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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
2
An unclear fragment references a weekly issue of a communist organ tied to Australia and the Communist International. The text is garbled, mentioning factions and possibly editors or contributors, with no coherent event or dates to anchor a definitive summary.
The debate split two currents of revolutionary thought as J B Riley strengthens the Communist position and exposes Industrialists as a mixed reformist theory without Marxist method. The piece argues the Communist International embodies revolutionary energy while Industrialists fail to organize and reveal bourgeois reformism.
Acritique of the Yellow Trade Union International held at home describing its precepts and resolutions as lacking action. The piece blames capitalism and imperialist policy for crisis and warns that labor movements may betray workers to bourgeois aims amid calls for global strike action to oppose war.
A chaotic summary notes Czech metal workers strike in Bohemia faced by trade union resistance and government pressure, while Bulgarian workers confront wartime friction, police raids, and a rising fascist influence. It discusses labor movements, capitalist critics, and questions about soviet dictatorship versus worker control.
The Communist International sends warm greetings to Jim Larkin on the release of a fighter from democratic prisons. The Moscow message notes the undaunted figure and invites Larkin to a Saturday night discussion about the fire of controversy and personal thoughts.
The texts describe the fourth Congress of the Communist International to be convened in November 1922 marking the first anniversary of the Russian Revolution. It outlines items including reports from the Executive Committee, tactics of the International, and discussions on multiple national Communist parties.
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