Lists invited delegates to Third Congress of the Communist International
The document lists international parties invited as members or sympathisers to attend the Third Congress in Moscow, naming numerous Communist Parties and allied groups by country. It notes additional guest organisations invited to send delegates for information, and mentions the Communist Party of Australia’s recognition and a local delegate at the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Communist International
Russia
Communist Party
Germany
United Communist Party
Communist Labour Party
France
French Socialist Party
Italy
Syndicalist Union
Railway Workers’ Union
Seamen's Union
Socialist Party (Consulting
Bulgaria
Poland
East Galicia
Communist Party of East Galicia
Alliance of Jewish Workers
Czecho-Slovakia
Communist Party of German Bohemia
Slovak Socialist Party
Consulting
International Socialist Party of the People of the
Russian Carpathians
England
Left
U.P
America
Industrial Workers of the World
Austria
Hungary
Jugo-Slavia
Socialist Party of the Autonomous Territory of Funf- Kirchen
Ukraine
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Spain
Confederation of Workers
Republic of the Far East
Japan
Argentine
Communist
Moscow
Australia
LWW
Communist Party of Australia
Third International
Teral
Women and marriage under Bolshevism in Soviet Russia
A British Commission report contrasts women’s work in capitalist England with Soviet Russia where women share duties and privileges. It cites long working hours in England, low marriage rates among workers, and claims Russia’s marriage laws reflect a dramatic social advance under Bolshevism outlined in the pamphlet Married Under Bolshevism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
England
Russia
Files of "Communist" orders urged amid postal threat
The notice says orders for files of the "Communist" continue to arrive and warns readers to order early due to postal authority threats. Each issue costs a penny per copy.
Melbourne Branch Sells Communist Books to Workers and Students
The Melbourne Branch offers a list of standard and classified Communist works at Melbourne prices, with orders to G. J. Watson, 57 Rupert Street, Collingwood. A Communist Sunday School opens Sunday July 10 at 3 p.m. in Theatrical Employees' Rooms, Docherty in charge. children welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
G. J. Watson
Rupert Street
Collingwood
Marx
Engles
En- Bela
Eucharin
The
Communist Party
Docherty
Children Evening at Concordia Hall
Sunday night program at Concordia Hall features songs and recitations by the children a fatry play by Mrs Pankhurst Walsh a performance by the Granville Socialist Sunday School Comrade Garden presides and the event invites the working class to attend doors open 7 p m at Concordia Hall Elizabeth Street July 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Hall
Comrade Garden
Elizabeth Street
Left Communism book urged for urgent orders
A literature notice advertises Lenin's Left Communism as an indispensable text. The pamphlet, praised by informed Communists, is described as essential for understanding trade union and parliamentary tactics and as supporting the Communist Party of Australia’s union work. Orders are urged immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnish Socialist Labour Party
General Confederation of Labour of
Italy
Federation of Russian Workers of
South America
General Trade Union Alliance of
Greece
National Labour Secretariat of
Holland
Union of Trade Union Opposition of
Denmark
Left of the Socialist Party of Belgium
Federation of Brussels
Anarchist- Communists of
Lenin
Communist Party of Australia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Workers’ Federation
Aserbeiddhan—Communist Party
Armenia
Georgia
Belgium
Switzerland
Workers
Union of Swiss Cities
Roumania
Leotland
Esthenia
Persia
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Chili—Socialist Party
Central America
Java
South Africa
International Socialist League
Lithunia—Communist Party
Portugal
Luxemburg
Ireland
Iceland
Turkey
Communist Party- China
Bokhara
Palestine
Communist Groups
China
Socialist Party
Korea
Social Revolutionary Party
Soviet
Lbourne Sunday School
Norman Jeffery
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