of Brain-Washing, a book that purported to be a condensation of a work by Lavrentiy Beria, the Soviet secret police chief. Goff has also been attributed with creating the "strangled to death quote", which he falsely attributed to the CPUSA leader, Gus Hall. The purported quote was: I dream of the hour when the last congressman is strangled to death on the guts of the last preacher-and since the Christians seem to love to sing about the blood, why not give them a little of it? Slit the throats of their children [and] draw them over the mourners' bench and the pulpit and allow them to drown in their own blood, and then see whether they enjoy singing those hymns. The quote is evocative of Denis Diderot, the eighteenth-century philosopher who allegedly wrote, "I should like to see ... the last king strangled with the guts of the last priest." The evangelist Jerry Falwell used the false quote as late as 1980. In 2011, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police released a 1960 letter from Goff to the anti-Communist writer Pat Walsh, which claimed that Canadian socialist leader Tommy Douglas had been active in Communist circles in the 1930s. According to Goff, "Premier Douglas was a preacher in Chicago about the time I was a member of the Communist Party and he attended party rallies on the University campus presided over by Claude Lightfoot and Morris Childs". Books Brainwashed Into Slavery, by Kenneth Goff, 63 pages They would destroy our way of life (1944) 48 pages Traitors in the Pulpit and Treason Toward God (1946) 61 pages Confessions of Stalin's Agent (1948) 78 pages text Red betrayal of youth (1948) 32 pages The Soviet Art Of Brainwashing - A Synthesis of the Russian Textbook on Psychopolitics (1950) Will Russia Invade America? (1951) 63 pages Communism in America (1952) The scarlet woman of Revelation (1952) 32 pages One World a Red World (1952) 64 pages The Long Arm of Stalin (1952) 63 pages Hitler and the Twentieth Century Hoax (1954) 72 pages. Goff suggests Hitler was a communist agent and may have survived the fall of Berlin. Strange Fire (The Church, Christianity & Communism in America) (1954) hardcover The flying saucers: From Russia, from another planet, from God (1955) 32 pages AMERICA: Zion of God (1955) 80 pages Reds Promote Racial War (1958) 76 pages Red Shadows (1959) 93 pages Still 'tis