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Sydney Communist in Sydney, New South Wales

21 Oct 1921

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Sydney Communist

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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 21, 1921

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5

Red Parade in Moscow Marks Workers Holiday

This eyewitness account describes June 17 celebrations in Red Square for the opening of the 4th Congress of the Communist International. Trotsky, Moscow garrison leaders, and delegates from many nations observed a grand parade, the Red Army salute, and the International played as banners and slogans proclaimed proletarian solidarity. The writer reflects on the display of revolutionary vigor and contrasts it with Australian eight hour parades, endorsing militant Syndicalist ideals.

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Communist International Moscow Red Army Red Square Kremlin St. Basil Parad Smiro Trotsky Muraloff Kameneil Brussiloff Great Tribune Europe Asia America Africa Australia Red Russian Red Army Radek Lunatscharsky Russia St. Basil's Church
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Do You Want a Red Revolution in Sydney Century Old League

A Sydney article reports the Workers' Industrial Peace League of New South Wales forming to oppose revolutionary movements. President E. B. Price, with secretary G. Saunders, advocates against Bolshevik ideas, promoting law, order, and self reliance while soliciting funds from industry captains.

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Sydney Workers’ Industrial Peace League of New South Wales EB. J. Price Kay Melbourne The Express Yarra Price Revolutionary Workers Price and Saunders T.W.W Sydney Domain
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Soviet Russia W. P. Earsman Communist Party Workers' Industrial Peace League of S.W E. J. Price G. Saunders
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