"Workers Solidarity" (WSA-IWA) - # 4 - December 1992 / January 1993

1990s bi-monthly national publication of the Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA). The WSA was affiliated with the International Workers Association (IWA) at the time when this was published.

- The Situation in Germany: Interview with FAU members

- Shop Column

- Illinois Sugar Workers

- Fuerza Unida

- Houston Transit Workers

- Oscar Mayer Workers

- Foundry Workers Strike

- Corporate Profits

- Canadian Plant Occupation

- Education Workers Network

- Public Sector Network

- Goals of Anarcho-syndicalism

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Scan5905.pdf - WS #4.pdf (5.47 MB)

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