File:Ware-harold-c1935.jpg

Summary[edit]

Harold "Hal" Ware (1890-1935), Communist agriculture expert and espionage agent

From Ella Reeve Bloor, We Are Many, International Publishers, copyright 1940.

Original copy in Tim Davenport Collection, scanned by me for Wikipedia, no copyright claimed.

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1. This is the image of historically significant figure, Harold Ware, a prominent agricultural expert and espionage agent.

2. There are no suitable images of this individual in the public domain which might be used instead of this image.

3. This is a deceased individual, so no new images of the individual may be created in the public domain.

4. This image is extracted from a book published in 1940 and out of print for decades.

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7. This image is being used in conjunction with an educational encyclopedia article on the subject of the photo, Harold Ware. Its use significantly enriches the presentation of the topic.

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