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Newspaper

Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 10, 1922

Page

2

Debate on socialisation of industry in Labor Party rise

A fragmentary report reviews a Sydney Morning Herald quotation and debate about socialisation of industry, contrasting Mr Ross and Mr Rom with the Communist Party. It argues the proletariat must seize political power to achieve social revolution, and notes the lack of consensus within Labor.

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The Communist paper demands and political strike talk in Australia

A dense excerpt reviews fundraising for The Communist newspaper, calls for wide circulation, and critiques courts, fascinations, and labor movements. It discusses sympathy for the paper, court actions against workers, and revolutionary stance toward capitalist state power, including remarks on Italian affairs and church crime debates.

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Lenin lauded as a genius by American reader on Russian Revolution

A letter praises Lenin and the Russian Proletarian Revolution as a harsh yet essential transition toward a just future. The writer envisions a world where joy replaces greed and brutality, and credits Lenin with intellectual elasticity and unwavering purpose. The note, received late for a special issue, reflects hope for the working class.

Russia Lenin

Responding to Wyatt Jones on Communists and Labour factions

The letter disputes Wyatt Jones and the Communist Party stance, arguing Marx’s methods correct and condemning Labour alignment with reformists. It cites Lenin, Engels, and the Communist Manifesto, insisting the Communist position seeks immediate goals and future aims, opposing parliamentary success without overthrowing social orders.

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