FW-05571-CCD Eugene V. Debs- Trade Unionist- Socialist- Revolutionary- 1855-1926

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Year of Recording 1979.

Record Label Folkways Records.

Source Archive Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage.

Credits Artist Bernard Sanders ; Produced by Bernard Sanders ; Design by Ronald Clyne.

101 Introduction Bernard Sanders 1:42.

102 An Overview of Eugene V. Debs Bernard Sanders 3:43.

103 Debs View of America Bernard Sanders 1:26.

104 Why Support the Socialist Party? Bernard Sanders 1:41.

105 Democrats, Republicans, and Capitalists Bernard Sanders 4:02.

201 The Early Background of Eugene Debs Bernard Sanders 1:15.

202 The Formation and Fall of the American Railway Union Bernard Sanders 3:55.

203 Internalizing Socialist Thought Bernard Sanders 2:04.

204 Debs for President Bernard Sanders 2:22.

205 The Speech That Sent Debs to Jail Bernard Sanders 3:15.

206 The Last Days of Eugene Debs Bernard Sanders 2:20.