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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 15, 1922

Page

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Ento the Unions The Fight is On Down with Scab Cultoms

A call to organize and strengthen Trade Unions in Australia amid a global wage and hour crisis. The piece urges workers to join unions, resist non union labor, and mobilize against capitalist efforts to break unions, warning that a long class war demands unity and action. It cites seamen, open shop threats, and historical struggles in Britain and America to frame the fight.

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Seamen Union critique and war era funding dispute

Executive Seamen's Union decries subsidies paid to Union 8.8 Coy during World War I. The complaint accuses money diverted from seamen and alleges deregistration attempts, labour outsourcing, and exploitation of women and children. The letter claims New Zealand and Australian governments funded the union while shipowners profited.

Union SM Coy GF Patelotien Australia New Zealand Patriotic Union BA Coy AIK Maren Seamen's Union Union B.A. Coy Aun- Walla

Lenin, Joseph Carruthers and Bolshevik Beliefs

The letter writer Sir Joseph Carruthers claims Lenin was a German-paid agent, a claim disputed by opponents who note Lenin was not paid by Germany. The piece cites Ludendorff and the Herald Memoirs, suggesting Bolsheviks topple ruling classes, while Mrs Snowden’s evolving view on Lenin is noted and the state of Russia post revolution is described as chaotic with flawed leadership in major capitals.

Joscph Carruthers Lenin Joseph Sie Germany Tumse War Office Sir Joseph Ludendorff Bania Carruthers Herald Otter Moscow

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