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Aron Suraski

Aron Suraski

Jewish entrepreneur whose factory experienced a workers’ strike.

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... From 1840-1880, Jewish manufacturing was primi- tive; weaving looms were operated by hand. Conse- quently, the manufacturers, lacking technical knowledge, did not stay in business for long. Later, new entrepreneurs like Aron Suraski, Tewja Slonimski, Eliezer Abramowski, Binjomin Amdurski, and Judl Kronenberg had more success; their factories existed for a long time. ...
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... As early as 1882, seventy Jewish weavers went out on strike against the factory owner, Aron Suraski, demanding higher wages. Most of the strikers were Chasidic Jews, as was their employer. This stoppage set a precedent for other job actions over wage disputes. ...
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