The International Soviet of Trade Unions Crushes Amsterdam Pact
A Petrograd Pravda reprint from 1920 declares the International Soviet of Trade and Industrial Unions as a new world labor staff. It denounces the Amsterdam Federation, calls for a revolutionary staff, and pledges to overthrow bourgeois unions, unite with the Communist International, and wage class war for proletarian dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd Pravda
International Soviet of Trade and Industrial Unions
League of Nations
Europe
Berne
Amsterdam
Lygiens
Oudegaats
Jouhaux
Effiltons
Gompers
International Federation of Trade Unions
Pirate League For Nations
Paris
Bour
Geoisie
Cial
Amsterdam Federation of Trade Unions
Moscow
Russia
Italy
Spain
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
France
Georgia
Communist International
The
International Union of Trade and Industrial Unions
III Communist International
International Soviet of Trade Unions
Pacific
Hague Tribunala
Pity the Poor Packers and the One Big Union Move
The piece argues against the meat packers wage cuts and praises the formation of the International Workers in the Amalgamated Food Industries, highlighting New York and Chicago moves toward a unified One Big Union within the food industry, led by Local 865 and others. It laments stockyard greed, warns unions against defeat, and endorses industrial unionism as the path for food workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Packing Trust
LaSalle Street
Chicago
Wall Street
Yaris
Stock Yard
Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmens Union
Stock Yards
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Yellow International
Amsterdam
Sam
Samy
A. F. of L
Montreal
Gun
Food Workers
A. F
New York City
International Workers IN the
Amalgamated Food Industries
Cary
Cleveland
A. PF. of L
International Cooks and Pastry Cooks Organization
Arus
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Chicago Cooks and Pastry Cooks Association
Local 866
New Times
Chicago Cooks and Pastry Cooks Asaoelation
Local 865
War Talk On Yap And Looming Conflict With Japan
George Wessler argues Leninism stirs imperialist tensions with the United States and Japan over the Yap island dispute. He contends capitalist powers push war to deploy surplus capital and suppress worker revolts, warning war fuels profits while workers bear the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
U.S
Japan
Washington B. Vanderlip
Kamtehuka
Kamtchaka
Goan
Philippine
Yap
Lenin Roefully
Young Communist League spreads across nations in 1920s report
The Young Communist International notes the Young Communist League with about 20 000 members before dictatorship and 80 000 young workers across nations. It cites activity in Italy Belgium Spain Portugal Austria the Balkans Hungary Romania and the United States with anti military propaganda and revolutionary action. It discusses repression by authorities and the League’s expansion in multiple countries amid a global communist movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Communist League
Ace
Pacific Islands
Italy
Communist
Laine
Belgium
NEND
Bourgeoi
Sachnena
Portugal
YC. cL
International
Social Democratic Youth Federation of German-Bohema
Communist Youth of
Balkans
Y. 6
Bulgaria
Jugo-Slavia
League
Hungary
Roumania
Federation of Young Workers of
Transylvania
Banat
Social-Democratic Youth Federation of
Old-Roumania
United States
Capitaliat
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Petrograd
Department OF State
Moritz J. Loeb
George Wessler
Imperiali Ber
Bach — Croup Uidet
Young Communist International
U, S
Unelr
Orient
Mexico
Colombia
Costa Rica
Upton
Wilson
England
Switzerland
Compunist
Austria
Y. C. CL
Socia-Duma
C. L
America
Argentina
Australia
South Africa
Cape Town
C. F
Luxemburg
CL. Prothin
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