Issues of the Red Menace newsletter, published by the Libertarian Socialist Collective in Canada between 1976 and 1980.
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Jeremy Brecher's historical account of the general strike and takeover of the city by workers in Seattle in 1919.
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A short history of a massive general strike of 20,000, mostly female and Jewish, garment workers which lasted 11 weeks and won significant improvements.
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There is an online archive of Red Menace including issues 5 & 6 at www.connexions.org.
I can't say I agreed with a lot of stuff in this publication when it first published. These many years later I started to browse once again.