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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1921

Page

3

Communist Privileges and the Russian Revolution

A concise examination of Soviet officials lives, the paradox of ascetic Leninist rule, and the belief that Communists bear no privileges while facing endless demands. The piece cites Brailsford and Pravda debates on whether privileges exist, noting frontline service and harsher punishment for Communist officers.

The Toiler Review on Brailsford Book Red Russia

An unsigned editorial lauds H N Brailsford The Russian Workers Republic as a sane brave book for feeding mind hope in Red Russia based on two months there 1920 a tour through Vladimir Sobinka factory and village life shows workers self government schools creches and a library while criticizing British and American democracy and promising further chapters on Bolshevik party education and creative will.

Lenin Russia H. N. Brailsford Workers’ Republic Communist Party Roata Wien Pravda Kronstadt Angeraell Red Poland Austria Germany Vladimir Ethel Snowden Brailsford Tol Stoy Red Russia Tabor Sobinka Artizan Imve Gomperites Red Empire Soviet Russia England America Gorn

Fragmentary political polemic on communists and capitalists

Disjointed prose argues about communists dying in fret, influence on others, and revolution. Claims the blood of martyrs seeds the Church, contrasts capitalist deceit with Soviet ideas, and asserts capitalist class failures. Implied historical struggle without clear dates or events.

No Master by William Morris

A fervent militant verse calls workers to reject mastery, claim their own lives, and unite against oppression. It envisions a growing force of determined hands and eyes aflame, a host bearing the word No master high or low.

William Morris

Fragmented Verse Fragments From a Nightly Muse

A garbled excerpt evokes dreamlike lines about love, fame, and fear. The speaker questions a vampire’s heart and relates it to faces and scenes seen, while referencing shared human longing for soul and belonging.

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