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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
3
Joseph Morris Fay, an I.W.W. agitator born in Russia, petitions Australia for deportation. He condemns democracy and British industry, calls for return to Russia, claims three years in prison harmed his health, and vows to continue agitation if left in Australia. He appeals to Sun readers to help him leave for the despotic Bolshivik Russia.
A brief description of Lenin's work on Marxist theory of the proletariat and the capitalist state during revolution. The note contrasts Bolshevik and Communist views on the state and notes the book length and pricing details.
A fragment notes a propaganda committee meeting held at 119 Rawson Chambers every Thursday night. It warns that without addressing revolutionary action the Socialist Party risks being forced into a Communist Party as the Struggle presses for change. It urges informing Parkes and writing another manifesto.
The article argues capitalist press misrepresented Kronstadt battles. It cites Manchester Guardian reports from a correspondent in Kronstadt, contrasts Soviet and capitalist wireless news, and claims workers face widespread lies from the master class. It notes Moscow quietness, fishermen near the Kremlin, and Soviet street parades with snowball fights.
Lenin explains that Russia harbors five economic systems: patriarchal subsistence, small trade, private capitalism, state capitalism, and socialism. He argues state control will steer capitalism without undermining the goal of communism and that the Soviet power must name and measure all economic forms.
A U S writer notes an American inventor claims a new machine gun can fire 15,000 rounds per minute, pouring hot lead on striking workers. The remark prompts questions about the visibility of conflict in the machine era and the ominous ease of arming, forewarning labor unrest.
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