Socialist Action, Vol. 32, No. 2
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Contents
Divided into articles by machine, from the type sizes on the page: a headline can be misread, and a box, advert or caption can end up inside the article next to it. Titles in square brackets are the opening words, where the headline could not be read.
- Egyptian military wins in rigged referendum · Jeff Mackler p. 1
- Ukraine: What’s at stake? pp. 1–2
- Ukraine protests: What’s at stake? · Nick Keys p. 2
- ‘Russification’ in Ukraine T suffered under what Lenin re pp. 2–3
- The Sentencing of · Michael Steven Smith p. 3
- Kshama Sawant’s inauguration speech · Kshama Sawant p. 4
- Boeing & IAM: Disappointed but not surprised · Eduardo Quintana p. 5
- Boeing gets concessions from Machinists in Seattle · Ann Montague p. 5
- Obama affirms spying as Snowden is demonized · Jeff Mackler pp. 6–7
- Obama’s National Security State Exposed — Edward Snowden Leaks p. 7
- By Jeff Mackler $3 (plus $1 postage) pp. 7–8
- News and views from SA Canada · Barry Weisleder p. 8
- Kellogg’s takes the money · Julius Arscott pp. 8–9
- What the U.S. gained in World War I · James P. Cannon p. 9
- Humour: An unlikely weapon for aboriginal rights · Barry Weisleder p. 10
- Crisis within Turkey’s ruling bloc · Yasin Kaya p. 11
- Kazakhstan hit by layoffs · Pavel Cantrell pp. 11–12
- The War to End All Wars turns 100 · John Schraufnagel p. 12