A Master's Thesis by George Pearce detailing the history of the Industrial Workers of the World from 1932-1949.
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A Master's Thesis by George Pearce detailing the history of the Industrial Workers of the World from 1932-1949.
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Never heard of this, look forward to seeing the full thesis!
Ok, I believe this is now complete. Worth reading if you're interested in the IWW during this period.
Thanks for putting this up!