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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

15

Moscow's hidden hand and the drive to world revolution

A critical essay outlines how the Comintern and affiliated bodies are portrayed as orchestrating global upheaval. It details the central organization in Berlin Amsterdam Moscow, with leaders like Inkpin and Toff directing national sections. The piece claims widespread influence through friends of the Soviet Union, targeted delegations, and mass organization efforts to recruit millions.

Moscow FSU U.S Thas Friends of the Soviet Union International Committee Berlin Hitler Amsterdam Xoghshan Takpin British Communist Party Inkpin London Manuilski Communist International Dimiter Toff Communish International Communist Partes Red International of Labor Unions Moscow Foreign Broadcasting Station Central Council of the Soviet Trade Unions Central Executive Committee M. Abolin fMnor Sue

Friends of the Soviet Union spread seven languages drive propaganda

Raoul Laszlo-Rudolf I reports a global group calling itself Friends of the Soviet Union or FSU. It claims to be strictly neutral and nonpartisan while pushing Soviet realities through a five month illustrated magazine and public meetings. Its secret international center in Moscow supports global propaganda via multilingual newspapers books and pamphlets.

Raoul Laszlo-Rudolf I England France Sweden Switezland Tisiana Belgium Australia Canada Knuth Attien Friends of the Soviet Union Communist Party America Moscow FSU Jsecret International Foreign Relations Commission FST

Former Burlesque Hall Dancer Dies in Bozeman

A former Burlesque Hall dancer named Josephine Noll aged about 10 was found dead today in a shabby room rented by the county in Bozeman Montana. She once performed in San Francisco and later lived with a Chinese restaurant operator after moving here many years ago.

Bozeman Mont Josephine Noll San Francisco

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