White Terror in Hungary follows prologue to Horthy era
European dispatch traces three periods of Hungarian White Terror from 1919 to 1920. It notes Romanian troops protected Hungarian workers early on, the rise of George Clark's influence, and growing suppression through elections and the National Assembly. It cites Simonyi Semadam's appeal, appeals to Western governments, and foreign observers visiting Budapest, including Italian socialists and British trade unionists, while warning of intensifying terror and executions.
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Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Jommeil
George Clark
National Assembly
Horthy
Neuilly
Simonyi—Semadam
British Labour party demands self determination and peace terms
BEARBOROUGH England June 25 British Labour party conference calls for self determination for Egypt India and a just settlement of Ireland. It endorses revision of the peace treaty, recognition of the Soviet government, and a broad program of trade and political reforms. A joint deputation will urge Premier Lloyd George to pursue immediate peace and lift embargoes amid Hungary inquiries.
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Bearborough
England
Egypt
India
British Labor Party
Plink
Treland
Great Britain
Far
Hussia
Ilirvet
Anevia
Labor Party
Leaden Union Congress
Cal Pun
Lloyd George
Inster Pda
Tassin
Lahor Party
Hungary
Britt Soolutiat Party
Delopat Tin
Amnitiannt Wiaterenee
Robert Seit He
Maree
Red Army Releases Miners Mobilization Decree
Moscow reports the Tabor Connell orders mobilizing miners ages 18 to 60 and releasing others from the army to work in the mines. The Soviet government asserts control over the Eastern Champex as a provisional government ends. Diplomatic and commercial relations are expected to open. The week in Helashow saw 22 river boats repaired and metal workers extending the workday to ten hours.
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RED Army
Moscow
Helsing’ Vis
Republic of
Eastern
Chaeax
Helashow
Taylor Guilty Ban Prancisco Juror Deliberates Amid Deportation Gust
Taylor, a fourth Communist, faced trial inOakland for violence linked to labor agitation. After eight hours of deliberation, the jury found him guilty while debates over Communist Labor Party platform and deportation laws continued. Several deportation cases were dismissed due to attorney Theva’s efforts.
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Ban Prancisco
Joh
Taylor
Oaktam
Mwen
Prelorieh Theva
Budapest May 13 1921 report on political killings
Grievous documents reveal police reports of three specialists killed in a military prison and two corpses found at Kolewsatd area. The paper claims Menalt was buried alive by the Danube detachment and that six comrades, all cited as honest and brave, were murdered. Police were informed but no inquiry began. Captain Pronayde remains in a national army role and an ally of Horthy.
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White Guard
Ilegal
Hungary
Danube
Hohler
Budapest
Social-Democratic
Oskar Leval
Leval
Red Army
Triy
M Court
Germany
Ialy
France
Belgium
Levai
Vien
Polie
Norreike
Kolewsatd
Manyu
Menalt
Polier
Amd
Pronayde Stilt
Nations Army
Horthy
Canute and the Tide Lesson From a Fabled King
A fragmented retelling compares the medieval tale of King Canute who set a throne on the shore to test the sea with a contemporary warning about rulers and wills hindering progress. It contrasts the myth with modern assertions of authority over railroads and governance, implying time will reveal the limits of power.
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Canute
Kalening
Palmer's Cases Still Falling
Rabble of HWP members and other detainees face evolving warrants of arrest. The Department of Death... (text corrupted) indicates many arrestees were previously held without warrant and have now been released or deported to Italy Germany and Mexico on various grounds.
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York
Department of Dhiathoe
Hue
Harry Wolnhorwee
Myx Gendlin
David Orlick
Lita Chehevsly
Dhinia Lapidas
Reile Foltman
Jong
Tal Ihermany
Aed
Hive
Germany
Thomas Martine
Mexico
Tle Uife
The Learned Are Persecuted in Budapest May 1920
The Hungarian Academy of Sciences expelled Oscar Asboth Bernhard Alexander Emanuel Beko Ladislaus Eber and Adolph Leml for not leaving posts during communist rule. The University of Budapest refused degrees to Joseph Pogquy George Luha Bela Por garasi, actions contrary to Hungarian law.
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Budapest
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Europe
Oscar Asboth
Bernhard Alexander
Nesteticw
Emanuel Beko
Ladislaus Eber
Adolph Leml
Becase
University of Hudapest
Joseph Pogquy
George
Entente Backing Bolsters Russian Regime Says Krassin
An interview with Krassin outlines how the Entente aided Russia by rallying former bourgeois elements, enabling resistance to Poland. He argues Soviet Russia can endure amid a capitalist world while noting peace attempts with Poland and strategic refusals to Borisov.
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oThat
Entente
Poland
Russia
Kraxsin
Borisor
Kiev
Borisov
France
Soviet Russia
Notes From A Cabin Letter About Growth And Plans
A fragmentary letter discusses a Colorado trip to learn truth, personal schoolwork, and ongoing correspondence. The note praises a youth named Jack Thorston, praising his mind and potential, and mentions spurred efforts toward humanity and plans to intensify activities and seek new opportunities.
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Colorado
Link
Meehan
Rane
Human Pool
Free Speech talk sparks clash with socialist crowd
Robins lectures on three pillars of free government Religious freedom political freedom and private property while critics accuse him of backing capitalists. Audience largely socialist and clashed over Debs, war debts, and Russia. The piece casts Robins as an interwar liberal opposing mass action and mass politics in Cleveland Public Square.
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Robins
Aeares
Foren Ia
Robina
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Albany
Ber
Siberia
Raymond Rohing
Jane
Deenett
Liber
Public Square
Prainiges
Russia
Trohina
Teller
Soviet Homes Appeals Continued From Page
The article explains state provisions for children in the Soviet Union. After school, a child attends a neighborhood club with games and books while a parent works. At 16, the youth may enter university on state support or join the industrial workforce.
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Haw
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