Bolshevik Propaganda Under Gorky and Lenin Critique
The article argues pro Bolshevik rhetoric in the United States echoes German propaganda and argues Bolshevik claims contradict their own writings. It cites Lenine Trotsky and Gorky to show democracy is rejected and the soviets regime imposes a centralized dictatorship. It notes the gap between Bolshevik theory and practice and the brutal realities in Russia.
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Socialist International
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Kaiser
Pope
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Calvin
Loyola
Jenine
Lenna
Mary
Bolkhovik
Novya Zhien
Thiet
New Republic
Smolny Institute
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets and Kidney Pills Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to aid bowels and reduce fatigue mentions kidney pills from Foley and a testimonial from Mrs. T. J. in Hardy Nebraska. The copy targets women and promotes relief from tiredness dark under eyes backache and lumbago with a conclusion to buy locally.
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Edwards
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Critique of Social Revolution and Its Inferior Spirit
The writer rejects the social revolution as a mask for baser impulses arguing it demonstrates the triumph of the beast over man and the Asiatic spirit within. They question the supposed idealism of the Russian work ingman and deny true socialism in the modern association described.
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Ingman
Carl Kautsky
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