Usually the defeat of one union official by another would not
occasion great interest by historians. The highly charged
atmosphere after World War II and at the beginning of the cold war
however led to a strongly disputed election which left Walter
Reuther the new president of the UAW. The opinions as to why
Reuther unseated the incumbents are many and varied. Dr. Goode goes
into these in depth in his interesting and well documented work
dealing with this watershed event in American Unionism. The
research for the work has been done with the aid of union archives,
published material, and oral history from some of the participants
in the event.
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