The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 5 No. 34 - 16 November 1918)

The post-Armistice issue, including: government policy triggers unemployment and low pay, release political prisoners and conscientious objectors, Russia, war and revolution by J.T. Walton Newbold, Sylvia Pankhurst on Armistice, Doushan Popovitch obituary, etc.

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