Communism and Violence in Australia’s Revolutionary Debate
The author argues against violent overthrow and urges patient, organized strategy. He warns that preaching force harms the movement, notes revolutions are economic and political processes, and calls for education, discipline, and industrial organization before any armed action. He cites Lenin and cautions Australia against sawdust revolutions.
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Australia
Lenin
Rrussia
Germany
Positi Oal
Creative Russia Shows Burst of Postwar Inventiveness Across the Republic
A survey notes widespread worker initiative and rapid projects after the war. Mills, foundries, and sawyers boost output while new tech inventions appear from Kopeysk to Kiev. Reports cite theatre building, electrification, new bathhouses, and cooperative reforms driven by home and industrial workers.
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Dulovsky
Chervishchev
Liveria
Kamishin
Tzaritzin
Perm
Tamboy
Kiev
Don Basin
Chuvash
Gandje
Azerbeidjan
Union of Needleworkers of
Turkestan
Mosyr
Beloroussia
Notice to Branch Secretaries on Delayed Mail Orders
Notice informs all branch secretaries that a printer breakdown caused mail delays last week. All orders are now completed and sent, and branch secretaries will be advised when orders arrive.
Harvest prospects and crop states in Archangel and Petrograd regions
Harvest prospects vary by province with Archangel near average and Orenburg above average. Petrograd districts show above average crops while peasants rush to sell leftovers, pushing food prices down. Trumen district sees near good harvest due to recent rains. The One Big Union Council in Auckland invites rebels and others traveling to New Zealand to contact Geo. Phillips for coordination.
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Moscow
Archangel
Orenburg
Petrograd
Trumen
Auckland
New Zealand
Geo. Phillips
P.O
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Creative Russia
Russia
Branci
Comrades IN
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One Big Union Council
Labor
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