Emigration Plan for American and Foreign Workers to Kuzbas
The Soviet authorities outline a colonisation scheme allowing American and other foreign workers to develop the Kuznetsk coal and iron basin. The plan, coordinated by Sibrewkom and T.O. for Siberia, covers land, kilns, mills, and transport, with the Emigrant Unit managing enterprises and sharing in increased output while the RSFSR owns results. The agreement includes housing, food, clothing, equipment, and staged production targets for 1922 and beyond.
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Soviet
Russia
Council For Labour and Defence
Soviet Russia
R.S.F.S.R
Siberia
Kuznetzk
Mission of America
S.T.O
Council of Labour and Defense
J. Rutgers
H. 8. Calvert
A. Heller
G. Shkolnik
J. J. Fellmann
K. Maskalunas
BG. Korn- Whitt
Sibrewkom
Kuzbas
Librenkom
all-Russia Central Comm
Novo-Nikolajevsk
Moscow
Sibrenkom
T.O
Dusing
Orewhom
Kemerowo
Tom
Tomsk
Kemerovo
Jashkino Cement Works
Gurjeff Zaved
America
Communist Hall rises as new party HQ near Trades Hall
The Communist Party opens a large first floor hall on Sussex Street near Goulburn, with white front and 700 to 800 seating. Comrade Earsman to give lantern lecture, study and speakers classes planned, mid week lectures and socials to centralise party activities. Pravda notes ongoing filter of ex members, warns against office seekers, and urges recruiting peasants and workers despite religious remnants. Moscow decree outlines process for foreigners to become Russian citizens through RSFSR foreign representatives.
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Sussex Street
Goulburn Street
Trades Hall
Veryone
Earsman
Communist
Concordia
Sydney
Communist Party
Pravda
Semashko
People's Commissary
Cuthberts
Rosta Wien
Moscow
Russia
R.s.f.8.r
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Librewkom
Kuznetze Coal and
Tron
Communist Party Hall
Russian Communist Party