The Woman Worker by NK Krupskaya. This is the first publication in English of a pamphlet originally written in 1899 (published 1902) then suppressed following the 1905 revolution before being republished in 1925. This is Krupskaya's first pamphlet and the first work written by a marxist on the situation of women in Russia.
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- Price (exc: postage): 3.50
- Size: A5
- Number of pages: 20
- Publisher: Manifesto Press
- Publish Date: Friday, 06 October 2017
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