Freedom vol1 #6 June 1919

Including: new editors Harry Kelly and Leonard Abbott, anarchism/syndicalism/IWW, account of police interview with Freedom editor, Nicholas Tchaikovsky drifts from anarchism, dress workers in New York, miners in Germany, Alexander Berkman writes from prison, etc.

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