First Impressions of Soviet Russia by J Howie
Comrade reporters recount a long journey from Australia to Moscow in 1921 to attend the New Trade Union International Congress. The writer describes travel hardships, the peasant economy, Moscow’s streets and trams, hotel life, and glimpses of church freedom under Bolshevik rule, noting language barriers and lingering doubts about Western depictions of Soviet Russia.
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Change of Manager Notice for Communist Literature Secretary
Special notice informs branch literature secretaries that Norman Jery resigns as manager due to party work pressures and reallocation by the Central Executive. Future correspondence should go to H Ross at 119 Rawson Chambers and CL WW Baker at 119 Rawson Chambers.
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