2003
DOI: 10.1111/1542-734x.00083
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Becoming the Most Hated Woman in America: Madalyn Murray O'Hair

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“…Her biographers have suggested several reasons for Murray's eventual application, in 1960, for Russian citizenship in preparation to emigrate, ranging from unhappiness with family to dissatisfaction with work or long-term affiliation with Communists and radical political groups. 51 But Murray's letter to Paton adds another dimension. Rather than its being an escape from family complexities and employment difficulties or a special fondness for Marxism, the initial attraction of the Soviet Union for Murray was that she would be "acceptable there as an unmarried mother."…”
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“…Her biographers have suggested several reasons for Murray's eventual application, in 1960, for Russian citizenship in preparation to emigrate, ranging from unhappiness with family to dissatisfaction with work or long-term affiliation with Communists and radical political groups. 51 But Murray's letter to Paton adds another dimension. Rather than its being an escape from family complexities and employment difficulties or a special fondness for Marxism, the initial attraction of the Soviet Union for Murray was that she would be "acceptable there as an unmarried mother."…”
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confidence: 99%