Description
1931 strike photo. CP TUUL affiliated Nat'l Textile Workers Union. Lawrence, MA.. The NTWU was established by the Communist-dominated Trade Union Unity League. Berkman had been arrested in February 1931 during the NTWU strike against a speed-up and served seven months in prison. In October 1931 Berkman participated in a second strike and was again imprisoned pending deportation to Poland. October 8, 1931 photo of strike rally outside the American Woolen Company in Lawrence, MA. The strikers were addressed by Edith Berkman (lower-center waving), National Textile Workers Union (NTWU) field organizer and Communist Party member. The NTWU was established by the Communist-dominated Trade Union Unity League. Berkman had been arrested in February 1931 during the NTWU strike against a speed-up and served seven months in prison. In October 1931 Berkman participated in a second strike and was again imprisoned pending deportation to Poland. Photo 8x10 inches in VG condition. See description. Sold as is. Shipped USPS MEDIA MAIL.