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“You understand we are radical”: the United Mine Workers of America, District 18 and The One Big Union, 1919-1920

The story of the United Mine Workers of America District 18 and their path into, and then later out of, the radical One Big Union.

Submitted by Juan Conatz on December 9, 2013
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  • 1910s
  • 1920s
  • Canada
  • One Big Union
  • United Mine Workers
  • Jason Devine
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