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The 1877 St. Louis Commune Was a Landmark Event for the International Workers’ Movement
The often forgotten takeover of St. Louis by workers showed that the U.S. isn't immune to Paris Commune–style eruptions of class consciousness.
by
Mark Kruger
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Jacobin
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on
July 31, 2022
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How White Supremacists Responded to the Great Strike of 1877
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