Maxim Gorky Defends Jewish Equality Amid Anti Semite Proclamations
Gorky argues Jews deserve equal rights and praises their work ethic while condemning anti Semitic propaganda. He attacks a Christian Socialist anti Jewish pamphlet, noting Jewish workers in Odessa and criticizing the notion that Jews bear collective guilt for Bolshevism. He urges Russians to reject prejudice and honor truth.
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New Light on Wilson at Paris and the Peace Conference
A Washington writer argues that President Wilson faced harsh European and American scrutiny as he sought a league of nations and a flexible peace. He notes France demanded harsh terms, Britain faced its own political shifts, and Wilson chose to stay in Europe to push his program, resisting Bolshevik dangers and domestic backlash.
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