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France 1968: month of revolution
Lessons of the general strike by Clare Doyle
With a new introduction, originally published in 1988.
Normal price £7.50
Brutal police repression of student demonstrations. Within days, 10 million French workers were on strike. factories occupied, red flags flown, the Internationalé ringing out in the streets of Paris. Even the armed forces were infected by the revolutionary mood. The future of French capitalism was in the balance!
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International socialist news and analysis
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France 1968: 10 million workers occupied factories
France 1968: month of revolution by Clare Doyle
The radical life of Martin Luther King
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