Australia’s Communist Party Emerges in Trade Unions
Comrade Earsman reports from Moscow on Australian delegates at the Third Congress of the Communist International. He traces Australia’s political history from the 1850s to the present, noting the emergence of the Communist Party of Australia in 1920, its spread in industrial centers, and its goal to lead workers toward revolutionary overthrow of capitalism with International support.
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Communist International
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Earsman
Australia
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I.W.W
Australian Socialist Party
Communist Party of Australia
Commonwealth
Communist Party
Third Communist International
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Peter Simonoff Sails for Russia Farewell meeting in Australia praises his work for workers.
A farewell rally at the Phighouse featured speakers including J Gurden W Haker Tom Flynn and Cours de Simonoff praising Peter Simonoff for championing the working class. They spoke of his planned departure to Soviet Russia and his role in linking Australian labor to the Communist International amid looming unity and resistance.
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Peter Snovan
Orcovy
Russia
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Jevlery
J 8 Gurden
W. Haker
Tom Flynn
Cours de Simonoff
Simonoff
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Norman JoMery
Sindiol
Australia
J. S. Garden
Simonof
Therr
Soviet Russia
Sam
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Communist Party of
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United Communist Party
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