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The 18 pages that link to General strike, each with the reason it gives.

• Anarcho-syndicalismRelated: Anarcho-syndicalists regard mass strikes as a means to disrupt state and capitalist power.

• First InternationalRelated: The association debated whether coordinated strikes could serve as a weapon of working-class politics.

• 8888 UprisingRelated: Strikes brought workplaces and public services into the uprising beyond student campuses.

• Popular FrontRelated: The 1936 French strike wave strengthened labor's bargaining position after the election.

• Jean JaurèsRelated: Jaurès promoted international labor action as a possible deterrent to war.

• Proletarian internationalismRelated: A coordinated stoppage can express solidarity beyond one workplace or national labor dispute.

• Confederación Nacional del TrabajoRelated: The CNT used general strikes to challenge employers and political authority.

• Kapp PutschRelated: Workers’ nationwide stoppage paralyzed essential services and deprived the putschists of effective control.

• Russian revolutionary movementRelated: Strikes turned economic grievances into direct pressure on the state.

• Gerardo MachadoRelated: The 1933 strike crippled public life and helped make Machado’s continued rule untenable.

• Italian anarchismRelated: Anarchists saw mass strikes as a possible route from workplace struggle to social revolution.

• Protests of 1968Related: In France, strikes carried student unrest into workplaces and disrupted the national economy.

• History of anarchismRelated: Anarcho-syndicalists treated it as a means of disrupting authority and enabling workers' self-management.

• Revolution in the Kingdom of PolandRelated: Mass work stoppages disrupted imperial administration and became a central tactic.