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Sydney Communist in Sydney, New South Wales

17 Jun 1921

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Sydney Communist

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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 17, 1921

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3

Communists open Sunday school to train young minds

A reading of the Communist Party of Australia proposal urges establishing a Sunday School for youth to counter patriotic schooling. It recounts a personal tale of disillusion with British imperial history and convicts, arguing parents should shield children from dominant patriotism and encourage critical thinking.

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Communist Party of Australia Bathurst Convieta Fife Lenins Trotsky Australia Bome Young Communist Party of Russia Young Communist Party of Australia Rawson Chambers G.P Adela Pankhurst Walsh May Houghton
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Points for Propagandists and Hints for Speakers

An instructional article advising revolutionary speakers to use shocking facts about class exploitation and capitalist development. It cites crowd psychology, rising inequality, and open markets, urging youth training in Australia and listing literature for propagandists. It promotes unity against wage suppression and foresees capitalist collapse.

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Gustave le Bon U.S.A United States Britain China U S.A
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Rule on workers holidays and extra agri work in 1921

The Council for Labour and Defence orders workers with six months continuous service receive paid holidays with advance pay and food allowances based on a three month average. Those who forgo holidays get compensation based on the same average earnings. A two week extra vacation for agricultural work is allowed. Also denied are Chinese troops and German officers in the Red Army, and illiteracy campaigns report 2.7 million taught in 1920 with 13 million targeted for 1921.

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Moscow Rosta Wien Council For Labour and Defence The Commissariat For War Cronstadt Soviet Russia Russia Europe Red Army
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Engels Lenin Ragnar Redbeard G. Kirkpatrick Prank Anstey George Dagger Rank Anstey America Colm McLean W-S.c
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