Bold Tactics for Union Control and Worker Education
The passage argues that unions alienate sympathy, claiming hostility to outsiders, and urges bold fearless action to take control of unions and educate workers to use them as a weapon against the capitalist system. It frames reactionary leadership as an obstacle and promotes strategic tactics to win influence.
All-Russian Union of Educational Workers Origins and Reform
The All-Russian Union of workers in education and socialist culture formed recently with the July 1919 conference establishing foundations. It traces earlier unions, notably the 1905 All-Russian Teachers Union, and details 70,000 members, splits with liberal and right socialist factions, and the 1918 dissolution. It notes the 1919 conference principles promoting union breadth and socialist collaboration with government.
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Union of Workers
Petrograd
Moscow
Volga
Baltic
Teachers’ Union
Union of
Teachers-Internationalists
All-Russian Teacher's Union
Commisariat of Public Education
Union of Workers In
Soviet Republic
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All-Russian Union of Educational Workers