London Letter Labour in Great Britain and Industrial Chaos
A London letter from November 30, 1921 critiques British industry under capitalism noting Lloyd George’s faltering optimism. It cites declining exports, zero new shipyard orders, and a looming postwar downturn. The piece reports rising poor relief, unemployment near 13,000 registered, and many uncounted workers on short time, highlighting systemic distress.
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Great Britain
Lloyd George
Hughes
London
George
Liv World
Britain
All England
Gatling
Inke Np
International Notes Collapse of Capitalism in Europe
Collapse of capitalist order across Hungary Spain Roumania Yugoslavia and Italy is linked to the world economic crisis. The piece cites assassinations and repression of workers, calls for a workers’ blockade of Yugoslavia and Spain, and notes a split between socialist and fascist forces in Italy with rising civil unrest and near-term political upheaval.
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Europe
Austraia
European
Hungary
Spain
Roumania
Yugoslavia
Italy
Horthy
Amsterdam Yellow International
General Confederation of Labour
Red Trade Union International
Communist International
Yugo-Slavia
Yugo Slavia
Socialist Party of Italy
Fascisti
Mithh
Giolitti
Socialist Party
Pioces
Communist Party
Germany
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Bonomi
Miners’ Federation
Serrati
Compiunist International
Berlina
Brankfurter Zeitung
Reichstag