All Russian Art Workers Unite Into One Union in 1919
The All-Russian Union of Art Workers forms in early 1919 uniting actors, musicians, technicians, and museum staff from theatre, cinema, circus, and arts bodies across Russia. It numbers about 150000 members in 150 towns with local committees and ties to the Soviet education and culture departments. The union seeks to organize an International Union of Art Workers as art is international.
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Labor Alliance Warns Against Campaign for Trade with Russia
The leaders of the Alliance rally support from workers in twenty five major cities against a push to open unlimited markets with Russia. They denounce plans to form committees to oppose such a campaign as un American and likely to trigger the very lawlessness they condemn.
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