Letters from Prison: A Revolutionary Party Prepares for Post-World War II Labor Battles

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Pathfinder Press, 1908 - 362 halaman
Prison correspondence of a revolutionary leader jailed during World War II. Discusses how to educate and organize a communist movement able to stand up to wartime repression and prepare for the big labor battles that were emerging during the closing years of the war.

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