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Sydney Communist in Sydney, New South Wales

16 Dec 1921

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Sydney Communist

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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Dec 16, 1921

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3

Negotiations Over Capel Harbour and Pressburg Rail Plans

The Hungarian government pursued Schneider-Creusot talks on Capel harbour development while denying plans to extend to Pressburg. Zielinski announced resumed talks, stressing no binding agreement and noting broader French influence concerns.

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Tj Nemilo Schneider-Creusot Capel Paris Danube Commission Pressburg Csepel Budapest Syllard Zielinski Missioner Zielinski Schneider-Creusol Wade Sehneider- Creusol Pressture Alao Pio Firma Alpine Company Mullina Company Skoda Caepel Maepel Rreat Manfred Weiss Hungarian General Credit Bank France
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The Creative Revolution and Soviet Industry Spending

The Krestinsky Finance reports compare Tsarist 1914 industry spending of 34,000,000 roubles to Soviet 1921 spending of 9,000,000, showing a shift in budget priorities. It notes 16 percent under Tsarist and 40 percent of the budget under the Soviet for industry, signaling continued effort to develop Russian industry.

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Krestinsky People's Commissary Csar
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Music Week as a Tool for Wage Slippage and Control

A column accuses a “Music Week” initiative backed by Dame Nellie Melba of serving as a distraction tactic to keep workers compliant while wage cuts are pushed through arbitration. It contrasts lavish expenses for elites with the plight of laborers in Melbourne and hints at state manipulation through cultural events.

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Bulgaria Daskoloff Petrajev Russia Bulgarian Communist Party Rosta Wien Nellie Melba Australia Melbourne Curlewis Arbitration Court Ferguson
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