Faith and Action in the Workers Fight for Communism
The piece asserts faith in the rank and file over union leadership, arguing wage reductions party by bourgeois ideas and pro-capitalist propaganda. It stresses mass action as the path to defend workers, organize strikes, and push toward revolution and Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Trades Union Movement
Nan
America
Sam Gomperx
Sam
The 2nd International and the British Labor Party
W P Earlman critiques the Second International and the British Labour Party. He describes delegates from 13 countries, condemns Bolshevik actions, and recalls Kerensky attending as a guest of the Russian Socialist Revolutionaries. He ends by recounting his displeasure and fatigue from the conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
2Nd International
British Labor Party
W. P. Earlman
Second International
London
Georgia
Armenia
Latvia
Ukraine
Arthur Henderson
Ramsay McDonald
Henderson
Europe
McDonald
Wels
Germany
Moeller
Sweden
Socialist Party
Genoa
Australia
Mr. Kerensky
Russia
Moscow
Mark You
Mr. Tseretelli
Inside the British Labour Party Congress Edinburgh 1920
A reporter details a three day Labour Party conference in Edinburgh with 900 delegates from over 4 million workers. The piece covers debates on Communist affiliation, the expulsion of Privy Counsellors, and sharp exchanges led by Hodges McDonald and Webb, ending with the controversial discharge of the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
C.E
C.P
Henderson
McDonald
Hodges
Clynes
Simillie
Williams
Brownle
Sydney Webb
Labor Party of
Great Britain
L.L.2
Labor Party
Social Democratic Federation
Fabian Society
Seamen's Union
Myr
Havelock Wilson
Communist Party
Cramp
C. T. Cramp
Mussia
Russia
Belgium
Germany
France
Moscow
Brownlie
Frank Hodges
Ramsey McDonald
le Red Trade Union International
Second International
Gallacher
Keir Hardie
Labor
Pluto
Westminster
Bristol
Privy Council
Labour
Judas
Thomas
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C. W. Baker
Communist Hall
Harry Crittenden
Labor Party Congress