The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 6 No. 41 - 3 January 1920)

Including: corruption in Hungary, a letter from Lenin, the allies and Ukraine, formation on the International Union of ex-servicemen, Sylvia Pankhurst on the Independent Labour Party, police agent Alex Gordon and the suffragettes, revolutionary youth of Scandinavia, Labour in Ireland by Nora Connolly, etc.

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