A paper by Roy Rosenzweig about the American Workers Party and its organizations for the unemployed during the 1930s. Copied to clipboard Originally appeared in Labor History (Volume 16, Issue 1, 1975) Files Radicals-and-the-Jobless.pdf (8.06 MB) United States 1930s unemployment American Workers Party Roy Rosenzweig I read this when first published. It's interesting.
1932: the Ford Hunger March massacre Pictures from the 1932 Ford Hunger March massacre in Detroit, where police and Ford security guards killed 4 and injured 60 when they opened fire…
The Communist Party and socialists during the 1934 Toledo Auto-Lite strike A passage about radicals involvement in the 1934 Toledo Auto-Lite strike, from The Communist Party…
Personal histories of the early CIO Transcript of a talk given by 5 people who were involved in CIO organizing in the 1930s.
Keeping Minneapolis an open-shop town: the Citizens' Alliance in the 1930s - Lois Quam & Peter Rachleff A paper written by Lois Quam and Peter Rachleff about the Citizens' Alliance, an…
I read this when first published. It's interesting.