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This is an eye-opening collection of materials documenting the long historic struggle over and within various radical movements in 20th century American history.

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From the holdings of Princeton University Industrial Relations Library.

Contents

• [1] Study of social movements / by Joseph R. Gusfield, 1968
• [2] Guide to communist tactics among the unemployed (committee print) / by 87th Congress, 1st Session, 1961
• [3] Communist domination of certain unions (Senate doc. no. 89) / by 82nd Congress, 1st Session, 1951
• [4] 100 things you should know about communism and labor / prepared by Committee on Un-American Activities, U. S. House of Representatives, 1948
• [5] Reds in trade unions / by William H. Chartener, 1949
• [6] Communists within the labor movement: the facts and counter-measures / Chamber of Commerce of the United States, 1947
• [7] Trade unions: transmission belts of the party / by East European Labor Experts, 1958
• [8] Supplement to "West Germany: new field for CGT influence" / by Morris Weisz, Acting Director, Labor Division, 1955
• [9] Survey of communist activities in the education field / by Morris Weisz, Labor Adviser, USRO, 1954
• [10] Problematique de l'evelution du syndicalisme / by Robert Goetz-Girey, 1957
• [11] Best-seller book condensation - the road ahead: America's creeping revolution / by John T. Flynn, 1950
• [12] How to spot communist traps / published by Enterprise Publications, 1961
• [13] Labor action / published by Independent Socialist Weekly, 1953
• [14] Mexico and the fascist menace / by Alejandro Carrillo, 1940
• [15] Second supplement to "West Germany: new field for CGT influence" / by Mirris Weisz, Acting Director, Labor Division, USRO, 1955
• [16] Work or starve / by W. A. Appleton, [1928]
• [17] Industrial crisis and the co-operators / by J. Harrison, 1925
• [18] Social general strike / by Jack Tanner, 1919
• [19] Soviets for the British: a plain talk to plain people / by L. A. Motler, [1929]
• [20] Idea / prepared by Industrial Union, [1929]
• [21] Communist: an organ of the third (communist) international / published by Executive Committee of the Communist Party, 1920
• [22] Civil liberties issues in Congress / by Press Service, American Civil Liberties Union, 1930
• [23] Ideological stalemate ahead? / released by Barradas League, 1952
• [24] Red labor marches in Mexico / by Hartley W. Barclay, 1938
• [25] Can American labor defeat the communists? / by Merlyn S. Pitzele for Atlantic Monthly, 1947
• [26] Communism in trade unions / by The Times, 1948
• [27] Reds in trade unions / by William H. Chartener, 1949
• [28] How to stop communist domination of unions / published by General Electric, 1952
• [29] West Germany: new field for CGT influence / by Morris Weisz, Acting Director, Labor Division, USRO, 1954
• [30] Sixteen songs for sixpence / by Lansbury's Labour Weekly, 1926
• [31] Socialist labor party platform: adopted by the national convention of the party, April, 10, 1912 / prepared by Paul Augustine, National Secretary, Socialist Labor Party, 1923
• [32] Statement on the current political situation / issued by National Executive Committee of the Socialist Party, 1928
• [33] Letter from Tom Mooney to J. D. Brown, Director of Industrial Relations, Princeton, concerning the hearing of petition for a habeas corpus writ / by Tom Mooney, 1936
• [34] Letter to militant workers from the labor defense council / by Moritz J. Loel, Secreatry, Labor Defense Council, 1923
• [35] Michigan in the muck / by Eugene V. Debs, 1923
• [36] Poster urging people to finance and support the march of the labor's army of freedom / prepared by Labor Defense Council, 1923
• [37] Draft program of the revolutionary workers league of the United States / issued by Political Committee, Revolutionary Workers League, 1939
• [38] What to do about communism in unions / by L. R. Boulware, 1952
• [39] What to do about communism in unions no. 2 / by L. R. Boulware, G. H. Pfeif, W. J. Barron, 1952
• [40] Labor herald / published by Trade Union Educational League, 1923
• [41] Second conference session "types of American socialism": special topics / by Princeton University, Program of Study in American Civilization, 1944
• [42] First conference session "European backgrounds of American socialism": special topics / by Princeton University, Program of Study in American Civilization, 1944
• [43] Third conference session "the doctrinal basis of American socialism": general reading / by Princeton University, Program of Study in American Civilization, 1945
• [44] Second conference session "types of american socialism": general reading / by Princeton University, Program of Study in American Civilization, 1944
