John (Johan) Sandgren (1883, Roslagen – 17 October 1932, Chicago) was a Swedish syndicalist active in Sweden and the United States. He was editor of The One Big Union Monthly and The Industrial Pioneer, publications of the Industrial Workers of the World. [1]
In 1909 he visited the USA on behalf of the 1909 Swedish general strike. [1]
During the 1920s he supported himself through working for a translation agency which he had established. [1]
Works
Translations:
- Varför jag är syndikalist (Why I am A Syndicalist) by Tom Mann translated into Swedish
- The IWW Needs an Industrial Encyclopedia, The One Big Union Monthly, November 1919 pp. 42–44
References
- ^ a b c "Johan Sandgren död". www.sac.se. No. 21/10/1932. SAC. Arbertaren. 1932.
John (Johan) Sandgren (1883, Roslagen – 17 October 1932, Chicago) was a Swedish syndicalist active in Sweden and the United States. He was editor of The One Big Union Monthly and The Industrial Pioneer, publications of the Industrial Workers of the World. [1]
In 1909 he visited the USA on behalf of the 1909 Swedish general strike. [1]
During the 1920s he supported himself through working for a translation agency which he had established. [1]
Works
Translations:
- Varför jag är syndikalist (Why I am A Syndicalist) by Tom Mann translated into Swedish
- The IWW Needs an Industrial Encyclopedia, The One Big Union Monthly, November 1919 pp. 42–44
References
- ^ a b c "Johan Sandgren död". www.sac.se. No. 21/10/1932. SAC. Arbertaren. 1932.