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501Published 1934, July 26-30.Subjects: “…., War Resisters' International., Group portrait.]…”
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502by Jullien, F.H.Subjects: “…., Wibaut, Florentinus Marinus., Second International., Group portrait.]…”
Published 1920, August.
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503by Leenheer, Corn.Subjects: “…., Zetkin, Clara., Second International., Group portrait.]…”
Published 1904, August.
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504by Leenheer, Corn.Subjects: “…., Jaurès, Jean., Second International., Group portrait.]…”
Published 1904, August.
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505Published 1925, August 22-27.Subjects: “…., Labour and Socialist International., Group portrait.]…”
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506Published 1925, August 22-27.Subjects: “…., Labour and Socialist International., Group portrait.]…”
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507by Leenheer, Corn.Subjects: “…., Walecki, Henryk., Second International., Group portrait.]…”
Published 1904, August 14-20
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508Published 1919, April.Subjects: “…., Wibaut, Florentinus Marinus., Second International., Group portrait.]…”
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509by Leenheer, Corn.Subjects: “…., Walecki, Henryk., Second International., Group portrait.]…”
Published 1904, August 14-20.
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510Published 1907, August.Subjects: “…., International Socialist Bureau., Second International., Group portrait.]…”
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511Published 1960, December 21-28.Subjects: “…., War Resister's International., Group portrait.]…”
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513Published 2007“…Verzio FF Submission The film takes a look at an eclectic international group of expatriates who gather at a hip Beijing nightclub called “Neo-Lounge”. …”
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514Published 2006“…It brings together an international group of scholars and experts to investigate different national contexts and examples; draws out important commonalities and highlights significant differences in these experiences; examines topics including erosion of cleaners' industrial citizenship rights, the impact of outsourcing upon their working conditions, economic security, and the intensification of their work and its negative effects on physical health; considers how cleaners are mobilizing to resist and respond to the restructuring of their work."…”
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515Published 1986“…1986 1980-95 "News International dispute - stickers, 1986" [BW0153], 1986, Trades Union Congress In January 1986, the News International Group owned by Rupert Murdoch, sacked 5,500 workers for refusing to sign new working arrangements which included moving his printing works from Fleet Street to Wapping in East London. …”
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516Published 1986“…1986 1960-2000 "News International dispute, 1986" [T0558.jpg], 1986 In January 1986, the News International Group owned by Rupert Murdoch, sacked 5,500 workers for refusing to sign new working arrangements which included moving his printing works from Fleet Street to Wapping in East London. …”
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517Published 1986“…1986 1980-95 "News International dispute, 1986" [BW0152], 1986, Trades Union Congress In January 1986, the News International Group owned by Rupert Murdoch, sacked 5,500 workers for refusing to sign new working arrangements which included moving his printing works from Fleet Street to Wapping in East London. …”
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518Published 1986“…1986 1980-95 "News International dispute, 1986" [BW0090], 1986, Trades Union Congress In January 1986, the News International Group owned by Rupert Murdoch, sacked 5,500 workers for refusing to sign new working arrangements which included moving his printing works from Fleet Street to Wapping in East London. …”
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519Published 2009“…In this book, an international group of renowned contributors focus on patterns of inequality and their relationship to education using recent data from European countries. …”
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520Published 1986“…1986 1960-2000 "News International dispute, 1986" [T0601.jpg], 1986 In January 1986, the News International Group owned by Rupert Murdoch, sacked 5,500 workers for refusing to sign new working arrangements which included moving his printing works from fleet Street to Wapping in East London. …”