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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1921
Page
3
The appeal urges workers worldwide to aid Russia's drought relief and revolutionary government. It frames every donated dollar as support for the Soviet cause, calling for solidarity beyond capitalist nations and warning against imperialist schemes. American workers are urged to join global proletariat in backing the Russian vanguard.
The article argues that newspapers no longer reflect public opinion, but serve capitalist interests. It critiques the Desert News of Salt Lake City for endorsing reactionary views and implying support for Debs’s continued imprisonment despite peace, urging American opinion to favor Debs’s release.
The article outlines four core points distinguishing Communist views from Second International approaches. It argues for linking national and colonial liberation, replacing self determination with complete independence, tying national questions to the fall of capitalism and the dictatorship of the proletariat, and introducing practical national equalization measures to uplift backward nations through economic and cultural development and cooperation with advanced nations.
David Craton argues labor was betrayed by American and international capitalists in 1917 and calls for reorganizing craft unions into powerful industrial unions. He condemns Samuel Gompers for signing the truce and urges mass action to defeat wage cuts, open shops, and capitalist drives.
The newspaper announces the serial publication of G. Zinoviev's My Twelve Days in Germany starting next issue. The work, written after Zinoviev's November 1920 return to Russia from Halle, portrays the congress that split the Independent Socialist Party of Germany and formed the German Communist Party with witty, satirical sketches of leaders and tactics.
A National Council plan reshapes German Communist organization after the March insurrection. Town branches split into small groups of about twelve with a leader, expanding to two groups at twenty members. Each group assigns a field of action, collecting information on residents, arms, and counterrevolutionaries while maintaining secrecy and reporting up the chain.
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