Famine under British Imperialism and Soviet Contrast
A critique noting famine under British rule in Ireland and India contrasts Soviet Russia with the claim that famine results from imperial exploitation. It cites Irish famines of 1847-48, Indian famines across centuries, and consistent food exports during famines, arguing imperial capitalism caused hunger while Soviet aid is limited to transportable supplies.
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Russia
Soviet Republic
Ireland
India
Bengal
N.W
Rajputana
Bombay
Madras
Mysore
Great Britain
Foundations of Empire Exposed in English Wealth Gap
A historical critique cites prewar English statistics on unemployment and vast wealth concentration. It notes 2.65 million unemployed yet wealthy, 1/17 of the population owning over half the wealth, landlords with over ten acres totaling 176,520 owners, and widespread poverty with high infant mortality and short life expectancy among workers.
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England
United Kingdom
London
Communist Sunday Schools in the working class struggle
The article argues that Communist Sunday Schools educate children in a working class view of society, criticizes capitalist schooling in Europe and Australia, and promotes the Young Communist International. It states education as a weapon for class consciousness, teaching dialectic method and Marxist history to prepare future revolutionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Europe
Young Commuunist — Internaional
Young Communist International
Working Dana
Russia
Church of England Slum Landlords in Sydney Claim
A public critique argues the Church of England acts as the worst slum landlord in Sydney, contrasting lavish English church salaries with local deprivation. The piece denounces religion as a factor in worker degradation while noting Communist views on organized faith.
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Church of England
Sydney
Dr. Purdy
Sun
England
St. Paul's
London
A Million Pounds Stolen and A Raging Wage Debate
A critical column argues that wage reductions in state enterprises amount to a theft of workers’ money. It paints the government service department gains as a theft from workers, condemns legal robbery backed by force, and urges workers to seize political power to halt the capitalist dictatorship.
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Government Service Department
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