The American Strike and the Class War
The piece argues workers face a capitalistic system in collapse and frames the American strike as proof that capitalism cannot manage industry. It asserts workers must seize political power, contrasts trade unionists with a broader revolutionary aim, and portrays the strike as a key moment in a global class struggle.
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16 000 000 May Revolt Warns of Capitalist State Power
A July 3 Sunday Times dispatch warns that industrial paralysis threatens the United States as strikes grow, troops are readied, and martial law-like conditions prevail. The piece argues workers must aim beyond general strikes toward revolutionary leadership to seize political power and establish proletarian dictatorship.
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It’s Your Wages I Want War Cry From Workers Rally
A Communist Party call urges Australian workers to resist wage reductions with organized power. It compares workers’ stance to those in Europe and America and accuses capitalists of greed seeking to take from families. The message emphasizes unity and immediate action.
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