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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
6
The U S Department of Justice issues a broad warning on Bolshevist propaganda. It urges churches schools press and labor unions to educate publics on the movement to counter its aims. The note cites Lenine Trotzky and claims Reds threaten religion property and democracy nationwide.
Extracts from pamphlets published by English speaking Communists in Russia and distributed to U S soldiers urge mutiny against exploiters and call for solidarity with global socialist movements. The text frames the American army as under orders from higher powers and asks soldiers to join the revolutionary cause or face resistance.
Sea extracts from a Communist Party of America manifesto outline the aim to topple the bourgeois state through mass action and revolutionary mass strikes. It details the party as the conscious agent of workers fighting capitalism, promoting industrial unionism and shop committees to seize state and social functions.
Extracts from the 1919 Communist International manifesto urge workers to unite under the Third International banner. It denounces imperial powers, calls for mass action and the dictatorship of the proletariat, and condemns social democrats and centrist parties as betrayers. Moscow text dated March 26, 1919.
A protest tone echoes against oppression as a call to liberty spreads from Russia. The verse frames a demand to reject subservience, urging masses to throw off chains and claim freedom. The lines imply a broad, revolutionary message resonating with workers and citizens seeking emancipation.
A fragment notes two leaders: Adolf Schnabel described as head of a powerful anarchistic faction in America and Alexander Schatz identified as a leader of a Communist group in the country. The text presents their prominence without context or actions.
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