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Tuesday
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September 16, 2014, Tuesday - Labor Historian Peter Rachleff at Central Library

Time: 7:00pm

Location: Central Library, Doty Board Room, 300 Nicollet Mall

Labor Historian Peter Rachleff

Register Online or call 612-543-8000.

Rachleff will discuss the present and the past of Minnesota's Iron Range in the era of World War I. He will explore the lives and struggles of immigrant miners, their affiliation with the Industrial Workers of the World, their confrontation with Andrew Carnegie and his minions, and their impact on Minnesota's labor history.