New York Labor News Company · 1926
Who Are the Falsifiers?
Documentary Evidence Proving Correctness and Authenticity of the S.L.P. Translation of Frederick Engels' Introduction to "Class Struggles in France" by Karl Marx, and an Exposure of the "Communist" or Burlesque Bolsheviki Falsification and Garbling of That Same Introduction
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- Author
- Weekly people
- Imprint
- New York: New York Labor News Company, 1926
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 28
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- Copyright
- Public domain in the United States (published 95 or more years ago).
- Sources
- Open Library edition OL6461146M; WorldCat record (OCLC 8238130); Library of Congress record (LCCN 43044570); HathiTrust record 102293949; Open Library edition OL52727473M; WorldCat record (OCLC 42891764)
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Chicago
people, Weekly. Who Are the Falsifiers?: Documentary Evidence Proving Correctness and Authenticity of the S.L.P. Translation of Frederick Engels' Introduction to "Class Struggles in France" by Karl Marx, and an Exposure of the "Communist" or Burlesque Bolsheviki Falsification and Garbling of That Same Introduction. New York: New York Labor News Company, 1926.
MLA
people, Weekly. Who Are the Falsifiers?: Documentary Evidence Proving Correctness and Authenticity of the S.L.P. Translation of Frederick Engels' Introduction to "Class Struggles in France" by Karl Marx, and an Exposure of the "Communist" or Burlesque Bolsheviki Falsification and Garbling of That Same Introduction. New York Labor News Company, 1926.
APA
people, W. (1926). Who Are the Falsifiers?: Documentary Evidence Proving Correctness and Authenticity of the S.L.P. Translation of Frederick Engels' Introduction to "Class Struggles in France" by Karl Marx, and an Exposure of the "Communist" or Burlesque Bolsheviki Falsification and Garbling of That Same Introduction. New York Labor News Company.