The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 06 No. 09 - 24 May 1919)

Including: Anton Pannekoek on the German revolution, training for newcomers, a protestor's account of her picket of Wandsworth prison. government spying on soldiers, European peace treaty, child welfare in the UK and Russia, May Day in Ireland, etc.

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