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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
2
The fragment shows a notice directing all correspondence to be addressed to a listed entity, with unclear names and locations. Names appear misread or jumbled, limiting concrete facts about persons or organizations. No clear event, date, or place is discernible.
The piece argues the Near East is a flashpoint for a new imperial war, tracing postwar dismemberment of Turkey, European powers' rivalries, and the rise of Soviet Russia. It warns that zones like the Dardanelles remain under Allied control and that capitalist powers may clash with Bolshevik forces, shaping a likely global struggle. The article also singles out Lenin, Gaudi, and Kemal Atatürk as central figures and predicts a fight between capitalist and communist systems.
Sunday demonstration in the Domain featured speakers critiquing Billy Hughes and the Nationalist Party. Names such as Charlton Benster Gar diner Dunn Blakeley Mahoney Cuusiiefrom Dare and others spoke against the government while labor ideals and reform debates surfaced amid a broader class struggle narrative.
A Swedish Navy sailors’ letter supports Bolshevik rule and world revolution, signing praise for the Red Army and Red Fleet. The message is cited amid broader chatter of looming war clouds and efforts to interpret new threats.
The document lists Q and A items on topics from the Communist International and its theses to the meaning of proletariat and utopian socialist works. It also covers Lenin’s life, his age, exile, party work, and key biographical milestones, ending with a famine fund tribute and a list of names and amounts.
West Maitland reports two youths Haro Weight and Harald Dando were charged by Major Crane for refusing to comply with military service on religious grounds. The case notes they were trained for potential active service and warned of conscription risk as they mature. The article also discusses parliamentary moves to lift immunity for Communist deputies over a reprinted article promoting a violent apprenticeship.
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