An article by William Millikan about strikebreaking in Minneapolis during the First World War. Copied to clipboard Originally appeared in Minnesota History (Spring 1986). Attachments Defenders.pdf (2.75 MB) Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) United States 1910s World War I Minneapolis Socialist Party of America William Millikan PDF Comments
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