Marilyn Monroe Branded A Communist After 'Cover-Up' Marriage To Lefty Arthur Miller

After an exhaustive FBI investigation, it was discovered that Marilyn Monroe was a Soviet agent who secretly funneled her Hollywood millions to the Communist Party and married playwright Arthur Miller to "cover up" their joint anti-American activities!

These are just two of the incredible claims, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal about the late blonde bombshell and her sketchy past. While she was still alive, Hollywood whistleblowers insisted the movie star was infatuated with the "red menace" and was a potential threat to the United States.

In the climate of fear and paranoia in the United States during the McCarthy witch hunt period in the 1950s, such information, had it been made public, could have ruined Monroe's career, whether it was true or not.

Still, everyone was turning into an informant, in order to save their own skins!

A document in Monroe's top-secret files, which was opened after she requested a visa to visit Moscow, describes how a New York Daily News reporter contacted the FBI with information from an anonymous caller who claimed Marilyn had "drifted into the Communist orbit."

The caller accused Miller – the actress' husband from 1956 to 1961 – of being a "cultural front-man for the Communist Party." The caller also insisted money from the famed actress' movie company was being laundered and turned into cash-for-Communists.

The tip, received on July 11, 1956, was duly noted in Monroe's FBI folder with the agent reporting: "money from Marilyn Monroe Productions was finding its way into the Communist Party" and that the company was "filled with communists."

Any probe into Monroe's finances was not mentioned in the FBI papers but agents assigned to the case were left with little doubt about the star's political preferences.

According to the files, her views were "very positively and concisely leftist."

Meanwhile, Monroe was already on the FBI's RadarOnline.com even before she married Death of a Salesman writer Miller, who was a Broadway hero and liberal icon. They had met on the set of Bus Stop and married about a year-and-a-half after she divorced Joe DiMaggio, who was also a secret FBI target.

During their courtship, Miller was hauled before the House Un-American Activities Committee to explain his alleged Communist affiliations. While he vehemently denied the claims, he also refused to point out any other suspects. He was eventually convicted for contempt of Congress, fined $500 and had his passport revoked.

Nervous studio executives urged Monroe to dump the writer to save her career. She refused, calling them "born cowards" and publicly – and repeatedly – defended Miller while attacking Washington's witch-hunt mentality.

She was triumphant when the courts ruled Miller had been framed. However. FBI informants kept seeing "Reds" under – and in – Monroe's bed. There were rumors that the Hollywood hottie was in contact with the KGB and even had a fling with a Soviet spy!

After Monroe's heavily censored government files were released, an ex-KGB agent even produced a "documentary" revealing the actress secretly visited Moscow for two weeks in 1960 during a spat with Miller.

"Churchill said that subject (Monroe) 'has a lot of leftist rubbed off from Miller,'" the file says.

However, a month before her death in 1962, FBI administrators finally conceded: "there was no clear evidence subject Monroe was a communist sympathizer or a member of the Communist Party." But by then, Hoover's gang was busy monitoring the actress' very active sex life with the Kennedys and a girl – or two – on the side.

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