Considered one of the most important strikes in American history, the Toledo Autolite strike is best remembered by its mass pickets and running battles between strikers and police/National Guard. Copied to clipboard United States claimants and unpaid strikes riots repression car industry 1930s AFL Toledo 1934 Toledo Auto-Lite strike Comments4 Brecher on the Brecher on the strike: http://libcom.org/history/toledo-auto-lite-strike-1934-jeremy-brecher Great stuff doing all these Great stuff doing all these photo galleries JC! No problem, that's how I No problem, that's how I spent my lonely Christmas. :cry: Juan Conatz wrote: No Juan Conatz No problem, that's how I spent my lonely Christmas. :cry: spending time with family is a bourgeois distraction
Brecher on the Brecher on the strike: http://libcom.org/history/toledo-auto-lite-strike-1934-jeremy-brecher
Juan Conatz wrote: No Juan Conatz No problem, that's how I spent my lonely Christmas. :cry: spending time with family is a bourgeois distraction
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Comments4
Brecher on the
Brecher on the strike:
http://libcom.org/history/toledo-auto-lite-strike-1934-jeremy-brecher
Great stuff doing all these
Great stuff doing all these photo galleries JC!
No problem, that's how I
No problem, that's how I spent my lonely Christmas. :cry:
Juan Conatz wrote: No
Juan Conatz
spending time with family is a bourgeois distraction