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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
3
The text outlines a proletarian dictatorship where the Communist Party seizes state power from capitalism, establishing a labor council or Soviets led government. It details transitioning to collective ownership, worker control through job committees, and eventual state dissolution as communism matures.
A 1922 Wellington letter to Truth from R Eden claims he was cut out of Truth after a Sydney Truth piece on Communism. The writer asks Dear Comrade to inform readers of the Communist about the exclusion and seeks publication of his reply.
A fragment argues that fasional is the sole force able to stop imperial capitalism from sliding humanity toward barbarism, claiming it is the instrument by which Communism will be realized.
The Communist Party outlines plans to carry on propaganda within unions and to pressure affiliates toward complete affiliation with the R-T-U-L. It vows closer cooperation with Ik and sets conditions for the relationship between the R-T-U-L and the Communist International.
A Houston writer recalls a Los Angeles gathering with Max Kaatman a radical poet editor of The Liberator. He meets George an ex IWW secretary facing an 18 year penitentiary sentence and reflects on friendship belief art and silence under a moonlit night.
A critical critique of capitalist proposals to solve unemployment by cheaper production and longer work hours. It argues that wage reductions and price declines mainly benefit the capitalist class, leaving global unemployment unchanged and harming workers overall. The piece ends noting continuation on an unspecified page.
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