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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1921

Page

2

The Bolshevik View of the 2nd Communist International

L Kamenev argues the 2nd World Congress of the Communist International is the public plan for world revolution. He notes workers across Europe and America, plus Orient nations, organize to overthrow capitalist rule. The article insists Soviet Russia hosts the congress and leads a rising global proletariat in a historic struggle for dictatorship of the proletariat.

Bolshevis L. Kamenev Krasnaya Gazeta International Proletariat Europe America Soviet Russia Congress Communist International Cearly III International Ill International of Communist International Red Petrograd World Congress II International Trade Independent Party of Germany Sociaist Party Independent Labor Party of Engli Socialist Party Kingdom Gdom of Freedom All International Comendency Russia Afl

BILL HAYWOOD REBEL

A reflective critique of William D. Haywood and Debs within socialist debates, contrasting loyalty to working class revolt with legalistic reformism. It traces 1912 party splits, arguing the revolutionary wing sought direct action against capital while denouncing opportunistic maneuvers and urging unity for workers.

Robert Burns Haywood Socialist Party of America Milwaukee Indianapolis Bergers Hilquits Spargoes Socialist’ Party Rets Socialist Party

Communist Party of Ge Statement May 11

Berlin May 11. The statement outlines acceptance by the party of the most important passages in the Allied ultimatum. The deputies in the Helvhenng meeting vote to present crma and promises, reflecting the complex political situation following the Allied demands. The text emphasizes acceptance by the bourgeois and notes reactions to the ultimatum.

Berlin Tatemant Helvhenng Crma Promiases

State as class rule and the defense of capitalism

The state is an instrument of ruling classes, created to protect exploitation and secure capital. It serves the profits system, suppresses workers, and cannot emancipate the working class. In classless society the state would vanish as its function disappears.

Mary Russia

Proletariat Dictatorship as Path to Communism Explored

The text argues that capitalism creates a permanent working class and that democracy is a tool of capitalists. It envisions the dictatorship of the proletariat in Russia as a transition to a classless society and communism. It cites Engels and Lenin as sources.

Engels Lenin

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