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Newspaper

Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 27, 1923

Page

6

Rally for the Young Communist League in Sydney

A Sydney rally at Communist Hall on April 1 celebrated Young Communist League ideals. Comrade speakers highlighted exploitation of youth in local mills and factories, education efforts in Russia, and the need for youth joining to oppose master-class power. Organizers urged readers to join or donate to the Young Communist paper.

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Why the Young Communist League in Australia

The piece argues that workers worldwide face hostile master class forces using state and social institutions to control both young and old. It promotes the Young Communist League as a youthful, revolutionary movement in Australia, announces a weekly Sunday school, and invites workers to enroll their children to learn the history of the working class movement and to join the fight for overthrow of the system.

Sunshine M.C.A Young Communist League Australia Karl Marx

Conquerors of modern times and the Sydney shoe trade

A 1923 Sydney column contrasts ancient conquerors with today’s youth in industry. It attacks long hours, low pay, and late penalties at Alexander's Shoe Shine Company, drawing parallels with German and Austrian apprentices, then promotes the Young Communist League of Australia as a weapon for workers.

Alexander Hows Alexander's Shoe Shine Company Winnie Lin Gerhia Youngs Communist Leagues Eiven Bess Young Communist League of Australian Australia

Freedom Men Voice for Shared Chains and Duty

Poem-style passage condemns slavery and demands true freedom as shared responsibility. It urges readers to speak for the fallen and weak, to oppose hatred and abuse, and to stand with the oppressed. The piece stresses collective action over self-preservation in the pursuit of universal liberty.

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