Andor D. Skotnes, The Black Freedom Movement and the Worker's Movement in Baltimore, 1930-1939, Rutger's PhD, 1991,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract of the Dissertation ii Acknowledgements iv List of Tables viii CHAPTER 1 Introduction 1 SECTION I-BALTIMORE: HISTORICAL STRUCTURES, 1930 10 CHAPTER 2 The Baltimore Metropolitan Region 11 CHAPTER 3 Ethnicity and Race 35 CHAPTER 4 The Baltimore Working Class 84 SECTION II-GROWTH FROM THE GRASSROOTS, 1930-1934 132 CHAPTER 5 Disrupting the Calm: the Communist Party in Baltimore, 1930-1933 133 CHAPTER 6 The City-Wide Young People's Forum, 1931-1933 180 CHAPTER 7 The Buy Where You Can Work Campaign, 1933 211 CHAPTER 8 The Socialist Party and the People's Unemployment League, 1933-34 238 SECTION HI-TRANSITIONS AND POSSIBILITIES, 1934-1935 277 CHAPTER 9 The Baltimore Soviet, 1934 279 CHAPTER 10 Intertwinings: The Black Freedom Movement, White Progressives, and Radical Movements, Late 1933-1934 302 CHAPTER 11 Convergences and Divergences, Late 1933-1935 344 SECTION 1V-MODERN FOUNDATIONS, LATE-1935 TO 1940 379 CHAPTER 12 The Re-emergence of the Baltimore NAACP, 1935-1940 381 CHAPTER 13 The C.I.O. and the Renewal of the Baltimore Workers' Movement, 1936-1939 429 Endnotes 476 Vita 534 vn