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Witness to Revolution: The Story of Anna Louise Strong

Excerpt from Witness to the Revolution courtesy Stourwater. Trouble playing the video? Click here for Streaming Windows Video.

This excerpt from Witness to Revolution: The Story of Anna Louis Strong contains original film footage from 1919, the only known footage of the strike. Produced and directed by Lucy Ostrander and used here with her permission, the excerpt is part of an award-winning documentary film biography of Anna Louise Strong, Seattle's most famous radical.

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