Revolution in Australia By J W Roche
A call for Proletariat leadership in Australia arguing that peaceful reform is impossible and that a forceful, mass resistance is needed. The author urges building a strong Communist movement, with a disciplined organization ready to seize power when revolutionary conditions arise, and warns that reformist socialism fails to address class struggle.
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Australia
Hlas
Engels
Russia
Unlawful Literature and Seizure of Revolutionary Reads
A letter from New Zealand notes authorities halting and burning revolutionary literature including The Communist. It reports three party members on trial for selling seditious literature, fines and jail terms, plus Sydney customs seizure of Industrial Pioneer under the 1920 proclamation. The writer urges readers to buy literature now and promises to supply revolutionary materials worldwide.
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New Zealand
Plesse
Weitzel
Australia
Sydney
Customs Department
E. J. Young
Poetminster
Mastering Influence in Labor Circles
An instructional piece urges workers to join talks, listen, and gently steer conversations toward revolutionary ideas. It advises readers to study economics and Soviet labor laws, read extensively, and plant seeds of critical thought while posing as a loyal, patient ally in factories and camps.
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S.B.D
Mim
Russia
Yale
Wages Reduction Hits Millions Across Sectors
London reports wage cuts affecting 390000 civil servants 160000 local authority staff 700000 builders and 500000 agricultural workers. Reductions set to begin in September as Sun and other papers note.
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London