Laurence Short was once a communist. Now he is the Reds implacable enemy. How he beat them - he was bashed and threatened in the process - is one of the most dramatic stories of Australian unionism. It is the story of one determined man against a cunning political machine, of ballot-faking and double-crossing, subterfuge and plain dishonesty. August 27, 1952.

Laurence Short was once a communist. Now he is the Reds implacable enemy. How he beat them - he was bashed and threatened in the process - is one of the most dramatic stories of Australian unionism. It is the story of one determined man against a cunning political machine, of ballot-faking and double-crossing, subterfuge and plain dishonesty. August 27, 1952.
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