Sydney Morning Herald attacks Christ and Soviet Russia
A radical Australian critique accuses the Sydney Morning Herald of defending religion while condemning Bolshevism. The piece argues Christianity serves capitalist rulers, condemns the church hierarchy, and frames the death sentence for a Russian archbishop as part of a broader class struggle. It calls for workers to reject religion as an instrument of oppression and to pursue a communist social revolution.
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Bydnes Morning Herald
Yast
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Gars
Trish
Benikin
Kolchak
Russia
Australia
Sydney
France
England
Americ
Mussolini
Italy
Europe
Prady
Rand
Hungary
Christ
Archibishop
Curist
Hester
Revolt Poem Read by a Martyr of the Workers
A damaged fragment presents a Florence of the workers struggle with revolutionary passion. It cites Karl Marx associate figures, Ross Luxemburg, Ernest Jones, and portrays a prophetic chant against oppressors. The piece envisions a liberating future and ends with a defiant call against Babylon’s will.
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Karl Marx
Ferdinand Freyligeath
Itvelf
Cormade
Ross Luxemburg
Dany Ernest Jones
Open Letter to British Labour Party on Indian executions
The Communist Party of India appeals to the British Labour Party to intervene over 172 men, many peasants, sentenced to death after the Chauri Chauri riots. It denounces imperial justice, urges parliamentary action or strikes, and claims British democracy endorses landowner oppression. Signed MLN Roy.
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Ty Villuav
Chausi Chaura
United Provinces
United Province
Cendralinm
Langer
Sirkar
Chauri Chauri
Ghauri Chauri
War For Democracy
Crimi
India
Labour Party
Fry
Gowniunist Party of India
Mln
Roy
Training for Control in Labour Movements and Education
A Brisbane Labour Daily piece argues communist leaders push training for officials before and after revolution, while Trotsky notes workers must learn to run industry first. It critiques Labour’s Labor Information Bureaus and fears real training lags under capitalist and Tory sabotage, citing meat workers denied shop control.
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Brisbane
Labor Daily
Trotsky
Kautesky
England
America
D.S
A.L.P
Bank Tories
Fset
Ryan
W E A Salaries And Workers Education In Queensland
Discussion criticizes high salaries paid to tutors and staff by the Workers Education Association in Queensland. It notes a tutor earning £9 weekly, a director £12, a secretary £6 a week, and meal tickets or rations for some staff. It laments funds used for workers and suggests the Communist Party might seize control.
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W.E.A
Central
Queensland
WEA
W.G.A
Finca
Communist Party
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Norrow
Avery
Babylon
Berneath
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