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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

4

Marxism and Labour in a Turbulent Era

The piece debates Marxist theory versus Labour Party reformism, arguing Marx advocated class war and the Proletarian Dictatorship. It contrasts Engels and Lenin with reformist Labour ideas, urging workers to seek revolutionary consciousness rather than electoral change. It cites Neue Zeit and Beer to support its stance.

Marx Labour A.L.P Labour News Theo Jove Dooley Neue Zeit M. Beer Beer Save Engels Socia Democratic Party Germany Lenin Elnsa Consciona A.S.P Communist Party Labour Party

Lecture at Communist Party Hall on Important Question

Evers announces an evening lecture at 395 Sussex Street in the Communist Party Hall. A discussion will follow the talk, and residents are urged to tell friends about the event.

Evers Wranae Communist Party Hall Sussex-street

To The Masses Comintern Call to the Working Class

Bela Kun argues at the Third Congress that the Communists must reach the masses to win the majority of the working class to communism. He states the workers need the revolution, and warns against petty bourgeois opportunism while urging active participation in every forward mass movement.

Bela Kun Daniel Shays Comintern Communist International Communist Party Third Congress Social Democrats Friedrich Adler Herman Gorter Social Democratic Party

Special Notice for Unionists Meetings at Communist Hall

The Communist Hall at 393A Sussex Street will host public meetings on all days except Sundays from 9 p.m. to 6 p.m. and also on Thursday and Friday nights from 7 to 10 30 p.m.

Communist Hall Sussex Street
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