Unity Conference Planned by Australian Communist Parties
A joint statement from the Council of Action for Communist Unity in Australia outlines unity talks between the Communist Party of Australia Sydney Branch and the United Communist Party of Australia. It states unity is required by the Communist International and sets July 15 1922 as the Unity Conference date at Communist Hall in Sydney with delegates from both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party of Australia
The
Commeunist International
C. W. Baker
CO. T Hall
Sussex St
Sydney
Council OF Action For Communist Unity
Australia
Communist International
United Communist Party of Australia
Communist Hall
Sussex Street
Council of Action For Communist Unity In
United Party
C.E
H. L. Denford
J. S. Garden
H. Ross
Council of Action On Communist Unity
Denford
Baker and
Ross
United Communist Party
Stettier
Payne
Leece
Communist Party
Quaif
Scarborough
Howie
R.T.U.L
Council of Action
Third International
Enduring call for revolution amid British labor strife
A compilation of radical fears and calls for class war, accusing capitalist democracy and Labour governments in Australia and abroad of betraying workers. The piece denounces wages cuts, advocates Bolshevik-style action, and links Protestant antisocialist rallies to broader fights against capitalism, communism, and Catholic influence. It cites Theodore, Bavin, Fuller, and Holloway, asserting democratic systems under capitalism are doomed without revolutionary upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Lw.w
W.U.U
S.L.P
Theodore
Queensland
Mr. Theodore
Labour
Fuller
Bavin
Holloway
Melbourne Labour Council
Germany
Rameau M‘donald
Georgia
Labour Party
Stinnes
Social Democratic Party
Constituent Assembly
Communist Party
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S. G. Strettler
L. Leece
T. Payne
W. Quaife
Scott Fell
Wilson
London
Jesus
Christ
Pilate
Telegraph
Chaiman
Anglican Board of Missions
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