• [45] Third conference session "the doctrinal basis of American socialism": special topics / by Princeton University Program of Study in American Civilization, 1945
• [46] People's program of struggle for the defeat of Hitler and Hitlerism / prepared by National Committee of the Communist Party, 1941
• [47] Release all class war prisoners / forum by Secretary of the General Defense Committee, [1923]
• [48] Second conference session "socialist aesthetic theory and practice, and their effects on American art and literature": special topics / by Princeton University Program of Study in American Civilization, 1945
• [49] We don't want them / by Walter F. Douglas, for Hotel Statler News, 1947
• [50] Case of Sacco and Vanzetti / by Felix Frankfurter, 1927.
• [51] Letter from Tom Mooney to his comrades, friends, and fellow unionists informing them of his sentence and asking them for help in granting him freedom / by Tom Mooney, 1932
• [52] Gov. Rolph refuses to pardon Mooney; 'convinced' of guilt / printed in New York Times, 1932
• [53] Detectives faked red plots to stir clients, says spy / published in New York Times, 1923
• [54] Democracy or disruption: an examination of communist influences in the trade unions / by Walter Citrine, 1928
• [55] Letter from general defense committee thanking friends for the aid in the release of the boys in Leavenworth / by Harry Feinberg, 1924
• [56] Letter from the general defense committee asking fellow workers to donate money in order to aid workers who are jailed / by Harry Feinberg, Secretary, General Defense Committee, 1924
• [57] When at leisure - give this your time and mind / prepared by Literature Department Workers Party, [1925]
• [58] Labor and the new social order: a report on reconstruction by the sub-commitee of the British labor party / by New Republic: a journal of opinion, 1918
• [59] Letter by the industrial workers of the world members newly released from the Leavenworth penitentiary asking for support in releasing the rest of the members / published by General Defense Committee, [1925]
• [60] Communist / published by United Communist Party of America, 1920
• [61] Farmer-labor party campaign fund / prepared by Workers Party of America, [1924]
• [62] Letter concerning the farmer-labor party campaign fund / by C. E. Ruthenberg, Executive Secretary, Workers Party of America, 1924
• [63] To arms, comrades! / by American Anarchist Federated Commune Soviets, 1921
• [64] Police would expel colored organizer / by Press Service, American Civil Liberties Union, 1927
• [65] How to beat the communists / by Walter P. Reuther, 1948
• [66] Communism: threat to voluntary groups / prepared by American Jewish Committee, 1956
• [67] Second conference session "socialist aesthetic theory and practice, and their effects on American art and literature": general reading / by Princeton University Program of Study in American Civilization, 1945
• [68] Statement of Norman G. Kurland regarding the proposed community self-determination act (S. 3876, H.R. 18715) / by Norman G. Kurland, 1969
• [69] Subculture of violence thesis: an example of a simultaneous equation model in sociology / by Howard S. Erlanger and Halliman H. Winsborough, 1976
• [70] Help repel this attack upon labor! / prepared by Labor Defense Council, 1922
• [71] We must stand and fight! / letter by Labor Defense Council, per Moritz J. Leob, 1922
• [72] Nine questions and eight answers about the Michigan 'red raid' cases / prepared by Labor Defense Council, [1922]
• [73] Letter in order to gather funds for the defense of the "Michigan gag law" victims / by Moritz J. Loeb, Secretary, Labor Defense Council, 1923
• [74] Article concerning Tom Mooney's hearing on his petition to the supreme court of California / unknown source, [1935]
• [75] Collection of 4 press release articles from federated press central bureau / published by Federated Press, 1929
• [76] Collection of 7 labor and socialist press news / published by Socialist Party of America, 1929-1930
• [77] Employers' anti-labor plans cast new light on flaxer case / United Public Workers of America, 1952
• [78] Policy of the government on communism among civil service workers / Dartnell Industrial Relations Service, 1946
• [79] "Who wants a strike?!" / Local 1-S, RWDSU-CIO, [1948]
• [80] Are local 1250s' leaders communists? / RWDSE radical movement pamplet, [1948]
• [81] Official membership book / Industrial Workers of the World, [1924]
• [82] By-laws of the marine transport workers industrial union no. 510 / International Workers Press, [1928]
• [83] C.S.U. and you: the case for free trade unionism / National Office, Canadian Seaman's Union, [1950]
• [84] Les mefaits du socialisme: asie, Europe occidentale et Europe centrale / by Emile Bouvier, 1949.

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