The Bolshevist View of the 2nd Congress of the Communist International
A Moscow Pravda report from 1920 outlines the Bolshevik interpretation of the Second Congress of the Communist International, stressing unity, centralized party leadership, and the necessity of armed struggle. It notes debates on party role, parliamentaryism, and admitted non Communist delegations, concluding with the congress advancing the international proletarian vanguard toward a decisive final confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Proletariat
Moscow
Communist Party
Syndicalist
Party
Rosmer
Tewards
Congress
III International
Communist International
The Dual Union Problem in Labor Movement Tangle
A long analysis argues the United Shoe Workers as a genuine force within the shoe industry, criticizing the Boot and Shoe Workers for their failures. It outlines risks of dual unions, political battles inside unions, and the need for militant, practical organizing to unite workers under a broader economic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Shoe Workers
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Chicago
Boot and Shoe Workers
U. Btater Stee Corporation
Opi
Tabor
Machinists Union
Amalgamated Metal Workers Union
Amalgamated Food Workers Industrial Union
A. F
L. Wnlonw
Alredy
Inaue
American Labor Today Defends Unions as Vital Power
A rebuttal to criticisms of the American Federation of Labor asserts unions are a virile force shaped by industrial battles and not easily toppled by outsiders, while praising the Russian Revolution as a monumental educational influence for workers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
America
Kremlin
Life Is What We Want by Sanford Hamilton
A fragmented editorial piece criticizes the Friends of Labor and proclaims Life is what we want as a sweeping program. It mocks opponents, promises a future United Humanity, and urges readers to await the plan to control industry and life itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Hamilton
Friends of Labor
Womans Press
Friend of Labor
Friends
Arrival of Dutch ship with 9000 herring at Huntsfordport
On May 28 a foreign vessel flying the Dutch flag arrived in the harbor of Huntspoor with nine thousand herring, marking a notable trade event for the port and its merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiashor
Bntengrad
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Petrograd
CO WT International
Artment OF Spate
IIT International
Trgestia
G&m
If International
Cution
International
Inc
Communis International
Commuuniste
ITI International
Cea
Labor Movement
A. F. of L
A. F.of L
American Labor Today
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