Industrial communism

A pro-Bolshevik pamphlet written in 1917 by Harold Lord Varney, who later left the IWW and moved in the direction of fascism and anti-communism.

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industrial communism.pdf (1.31 MB)

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O.o guy sounded like a

O.o guy sounded like a keeper. :P glad he left.

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