Leaflets From a Window

During a world war, five immigrants who called themselves anarchists printed about five thousand leaflets in two languages. The leaflets attacked the president as a hypocrite for sending troops into their homeland, called on factory workers not to make weapons, and urged a general strike. Some were thrown from a window. The five were charged with conspiring to incite resistance to the war and to cut arms production. They said they opposed the intervention in their homeland, not the war with the enemy.