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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 21, 1921

Page

4

Australian Communist Official Organ Summary

The Australian Communist official organ of the Communist Party of Australia is described with its headquarters at 119 Rawson Chambers, Rawsus Pisce, indicating its centralized structure and international alignment within the Third International. The text presents a period-graphic title and basic organizational details.

THE Commus Party OF Australia Third International Rawson Chambers Rawsus Pisce

Unity in Australia’s Communist Parties Demanded by Comintern

The Comintern urges immediate unification of the two Australian Communist parties. It warns that separation weakens the movement and threatens expulsion. A commission, the Small Bureau, examined unity and set a compulsory basis for unity to be achieved before end of January 1922.

Unity of Australian Communists Proposed Before 1922

Communists in Australia urged all to unite into a single United Communist Party before the end of January 1922. The International demands merger of the two existing parties, warns individuals outside the unity risk international recognition and labels. Emphasizes that a united party will lead revolutionary tasks and mobilize workers against capitalism.

Comintern Communist International Australia International Communist Party United Party United Communist Party of Australia Communist Revolutionary Workers Clurch Labor Party Craft Union Austra Commuunists Commun Party United Communist Party The

Unity talks edged by Communist party plan

The Central Executive endorses immediate unity talks with the opposition and a three member Committee of Action including Comrades Garden, Glynn, and the author. A letter will invite the other party to appoint its three members to form a joint agenda for the Unity Conference. Aims to complete preliminary work swiftly.

Comrades Garden Glynn

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