
Note sull'episodio
In the 4th (AND FINAL!!!!) part of our West Virginia Mine Wars coverage, we're diving into the most tumultuous period of the mine wars, the absolute batshit crazy summer of 1921, the murder of Sit Hatfield, the armed miner's march, and the Battle of Blair Mountain.
Need I say more?
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Parole chiave
Labor history
U.S. History
Coal
Company Towns
Immigrant Labor
Mining
National Guard
West Virginia
UMWA
Baldwin-Felts
