The unemployed who kicked: a study of the political struggles and organisations of the New South Wales unemployed in the Great Depression

Unemployed Workers Movement Sydney 1931

Nadia Wheatley's path-breaking master's thesis looking in microscopic detail at the struggles waged by unemployed workers in Sydney, Australia during the Great Depression.

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AJ, looks like there is…

AJ, looks like there is maybe supposed to be a PDF attached here?

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