The 1934 Minneapolis Teamsters Strike & Bloody Friday
A single decoy truck. A line of shotguns. Sixty-seven unarmed citizens shot in the streets of the North Loop. Explore the harrowing story of July 20, 1934, when a secret syndicate of corporate bosses attempted to crush Minneapolis truck drivers using armed police force. Discover how a radical rank-and-file movement used mobile pickets, daily news, and street-level discipline to survive military raids and force a federal showdown that set the stage for modern collective bargaining.
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