Mississippi: The ...
.... J. Edgar
Hoover arrives in Jackson to open a Mississippi office of the
FBI. The
FBI learns the probable location of the bodies. ....
(1917

8

)
The Origins of Mississippi Burning Murder in Mississippi: The ...
.... J. Edgar
Hoover arrives in Jackson to open a Mississippi office of the
FBI. The
FBI learns the probable location of the bodies. ....
(1925

8

)
Fingerprints in Criminal Investigations
.... J. Edgar
Hoover, the head of the
FBI at that time, was an important figure in the development of the use of fingerprints in criminal investigations. ....
(2489

10

)
Using America's Ideals as the Basis for Equality
.... By 1963, King had become a target for surveillance by the
FBI, with
FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover referring to him as "the most dangerous Negro of the future in ....
(1756

7

)
The Presidential Cabinet
.... From the time John Edgar
Hoover was appointed Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (
FBI) in 1924 until his death in 1972,
Hoover was the
FBI. ....
(10024

40

)
History of Organizaed Crime in the US
.... Freeh stated that the
FBI today did not want to make the same mistakes made by the bureau under
Hoover in the 1930s and 1940s when
Hoover resolutely denied ....
(5473

22

)
The Presidential Cabinet of the Federal Government
.... From the time John Edgar
Hoover was appointed Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (
FBI) in 1924 until his death in 1972,
Hoover was the
FBI. ....
(9981

40

)
The Developing Philosophy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
.... charge of protecting them.
FBI chief J. Edgar
Hoover made no secret of his animus toward King (Lane and Gregory 86). In Chicago, King ....
(2147

9

)
Internment of Japanese Americans
.... which went on for more than a month between Attorney General Francis Biddle and members of his staff, which included
FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover, who thought ....
(3656

15

)
Causes & Consequences of Internment Camps
.... which went on for more than a month between Attorney General Francis Biddle and members of his staff, which included
FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover, who thought ....
(3656

15

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