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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
4
A. E. Service urges rapid, total Communist propaganda in Australia. He outlines methods: party press, shock tactics, mass leaflets, banners, corner posts, and sticker campaigns. Emphasizes reproducing daily facts to prove dictatorship of the proletariat and to recruit workers.
Comrade Marks of New Zealand spoke at the Communist Hall on Sunday night about the Genoa Conference and his studies of European conditions after attending the Third Congress of the Communist International. He detailed famine relief work in Australia, fundraising over £30,000 for starving Russians, and his tour of organisations and streets before returning home.
The article notes Prof. Atkinson's lantern lecture at Lyceum Hall praising relief work for Russia while accusing capitalist press of anti- Communist propaganda. It quotes Burns on radical underground activity and warns Nashpros about anti red laws pushing Communists underground.
A Sydney jazz issue previews a series outlining key policy questions from the Third Communist World Congress. It asks about postwar revolutionary events, capitalism’s resilience, crisis differences, worker living standards, imperial impacts, and the Communist International versus Social Democrats.
The Communist announces a half year and quarterly subscription drive for THE PROLETA RIAN, asks readers to send stamps for a sample copy, and begins acknowledging money to the Press Fund. It notes a Sydney conference on teachers patriotism, with Brigadier Bruntwell and returned soldiers Mr Reid and Mr Gibbons arguing over a circular.
The notice credits T. W. McCrystal at the Industrial Printery in Sydney and states publication for the United Communist Party of Australia.
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