Industrial Union Propaganda Group leaves the Communist Party
A letter reports the Industrial Union Propaganda Group terminating its agreement with the Communist Party. The note attacks Labour movements and capitalist interests, denounces the Labour Party, and asserts the group and its allies are at odds with the Communist Party over the Labour Manifesto and revolutionary strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Union Propaganda
Communist Party
Inustrial Union
Iin
Australia
Sydney
Wpot S
Oncn
L.w.ws
Communist
Manpaganda League
Gohieh
Bb. King
Communist Hall
King
LWW
Mustain
Glyn
Conmun
Rancie
Raneie
Labour Council
Ganisation
Industrial Union
Alt
Imst
Australian Labour Party
Labour Party
Lahore
Queensland
Townsville
S.W. Labour
Dooley
Tamworth
Tahoe
ATA
Lenin at Genoa and the Capitalist Press Debate
The New York Times notes Lenin’s Genoa appearance as a fresh spectacle that could dominate front pages and rival Lloyd George for publicity. A separate dispatch from Capetown describes a shift to a “free market for labor” as capitalists beat workers on the Rand and end an agreement with the Industrial Union Propaganda Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenin
Genoa
Europe
Mr. Lloyd George
Charlie Chapin
England
France
Italy
Lloyd George
Capetown
Rand
Tabor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Revolutionary Movement
South Africa
Daily Telegraphs
Industrial Union Propaganda Group
Carricel
Sed
D. McDonali
Industrial Union Propaganda Crops
PS. IL
Communist International