Revolutionary strategy clash within Australian Communist movement
The text argues for political action as essential to achieving Communism, criticizing anti parliamentary lines and Labor Party reform aims. It outlines divisions over political power, industrial work, and direct action, and urges unity to form a fighting Communist movement while promoting Engels and Morgan works on origins of state and private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
I.W.W
Labor Party
Marrian
Aimple Propese
Valpes
Labor Party of
Great Britain
Labor
Labor Parties
A.S.P
F. Engels
Lewis Henry Morgan
Engels
Eingels
Bolshevism Examined by Professor Goode in Australia
Professor W. G. Goode of the Manchester Guardian, a specialist in education, presents an account of Bolshevism and Soviet Russia. The book analyzes the ideals behind the Soviet system and its enduring civilisational claims while highlighting Goode's impact in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Goode
Goode
Manchester Guardian
Soviet
Russia
Australia
A B C of Working Class Philosophy reviewed
A critique of B H Molesworth’s pamphlet this work surveys Marxist theory from material history to class struggle and labor value. It praises its aim as an introduction to Marxian economics while noting gaps on the dictatorship of the proletariat and revolutionary aspects for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
A.B.C
B. H. Molesworth
M.A
Andrade
Spp
Molesworth
A.hlc
Marziani
Mortun
Eure
Australia
HEDING THE WORLD REVOLUTION
Karl Radek argues Soviet concessions to peasants aim to raise Russian agriculture and act as a ladder for the European revolution. He defends the Soviet line against charges of opportunism and warns that maintaining party power prevents European counter revolution and misuse of Russia’s resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Radek
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Centre Party
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Cameron Porter
BOLSH
Heding the World