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Clifford Durr

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Creator:Brown, Sarah Hart, 1938-
Title:Clifford Durr
Date:2007 July 31
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Encyclopedia article about Clifford Durr, lawyer and nationally respected defender of civil liberties during the post-World War II Red Scare, a supporter of the civil rights movement, and counsel to civil rights icon Rosa Parks.

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Types:Articles
Subjects:Durr, Clifford J. (Clifford Judkins), 1899-1975 | Lawyers--Alabama | Civil rights workers--Alabama | Social reformers--Alabama | Civil rights movements--Alabama | Lawyers--Washington (D.C.) | National Lawyers Guild | Montgomery (Ala.) | Montgomery County (Ala.) | Washington (D.C.)
Collection:Encyclopedia of Alabama
Institution:Encyclopedia of Alabama
Contributors:Encyclopedia of Alabama (Project) | Alabama Humanities Foundation | Auburn University | Merrill-Hall New Media
Online Publisher:[Auburn, Ala.] : Alabama Humanities Foundation and Auburn University | 2007-07-31
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