Anti religious propaganda in Russia and Bolshevik attacks
The Union of the Godless founded in 1223 promotes anti religious propaganda through lectures, literature and schools. Writings claim all gods are the same poison and call militant atheists to attack God, religion and capital. Reports cite church closures, desecration of Christmas symbols, and a statue of Judas Iscariot veiled by the Bolsheviks.
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Union of the
Moscow
Mary
God
Bolsheyists
Judas Iscariot
Rusia
Alexander Kalentov
Russia
F. Roels
Vladivostock
Communist influence and Lang Plan push in Australia cited
In Australia sections of the Communist Internationale claim Moscow ties with the Sydney Trades and Labor Council and the Australian Railways Union among others. Propaganda efforts alleged through press leaflets and public addresses face suppression, while Lang Plan critiques and Soviet-leaning statements from Australian officials reflect ongoing political tension.
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Australian Communist Party
Communist Internationale
Moscow
Sydney Trades and Labor Council
Red Internationale of Labor Unions
Australian Railways Union
Australia
New South Wales
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Lenin
Hamornitchesky
Christ Ateuns
LINC
Espoil
Trood de Rostoff
Sir Phillip Gibbs
London
Santa
Sydney
Scullin-Theodore
Stration Workers Weekly
Roy
Ory
United Country Party
Yolie