Sacco and Vanzetti. Buller was also friends with French-born Jeanne Corbin (circa 1909–May 1944). Buller died on January 19, 1973. William Kashtan, CPC general secretary, spoke at her funeral. Legacy CPC member John Weir called Buller Canada's Rosa Luxemburg and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. Buller, friend Becky Buhay, and precursor Florence Custance, were some of the few women in the early CPC: Buller and Buhay "came to symbolize female leadership in the CPC for the next thirty years." Works Articles: "Path of Struggle: The Toronto Dressmakers" (1951) "Glorious Heritage of Canadian Women" (1952) "Sam Scarlett" (undated) "International Women's Day" with Florence Theodore (1953) See also Communist Party of Canada Worker's Unity League Mine Workers' Union of Canada Estevan riot Rand School of Social Science Elizabeth Gurley Flynn References External sources Annie Buller at CanadianEncyclopedia.ca. Progress Books Online Contains PDF version of She Never was Afraid: The Biography of Annie Buller 1895 births 1973 deaths Communist Party of Canada politicians Ukrainian emigrants to Canada Women in Ontario politics Canadian prisoners and detainees Prisoners and detainees of Canada Jewish socialists Canadian people of Ukrainian-Jewish descent Canadian socialists of Ukrainian descent Ukrainian Jews Jewish Canadian politicians Jewish women politicians