Anti-union violence is physical force intended to harm union officials, union organizers, union members, union sympathizers, or their families. It is most commonly used either during union organizing
Strike, Stanisław Lentz, 1910
Depiction of the 1902 Belgium general strike, by Henri Meurnier
United Farm Workers of America
The Rand Rebellion was an armed uprising of White Syndicalists, Communists, and Nationalists in the Witwatersrand region of South Africa, in March 1922.
Anti-union violence
…against organized black workers in the American south, the first committed by landowners, the other two by white competitors. In South Africa the 1922 Rand Rebellion also had underlying racial causes, taking on the slogan "Workers of the world, unite and fight for a white South Africa!", before their strike grew to…
Rebels being taken prisoner in Fordsburg
The first meeting of the Fordsburg strike commando in January.
The Fordsburg Women's Commando carrying a banner with a White supremacist slogan.
A photograph showing the Council of Action announcing a continued general strike after removing the Augmented Executive from power on March 6, 1922.