Starving Russia Lecture Denounces Claims of Famine
Peter Simonoff argued against reports of famine in Russia at Concordia Hall. He cited wireless dispatches, calorie figures, and living standards showing Russians better off than 1914 and praised Soviet welfare, schools, and power projects as proof of progress. He contrasted workers’ gains with capitalist claims and urged workers to reject anti Soviet propaganda.
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The Proletariat Revolution and Lenin Replies
An examination of Lenin's response to The Dictatorship of the Proletariat by Kuut Taomort. The piece argues the tests faced by Russian Communists after the Revolution and their methods to retain power. Includes discussion on peasants under dictatorship and the overall implications.
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