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Arthur Miller‘s Childhood    Arthur Miller was born on October 17th, 1915 in Manhattan. He was the second son of Isidore and Augusta Miller, both Jewish immigrants from Poland. Isidore did his best to achieve the American Dream for his family

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Arthur Miller‘s Childhood    Arthur Miller was born on October 17th, 1915 in Manhattan. He was the second son of Isidore and Augusta Miller, both Jewish immigrants from Poland. Isidore did his best to achieve the American Dream for his family

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Miller died on the evening of February 10, 2005 (the 56th anniversary of the Broadway debut of Death of a Salesman) at age 89 of bladder cancer and heart failure, at his home in Roxbury, Connecticut. He had been in hospice care at his sister's apartment in New York since his release from hospital the previous month.He was surrounded by Barley, family and friends. His body was interred at Roxbury Center Cemetery in Roxbury.

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Arraignment by the House of Un-American Activities

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Arraignment by the House of Un-American Activities

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Arthur Miller testifies before HUAC, June 21, 1956. On this day in 1956, playwright Arthur Miller testified before the House Committee on Un-American Activitiesabout his political leanings but refused to name others who had joined him in his pro-Communist undertakings.

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After the Fall (play)

All My Sons

The American Clock

The Archbishop's Ceiling

Broken Glass (play)

The Creation of the World and Other Business

Death of a Salesman

Elegy for a Lady

Everybody Wins (film)

Finishing the Picture

The Golden Years (play)

Honors at Dawn

Incident at Vichy

The Last Yankee

The Man Who Had All the Luck

A Memory of Two Mondays

Mr. Peters' Connections

No Villain

The Price (play)

Resurrection Blues

The Ride Down Mt. Morgan

Some Kind of Love Story

That They May Win

They Too Arise

A View from the Bridge

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He believe his Jewish faith and his liberal political views, he criticized the shortcomings of modern American society, particularly those dealing with inequalities in labor and race.

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Miller says he was never a member of the communist party, but admitted he supported communist-front groups and refused to give names of people associated with the Communist party.
Arthur Miller believed that every American citizen deserved the right to their own political views.

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--1915 -- born in Manhattan
--1943 -- worked as a screen writer for film "The Story of the G.I. Joe" and eventually quits because of frustration.
--1947 -- Wrote play "All My Sons"  rated one of the best plays of 1947.
--1953-- Crucible opens on Broadway.
--June 29, 1956-- Divorces his first wife and marries Marilyn Monroe.