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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
2
A fragment from a Sydney page notes five quarrets and three trades hall references with a veer in the text, indicating a marginal movement or shift in listing or arrangement. The readable items are sparse and lack clear context or attribution.
A translated cable from the Fourth Congress declares breakaway not tolerated, urging unity at Sydney conference on the Unity Conference ratification. It argues for centralized proletarian discipline, democratic centralisation, and loyalty to the central authority to keep the Communist Party strong in Australia amid internal and external opposition.
A critical survey argues Britain and France drive a new world order while the United States shifts to curb German debt and Japan. The author, citing the Hague and Washington conferences, predicts Britain’s diplomacy, postwar reparations, and Australian capital interests will shape a Pacific era with economic rivalries and working-class mobilization.
Forum argues to keep anti communist parties united to block a solid Communist Party front. It warns workers may see a united front as the only defense against communism. The piece reflects conservative press sentiment following the Telegraph ex editor’s involvement.
A caustic appeal denounces King Alexander era repression in Jugoslavia, detailing trials against Communist Party leaders and workers sentenced to prison and hard labor. It calls on international workers to unite against White Terror and capitalist reaction, urging solidarity and mobilization worldwide. Includes accusations of government censorship and crackdown on labor organizations.
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