Irony and clash as Irish delegation confronts Communist Hall plan
An Irish delegation campaigns to address workers at the Communist Hall amid a government ban. Police and Nationalist crowds assemble outside while the hall fills and doors close, ending with questions on courage and policy under pressure. The piece laments leadership hesitation and political risk in Dublin’s tense May Day atmosphere.
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London
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Free State
Australia’s Lenin or Theodore a Reformist Socialist in Doubt
The piece debates whether Theodore is Australia’s Lenin, countering Reformist socialist claims with contrasts between Lenin’s leadership in Russia and Theodore’s role in Australia. It argues Lenin’s decisive revolutionary work versus Theodore’s parliamentary path, urging workers to unite and oppose capitalist rule.
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