7052 20130405040510.0 vacahc@gmail.com 16:23 720x480 4/3, 29.97 Vhc-SpanishPrunersStrike1932_munoz_mike287 Vhc-SpanishPrunersStrike1932_munoz_mike172 Vhc-SpanishPrunersStrike1932_munoz_mike129 3739342 84649638256 3739342 Spanish Pruners Strike 1932 2008 DVD CaVaHC Multimedia/Videos From 1911 to 1913, eight thousand Spanish families immigrated from Spain to the Hawaiian Islands. Promises of land and education were broken, nearly all continued to California, many would find their way to the fields and orchards of the San Joaquin Valley. In 1932 they went on strike. With the help of the IWW they took on the establishment, riots, beatings, lynching and the courts finally stopped them in California's first labor dispute in the fields. This would be the beginnings of the United Farm Workers Union. Munoz, Michael SpanishPrunersStrike1932 eng