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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 21, 1921

Page

7

Soviet Russia and Abandoned Communism Reconsidered

Discussion on postwar economic shifts in Soviet Russia notes 1920 1921 changes from wartime disruption to normal trade and the increasing legitimacy of Soviet power. It discusses nationalization limits, the role of petty industry, and the balance between main industries and village crafts under an intelligent dictatorship.

Willy-milly Supreme Council of National Economy Council of Nations Commissars

Miles and Brisbane Branch Tie in 1921 Communist Dispute

The Brisbane Branch disputes Miles influence, denying he solely governed the branch or expelled the prior secretary. Aimed at unifying Communist energy against enemies, the editors note Miles’ underground role and call for party unity while outlining debates on peasant economy, war effects, and the Leninist grain for industrial products policy. Moscow, May 23, 1921.

Brisbane J. K. Miles Imeuibe Miles Aise Lita Laéts Sydney Comintern Communist Party of Australia The Communists of Australia Lenin

Who are the Communists The Result of an Investigation

Brisbane Branch of the Communist Party of Australia releases a statement on a freely distributed leaflet titled Who are the Communists The Result of an Investigation. The Brisbane group explains their August discussions on Miles report, Miles joining the Goulburn Street Party, and their reasons for maintaining affiliation, asserting commitment to unity under the Third International while critiquing Miles and the A S P actions. The notice defends their stance and calls for a unified Australian Communist Party.

J. 4. Miles Brisbane Communist Party of Australia Miles Sydney Goulburn Street Party Vthers Goulburn Street Third International Australia A.S.P

Communist Party of Aus publication imprint appears

Printed by T. W. McCrintal at the Industrial Printery 15 uevktas Street Byansy and published by J. Garden for the Communist Party of Aus.

T. W. McCrintal Uevktas Street Byansy J. Garden Communist Party ’ of Aus

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