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International Council Correspondence Volume 1, Number 3

The Volume 1, Number 3 (December 1934) issue of International Council Correspondence.

Submitted by klas batalo on December 16, 2014

CONTENTS

-Theses on Bolshevism

-What's behind the "New Deal"?

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International Council Correspondence Volume 1, Number 3 (December 1934).pdf (3.47 MB)

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