Robert Paul Prager 
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4/3/18
100 Years Ago this Week, During WW 1, a German-American Was Lynched
by Carl R. Weinberg
It is a cautionary tale about the dangers of war hysteria, but also something more: testament to the solidarity of the labor movement.
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