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This chapter focuses on the emergence of the Revolutionary Union, a Bay Area group led by Leibel Bergman, whom the FBI regarded as a witting agent of Chinese intelligence. The Bureau believed Bergman’s mission was to shape the New Left on Beijing’s behalf, largely through the activities of his son and daughter-in-law, Lincoln and Arlene Bergman. By spotlighting the Revolutionary Union’s influence, the chapter underscores the FBI’s concern that Chinese intelligence had found an entry point into the U.S. student movement.

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Radicalization and Collaboration with Foreign Actors, Part 2

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    2025年

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  • Jason Ross Arnold

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This chapter focuses on the emergence of the Revolutionary Union, a Bay Area group led by Leibel Bergman, whom the FBI regarded as a witting agent of Chinese intelligence. The Bureau believed Bergman’s mission was to shape the New Left on Beijing’s behalf, largely through the activities of his son and daughter-in-law, Lincoln and Arlene Bergman. By spotlighting the Revolutionary Union’s influence, the chapter underscores the FBI’s concern that Chinese intelligence had found an entry point into the U.S. student movement.