Anti-Communist League

The Anti-Communist League was a political organization that emerged in response to the rise of communism, particularly during the 20th century. Its members generally opposed communist ideologies, advocating for capitalism and democratic governance. The league aimed to educate the public about the perceived threats of communism and to promote policies that would reduce its influence. It often collaborated with other anti-communist groups and was active during periods of intense political conflict, such as the Cold War, influencing public opinion and government policies against communist movements both domestically and internationally.