The American Federationist, Volume 60American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1953 - Labor unions Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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... Soviets have by far the advantage in numbers of people . While the United States is vastly superior in its ability to mine coal , generate power and produce oil , the Soviet Union has the greater population with which to wage war . This ...
... Soviets have by far the advantage in numbers of people . While the United States is vastly superior in its ability to mine coal , generate power and produce oil , the Soviet Union has the greater population with which to wage war . This ...
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... Soviet worker is no better off today than he was under the Czar . True , there have been in- creases in production in the Soviet Union since the Bolsheviks seized power . But these increases have gone into Stalin's military machine and ...
... Soviet worker is no better off today than he was under the Czar . True , there have been in- creases in production in the Soviet Union since the Bolsheviks seized power . But these increases have gone into Stalin's military machine and ...
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... Soviet appara- tus . The liquidation of Beria is not only proof of this fact but is in all probability a prelude to further purges and liquidations within the Soviet Empire . These stresses and strains are not confined to Soviet Russia ...
... Soviet appara- tus . The liquidation of Beria is not only proof of this fact but is in all probability a prelude to further purges and liquidations within the Soviet Empire . These stresses and strains are not confined to Soviet Russia ...
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