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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1920

Page

5

Wrangel forces in Crimea under foreign influence exposed

Pravda reports a brutal Wrangel regime in Crimea with public executions daylight robberies and arbitrary dissolution of Zemstvos. Paris and London papers note aid from Hungary and shortages of boots clothing and ammo while British observers dismiss disturbances as humbug.

Pravda Wrangel Paris

Lenin as a Scientist of War in a Scientific World

Robert Minor argues in The Liberator that Lenin wields unmatched influence as capitalism falters against Soviet Russia. He asserts Lenin’s leadership induces nations to fight while European governments lose control of their people, framing Lenin as a guiding force behind broader militarist dynamics.

Lenin Lloyd George England Russia Robert Minor The Liberator

Nicolai Lenin pamphlet by G Zinovieff offers insights

A promotional notice for a Lenin biography titled Nicolai Lenin by G Zinovieff. It claims the work answers common questions about Lenin, calls it intensely interesting and educational, and announces pricing and delivery details through The Toiler at 207 Clark Ave Cleveland Ohio.

Lenin Clark Ave Cleveland

Protect Hungarian Communists Trial Probed by Budapest Court

The Soviet government warns Hungary against harsh sentencing of ten Bela Kun regime members on trial in Budapest. A telegram to Prime Minister Paul Teleki from George Tchicherin threatens reprisals. The Austrian court has refused extradition of other Bela Kun officials as the case lingers.

Russia Hungary Budapest Admiral Horthy Bela Kun Paul Teleki George Tchicherin

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Moscow Christiania London Baron Wrangel Crimea Zemstvos London Daily Herald Vienna Horthy Marakoff H. G. Wells Red Flag Berlin Soviet Sylvia Pankhurst Workers Dreadnought Third Communist International Socialist Labor Party of Palestine Poala Zion By G. Zinovieff
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