Washington Conference seen as prelude to new war
A critical account argues the Washington Disarmament Conference does not seek real disarmament but serves imperial rivalry and war mobilization. It cites Lloyd George, Denby, and Churchill as evidence that naval programs and national defense drive policy, urging workers to reject capitalist wars and pursue revolutionary internationalism.
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Washington
Northcliffe
Trust
Old Times
Australia
England
America
Lord Haigh
Lord Haig
Lord Taig
Japan
Churchill
Hague
Pall Mall Gazette
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Russia
Manchuria
Britain
Germany
Harding
Navy League
Imperial Conference
Asanith-Grey Q
Wufusal
Washington U
Amecica
Capitast
Second International
Labor Party
Europe
Debate Request From Australian Communist Leader
A letter dated 22 September 1921 from Newcastle requests open debate with A T Brodney of Trades Hall. The writer, a Communist Party member, challenges Brodney to a public discussion on alleged anti Communist actions and defends the branch against what he calls foolish remarks. He leaves time, place, and chairman to Brodney and offers to secure audience satisfaction.
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A. T. Brodney
Trades” Hall
Newcastle
Communist Party of Australia
T Ieayr
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