Miller, Arthur: 1915-2005
Information about Arthur Miller and the House of Un-American Activities
- In 1956 Arthur Miller was subpoenaed to testify before the House of Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
- FBI Kept Watch On Arthur Miller: "For a decade before his congressional testimony, the FBI kept track of the playwright, but ended up making a more convincing case that Miller was a dissenter from the Communist Party rather than a sympathizer." CBS News; June 20, 2006
- Miller describes the paranoia that swept America. The Guardian; June 17, 2000
- Arthur Miller guilty of contempt, May 31, 1957
- This site does not support a secure connection meaning the information transmitted can be intercepted and read by third parties. This is used for general browsing of websites that do not require sensitive data transmission. You can access this site. - Arthur Miller cleared of contempt, August 5, 1958
- This site does not support a secure connection meaning the information transmitted can be intercepted and read by third parties. This is used for general browsing of websites that do not require sensitive data transmission. You can access this site. - Arthur Miller talks about the HUAC and The Crucible
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