Soviet Hungary remembered at Moscow congress debate
At the second Congress of the Communist International in Moscow 1920 the session opens with Zinoviev marking August 2 as the anniversary of Soviet Hungary’s downfall and war deaths. Bukharin Lenins and Radek discuss parliamentaryism trade unions and the role of workers in building a revolutionary movement.
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Communist International
Moscow
Hungary
Zinoviev
Samueli
Dittmann
Germany
Crispien
Wynkoop
Radek
Bukharin
Wolfstein
Bor
Italy
Metropolis
Kautsky
Yellow Social Democracy
Proletariat
Socialist Independent Party
Inter
Ommunist International
Department OF State
Bulgarian Communist Party
Labor
Gamrade Murphy
Communistit
Lenin
Uange
Tts
United States
Khiva
Fraina
Tanner
OUR MAIL BOX Inquiries From Union Readers
A jumble of letters praising The Toiler and urging continued support. Readers from Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Montana send money orders and notes about unions employment and the paper. One writer recalls switching from another edition and another laments hard times in the hills of California.
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Tath & Union Man
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Calif
Conserving Sacred Institutions and the Call for Legal Reform
The piece argues against forced upheaval, urging that revolutions require violence and that change must occur through legal channels. It cites cases like Gitlow and Wickersham era officials, warns deportations of workers families at Ellis Island, and calls for funding to aid affected rose families, urging workers to support legal struggle within Americanism and constitutional rights. It emphasizes ballot box remedies, legal privileges, and protest against deportations.
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Traly
Learned Court
Wilson
Russia
Gitlow
Larkin
Winitzky
Ferguson
Ruthenberg
Georgian
Ellis Island
James J. Doyle
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