Triangle Fire
One hundred and forty-six employees of the Triangle Waist Company in New York City fell victim to a horrendous tragedy in March of 1911. These factory workers were trapped inside a building as it went up in flames, and died. Joe Glazer interview Leon Stein editor of the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union newspaper—Justice—about the details of this devastating event.
Track Listing
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The Triangle Fire, pt 1 | Leon Stein | 28:10 | |
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The Triangle Fire, pt. 2 | Leon Stein | 26:58 |
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