Two syndicalists gut the 1926 General Strike of its political lessons—Part One
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The book contains just one mention of the strike’s most significant and farsighted contemporary observer, Leon Trotsky. Joseph Stalin, whose policy destroyed any potential for a revolutionary road forward for the working class, does not appear once.
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