The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 09 No. 12 - 3 June 1922)

Including: Repression of republicans in Northern Ireland, breakdown of our industrial system by Kropotkin continued, the Workers Opposition in Russia, Russian revolution by Luxemberg continued, Workers opposition by Kollontai continued, etc.

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