1957: famous playwright Arthur Miller was found guilty of contempt

May 31 the day of the U.S. playwright Arthur Miller was convicted of contempt of Parliament the U.S..

On the allegations that they were part of a communist conspiracy, which the U.S. had planned to use false passports.

During the investigation Merilin Monroe's husband Arthur Miller, the Hollywood star reportedly refused to name Communist writers with whom he had attended several meetings in New York.

Case during the trial by his lawyer claimed that his client asked questions to do with the passport issue was not.

Government side during the hearing that Arthur Miller became part of the Communist Party in 1943, but Miller's lawyer said that he had not ever been a member of the party.

During the hearing of the case was very organically and finally Miller was accused of contempt of Parliament.

Many of America's Communist parties say the government took was to create the illusion, that citizens in private Jidgioan was Rakalndazie.