The Working Children and the Bourgeois Poison
The article argues that bourgeois society corrupts proletarian youth through school, religion, and state propaganda. It condemns private and public curricula as tools of exploitation and calls on proletarian parents to educate children within the class to resist bourgeois morals, urging revolutionary support and new communal education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Hourgeorgie
Berlin
Republic
Russia
Sta Oy
Topol
Ances
Saag
48 Countries Represented at 3rd Congress Translated By Rosa Spanier
Moscow reports that a 4th session opened with Radek noting 201 delegates present. Delegates from 48 countries attended, with 219 full members and 100 fraternal delegates. Bulgarian left and several minor groups were rejected or admitted under contentious votes amid internal party struggles and repressions shaping representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Spanier
Moscow
Ali
Radek
Committee of Mandates
Staney
Ita
Germany
Italy
Rus- Fae
Sia
Ho Sboys
Inter
Cor
Poland
Ukraine
Communist Labor Party
Via
Bulgaria
Soviat Patriotic Parland
Roumanta
Lithuania
Unl Tria
the Fourth
Knutaky
Kadeh
9R&tor
Congress
Bund
Poule Zionists
Emigration to Russia Opens Organized Immigration
The Soviet government plans to encourage American emigration to Russia with conditional, organized immigration. A special committee of the People's Commissariat of Labor will regulate and facilitate entry, pending housing and machinery for distributed work. Organized groups with equipment are urged to go, including agricultural, building, tailoring, and hatmaking cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Russia
L. Martens
America
Russia
People's Commissariat of Labor
Martens
Mr. Martens
Mayfair to Moscow Clare Sheridan Diary Review
A critic reviews Clare Sheridan's From Mayfair to Moscow noting the diary’s candid self portrayal and journey into Soviet Russia. The piece highlights her art, wartime challenges, motherhood, and belief in work as salvation while praising the book’s honest, independent tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Clare Sheridan
Mayfair
Russia
Soviet
England
Lenin
Trotzky
Winston Churchill
Kamenev
Krassin
Mother Grundy
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Edwin Hoernle
S Paal
Perie
Watkee Beloning
Committee On Re-Emigration
People's Compsetriat of Labor
Moxey
China
Boni & Liveright
Tam
Kremlin
Sinegere
Sheridan
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