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The Workers' Struggle - where does Fosatu stand?

FOSATU
FOSATU

This is the text of a famous speech given by Joe Foster, a workerist militant in FOSATU.

Submitted by red jack on December 3, 2016

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Joe Foster's famous speech to FOSATU (1.81 MB)
  • South Africa
  • FOSATU
  • Joe Foster

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