National Workers' Party, proclamation of July 25, 1924 [call for protest].

National Workers Party. | Workers! | We are facing a general assault by capital on our rights! ... In Silesia, the working day in the steel mills is being extended to 10 hours.... | We will repel the capitalist assault! ...| Long live the 8-hour working day, vacations, protection of the sick and unemployed... | [signed] National Workers' Party (Warsaw District Board.), Polish Trade Union (Warsaw District Council.), Warsaw, July 25, 1924 | Notice. For Sunday d. 27 b.m. at 10 a.m. we are convening a Great Protest Rally....

Printed by: Zakłady Graficzne "ARS", Warsaw, Sienna 33.
Brochure/political leaflet, p. 1, format 29 x 13.4 cm.

Good condition: folds vertically and horizontally, slightly rubbed, minor creases, spots, cracks on edges.

The National Workers' Party functioned in 1920-37, formed by the merger of the National Union of Workers[see further items] and the National Workers' Party. A center-left party, there were frequent splits, some supported the Piłsudskiite parties, some supported the opposition parties.