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Workers in Stalin's Russia - Marie Louise Berneri

A short book written in 1944. Berneri outlines how socialism did not exist in the U.S.S.R. and how the lives of workers under state socialism was essentially the same as those who lived under capitalist democracies.

Submitted by Mair Waring on April 3, 2020

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MLB-WSR-LC.pdf (18.12 MB)
  • women
  • World War II
  • workers councils
  • USSR
  • United Kingdom
  • Stalinism
  • Freedom Press
  • work life
  • Marie Louise Berneri
  • USSR
  • trade unions

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