Proletarian Youth Groups Aim to Reeducate Children
A 1920 Berlin conference launches Communist Children's Groups to counter bourgeois influence. Proletarian parents must educate children within street and school environments, counteracting church and nationalist pressures. The movement seeks to train future revolutionaries through activities, discussions, and travel, reframing schooling as part of class struggle.
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Sas Ia Pee Aildren
Berlin
Atana
Trade Development in Soviet Russia
The author argues that wartime state monopoly on peasant surplus ended with peace, allowing peasants to sell excess food and trade with non nationalized small industry. The shift, tied to tax in kind and transport control, aims to boost private production and intra peasant exchange, with cooperative societies channeling products to workers. The policy is presented as a necessary transition, not retrogression, aligning with beyond war needs.
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Sansk
Moscow
Int
Russia
Busaia
Soviet
Denikin
Wrangel
Kolchak
Red Army
Mensheviks
Britain
Ugland
Canada
Great Britain ripe for social revolution warned
A writer argues the coal miners strike shows no imminent revolution in Britain despite early hopes. He notes government subsidies to coal and rising worker pressure, while outlining how subsidy schemes alter supply demand. The piece questions who bears the cost and considers broader imperial impacts.
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Great Britain
Oea
Revolutionary prospects for Britain and dominions
A historical discussion argues that Britain’s coal subsidy and declining industry threaten capitalism and may push Britain toward a social revolution. It links Dominions, revolts, and self determination to new trade upheavals, warning that independence movements could shift trade away from Britain and empower workers to act.
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Britain
Great Britain
England
Dominions
India
Egypt
Persia
Protectorates
Soviet Russia
Communist International
Rmonist International
Hoover aid plan in Soviet Russia faces critique
The piece argues Hoover seeks to gain prestige by relief aid while shaping Russia’s favor, likening him to a missionary for capitalism. It claims Soviet Russia’s people endure severe bread shortages and portrays Hoover’s motive as credit and influence rather than humanitarian relief.
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Russia
Hoover
America
Soviet Russia
Ponie
General Strike Imminent in Frisco
A militant call urges united action for a general strike to cripple the wage system. Workers must act together or risk losing all labor organization power on the continent, the piece notes, praising solidarity while detailing local union responses and leadership efforts across the movement.
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Frisco
P. H. McCarthy
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Ole Ied Lannon
Navy
Pats Lia Prenc Me
Aman
Ian Ame
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Harmony Park
Galen Ieland
Sun
Aus
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