Whittaker Chambers made a name for himself by writing a book which revealed that Communist Operatives were at work in the highest levels of U.S. Government. In 1952 Chambers published his autobiography "Witness" which became a sensational best-seller because of what it revealed.
Politically speaking, "Witness" is one of the most important books on the shelf. It is a literary roadmap which, like Saul Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals" gives readers a clear picture of how Radical Leftists think, talk and act.
