Prolet-Shul, June 1931, Shul 1 Bronx, School Journal

Description:

Prolet Shul. From IWO Shul 1 in the Bronx. Translated Summary: Graduation includes a concert program for the 14th of June in which there is a procession and the school choir sings their school song "Toward Birobidzhan." Children's writing on topics such as aiding the Soviet Union, May Day, (the foolishness of) Religion, The Scottsboro Boys, Lenin, and the Worker's School. Orange cover includes Deco style sketches with hammer and sickle flags at the top.

Date:

1931-06

Copyright:

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Creator:

Shul 1, Bronx, Branch 20 of the I.W.O.

File Name:

5276b50f03_12

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box 50, Folder 3

Repository:

Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Martin P. Catherwood Library, Cornell University