Where Shall We Fight The Australian workers and the socialist split
For over a decade the movement in Australia has failed to win mass support as revolutionary groups stay isolated from workers. The article critiques unions as conservative, urges militant industrial unionism, and calls for a Communist Party driven vanguard to mobilize the class against capital and imperialism. It links to the 1917 Russian example and calls for a United Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Cooperative Commonwealth
Nsw
Sydney Steel Company
Sydney Steel
Octopus
Social Democratic Parties of Europe
Trades Hall Association
Sydney
Organisation
Labor Dailies, Ltd
Labor Daily
Communist Party
Third International
Adelaide Rebels Denied Free Speech in Botanic Park
An account from Adelaide reports Communist Party and Industrial Union Propaganda League groups holding Sunday meetings in Botanic Park with a permit that was granted then revoked amid police and park board pressure. Comrades claim the move suppresses working class liberty and vow to resist further restrictions while citing Liebknecht and wartime freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party and
Industrial Union Propaganda League
Adelaide Botanic Park
George V
H. Clarke Clarke
Advertiser
Adelaide
Botanic Park
Jack Maria
T. H. Brooker
Board of Governors of
the Park
Reeves
Informer Goldstein Exposed by Labor Unity Movement
A Californian Labour Union article details David Goldstein’s alleged perjury and deceit in Australia and his expulsion from the Ladies’ Garment Workers union in San Francisco. Peter Larkin denounces him, vowing to pursue others allied with police and to expose traitors within the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Goldstein
Australia
San Francisco
Labor
Peter Larkin
D. Goldstein
Labor Unity
Despicable Crook
City
Ladies’ Garment Workers
the International Garment Workers
Jim Larkin
Larkin
TW W
New
South Wales
Goldstein
Union
Larsoin
Charber of Commerce
America
New Zealand Communist party member fined for literature sale
A Central Executive member of New Zealand's Communist Party was fined £25 in Auckland for selling literature deemed to encourage violence and lawlessness. The case linked the Labour Party to the movement, noting authorities’ fear of Communist influence and noting that the literature ABC of Communism explains the worker’s path to power through state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party of New Zealand
Auckland
Labor Party
ABC
Buchanin
Preobaschensky
Also Mentioned on This Page
I.W.W
Peter Lab
Tabor Unity
Miriam Allen DE Ford
Federated Press
Tarkin
Tam
New South Wales Police
Boston
Uni
Goldsteins
New Zealand
Labour Party
New Zealand Labor Party
EL Weitzel
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