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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 21, 1922

Page

4

Four Communists and the Trade Unions

The enlarged Executive reiterates Third Congress trade union resolutions and urges concrete work adapting to country and industry conditions. It notes a global union crisis from capital's offensive, calls for unified action, and outlines steps to strengthen the Red Trade Union International and affiliate both reformist and minority unions under Profintern leadership.

Red Trade Union International R.t.ull R.T. Ull R.t.ul R.T.U.T. 5 Amsterdam Trades Council R.T. U.L Profintern R.T.U.S Amsterdam International R.T.U.I Communist Parties Communist International

The Liberty of the Subject and Capitalist Hypocrisy

A Communist Party statement denounces what it calls master class injustice in Australia and America. It claims the medical association is a voluntary but powerful body, argues liberty under capitalism is a sham, and vows underground action until the dictatorship of the proletariat advances toward communism.

Sydney B.M.A Thompson Farr Medical Men’s Association Australia L.W.W Oakes’ Collagues Communist Sunday School Communist Party In America America Communist Party

Notice to Subscribers for Expiring Paper

A red mark on your paper indicates subscription expiration with that issue. Renew at once. Printed by T. W. McCristal at the Industrial Printery in Sydney and published by J. S. Garden Randwick for the United Communist Party of Australia.

T. W. McCristal Industrial Printery Cunningham 5 Sydney J. S. Garden Randwick United Communist Party of Australia

Letter from Russia Reveals Hunger Relief From Comrades

A translated message from Kosino village children to World Young Communists describes famine in Soviet Russia and thanks supporters for food aid. It recalls Dr Nansen criticizing capitalist indifference as causing millions of deaths and promises further letters.

Young Communist International Russia Dr. Nansen Europe Soviet Russia Kosino

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