The History of Terrorism
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Fascism AKA Corporatism
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1915-1935 Dill Pickle Club
Bill Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW or the Wobblies)
Wyndham Mortimer
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1901-1972 Socialist Party of America (SPA)
1919-Today Communist Party USA (CPUSA)
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Industrial Workers of the World (IWW or the Wobblies)
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1936 GM also maintained an extensive network of spies throughout its plants. Mortimer concluded after talking to Flint autoworkers that the existing locals, which had only 122 members out of 45,000 autoworkers in Flint, were riddled with spies.
1936 When he (Wyndham Mortimer) visited Flint in 1936 he received a telephone call within a few minutes of checking into his hotel from an anonymous caller telling him to get back where he came from if he didn't "want to be carried out in a wooden box".