Socialist Party condemned as counter revolutionaries at Detroit convention
A Detroit convention report claims the Socialist Party has abandoned revolutionary aims, fled from mass action, and aligned with bourgeois interests. It praises Communist International unity while labeling the party leaderless, broke, and unable to articulate a program or choose a weapon in the class struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist International
Socialist Party
Detroit
Socialist Party of the
United States
Party of the Workers
Ety
Spartakus
Unity Party
Inde
Scheldemanists
Fbociat Omocrats
Reply to Industrial Union News Critique in The Teller
A letter denounces leaders of the W. I. f. U. for sycophancy and opportunism. It cites an editorial in The Teller about the Moscow Congress and W. I. U. delegates, condemning the rhetoric and calling opponents names. The piece highlights scornful phrases and a provocative six column attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Union News
W. 11. Uy
Endeavers
Axos Tt
Inet
Moscow
Teller
Jolly Rogers
Moscow International
Hull
Ross
London
The
Red
Trade Union International
Tom Mann
Triple Alliance
Amsterdam
Red International
Crisis of the Communist Party of Germany 1921
A translated Moscow Pravda critique by lek, May 7 1921, analyzes the German Communist Party's March movement, its tactics, intra party splits, and clash with the government and Social Democrats. It covers Scheidemannists Independents and the Comintern response, the Central Committee’s decisions, battles, and consequences including executions and imprisonments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party of Germany
Lek
Moscow
Pravda
J. Milner
Germany
Goersing
Russia
Central Committee
Goorsing
Republic
Ebert
Social Democratic
Levy
Comintern
Zetkin
Danning
Galer
Brass
Berlin
Hamburg
Bremen
Leipzig
Chemnitz
Wuertemberg
C. Zotkin
Halle
Parliamenaary
March Movement
Unemployment Council of New York proposes relief plan
The Unemployment Council of New York urges organized worker action to secure employment or compensation at union wages, heavy tax on incomes over 8000 dollars, and non eviction for the unemployed. It promotes recognition of Soviet trade, access to medical care, and a public campaign with leaflets and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unemeployment Council of
New York
Unemployment Council
Russia
France Faces Anti-Militarist Uprising and Demobilization Moves
The article notes a halt in French mobilization amid rumors of a sedition law targeting anti militarist writings. It describes protests by troops singing The Internationale, red flags on trains, and clashes with authorities as workers resist imperial policy. The piece highlights government reversals and fears over reliance on French workers for empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’humanite
International
The
the International
M. Batthow
le Populaire de Nantes
Ga Marseillaise
M. Barthou
Africa
Foster's Articles on Russia by William 7 Percent
Poster’s second article on Russia for the Federated Press appears in this issue with more to come. The Teller faders may offer the most authentic and latest accounts of reworkings of the Soviet government. Readers are urged to subscribe at once to follow the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Poster
Russia
Federated Press
Atle
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Clark Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Toiler Publishing Association
Lincoln
M. H Rogers
the Toiler
the. I
Big Bluff
Bill Haywood
Altho
I W. W
Rome
Spain
Batum
Naval
Metal Works Union of
Warsaw
Rugaia
Helsingfors
Kronstadt
Finnland
France
Mary Reed
Foster
Teeter Bey Eens
Clark Ave
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