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William Z. Foster was a prominent American labor leader and socialist activist, known for his significant contributions to the labor movement in the United States during the early 20th century. He played a crucial role in organizing workers and advocating for their rights, particularly through his involvement with the American Federation of Labor and later the Communist Party. Foster's writings, including 'American Trade Unionism' and 'The Great Steel Strike and Its Lessons,' reflect his deep commitment to improving labor conditions and his strategic insights into the challenges faced by workers.

Национальность Американец
Дата рождения February 25, 1881
Место рождения Lansford, Pennsylvania, USA
Дата смерти January 1, 1961
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