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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1921

Page

4

Last Days With John Reed A Letter from Louise Bryant

Louise Bryant recounts her wartime journey to Russia, Jack Reed's death, and the months of hardship. She describes solitary confinement, the Polar travel, and a funeral in Moscow. She reflects on love, fear, and the frayed but enduring bond with Reed amid war.

Doss Max Fonnay Jack Russia Typhns Sonatalaty Faye Miler Tark Leven Jaele Finday Avoil Sem Soviet Moscow Baku Ukraine Pinnish Hosty Venice Tahor Temple Red Army Enor Red Square Ore Waullion New York Josaly

International Council of Red Labor Unions Formation

Contained text outlines creation of the Temporary International Council of the Red Labor Union International, names founding representatives, and details aims, structure, and rules for participation. Includes calls for revolutionary class struggle, dictatorship of the proletariat, and opposition to conciliation with capitalists, plus invitation to unions to join and debate the dictatorship issue.

International Council of the Red Labor Union International International Bureau of Labor League of Nations Amsterdam International Federation of Labor Unions International International Council Bureau

Red Labor Union International Links Across Global Unions

The International Council plans its Moscow base with a later Congress site. Delegations from Italian Syndicalists and German and American unions discuss affiliation as the Council expands propaganda, national committees, and manifestos across Britain, France, Russia, and the Near East, seeking unity under the Red Labor Union International. The movement gains early support from Basle, Geneva, and Azerbaijjan unions, with propaganda and education efforts in Europe, Asia, and the Far East.

General Trade Unon Provisional Council International Shop Stewards Syndicalists The Communist International Provisional Council of the Red Labor Union International M.tomsky All-Russia Shablin Peskania Nilkitch—Confederation of Trade Unions Jugo-Slavia Tomsky Rosmer Murphy Union Movement of the World International Council of Labor Unions Russia Great Britain Italy Spain Bulgaria France Georgia Germany International Council Moscow Ie Ee Central Commission Council Italian Confederation of Labor Austria Switzerland Australia New Zealand South Africa Americas Britain Red Labor Union International Communist Party Red Army Union International Amsterdam International Amsterdam Bureau of Trade Unions Basle Geneva Moscow International French Confederation of Labor Amsterdam Near East Azerbaijjan Turkey Anatolia Armenia Persia Far East Siberia Council In Petrograd Archangel Odessa

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John Reed Louise Bryant Mimneuw Ana Lenin Trotsky Kaminev Enyer Pasta Bela Kun Tgor Qoive Groetinge Louise Liberator Amalgamated Commissars Tiallan Qnet Bnit Asyost Aong United Communist Party Pege & Ae International Council OF Trade and Industrial Unions Bulletin International Council of the Red Labor International International Bureau of Separate Industrial Or Trade Unions India World Congress of Labor Union Organizations Re: Labor Union International
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