Abolition of Money in Soviet Economic Policy
A speech outlines the first three years of Soviet rule with money nearly abolished and payments replaced by in kind benefits. It notes free clothing, food for workers and children, postal costs removed, and wage payments increasingly in kind as a basis of distribution, predicting a future where money vanishes for most and only remains in the market for scarce purchases. The speaker emphasizes unity across regions and anticipates a society where money becomes a distant memory for future generations.
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Moscow
Our Party
Sukharevka
Do You Go to Church Do You Go to Church
Review of a pamphlet by Bishop Brown a former Episcopal preacher now Revolutionary Socialist urging Christians to abandon theological dogmas for Marxian Communism. The eighty four page book carries the Age of Reason label and promotes a radical secular critique. Published by THE TOILER Cleveland Ohio.
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Bishop Brown
Episcopal Church
the Toiler
Clark Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
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Russia
Siberia
Turkestan
Caucasus
Ukraine
Ivanovsky
William Montgomery Brown