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Revolutionary Experiments In Ireland 1917-1923

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Friday June 11, 2010 13:59

by Speaker: Conor Kostick - 2010 Dublin Anarchist Bookfair

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Connor Kostick author of Revolution in Ireland: Popular militancy 1917 to 1923 spoke at the 2010 Dublin anarchist bookfair about the wave of workplace occupations and 'soviets' as well as the general strikes that are forgotten by conventional nationalist histories of this period.

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Thanx from Derry

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cheers for uploading that.. sorry i missed the weekend..

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