The people stand up, 1983-1984

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Subseries 48_4
Content Summary:
The people stand up by Ralph Gibson was published by Red Rooster Press in 1983. The publication is an historical and political analysis of events in Australia, France, England, Germany, India, China, Spain and the USSR during the 1930s. The central theme is the Popular Front. Ralph Gibson, a member of the Communist Party, based the work on his own personal experiences of the time.

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Canberra ACT 2600, Australia
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