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B. J. Widick (born Branko J. Widick in Okučani, present-day Croatia, October 25, 1910; died Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 28, 2008) was an American labor activist in the United Auto Workers union and socialist movements.

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rdfs:comment	Branko John Widick (* 25. Oktober 1910 in , heute in Kroatien; † 28. Juni 2008 in Ann Arbor, Michigan) war ein US-amerikanischer politischer Aktivist und Gewerkschafter. (de) B. J. Widick (born Branko J. Widick in Okučani, present-day Croatia, October 25, 1910; died Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 28, 2008) was an American labor activist in the United Auto Workers union and socialist movements. (en)
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has abstract	Branko John Widick (* 25. Oktober 1910 in , heute in Kroatien; † 28. Juni 2008 in Ann Arbor, Michigan) war ein US-amerikanischer politischer Aktivist und Gewerkschafter. (de)

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