Works:
1919: No One Knows Where
1925: Children of Revolution
1925: First Time in History
1925: Stalin ‘The Voice of the Party’ Breaks Trotsky
1941: Stalin
1946: Talk with Mao Tse Tung
1949: In North Korea: First Eye-Witness Report
1952: Letter to Susan Talmadge Detweiler
1956: The Stalin Era (Off Site)
1959: When Serfs Stood up in Tibet
1963: Letters from China
Anna Louise Strong story
Anna Louise Strong (1885-1970) was one of the leaders of the Seattle General Strike in 1919 and an early advocate of communism. Although she left the United States just as the Communist Party was starting, her return visits from the Soviet Union and later from China and her many popular books kept her in the public eye throughout her long life.
Seattle General Strike 1919
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KCTS 9 – History Making: General Strike
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In 1919, workers in Seattle staged the first general strike in the United States. Sixty thousand union men and women walked off their jobs in shipyards, bakeries, restaurants, and lumber mills. This five day citywide shutdown was an important first step in establishing the power of the worker, and it has helped to define the way that Seattle and the nation value equitable wages and living conditions for its hardest working citizens.
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