70 THE WORKERS COUNCIL JUNE 1, 1921 71 JUNE 1, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL The International Lesson of Kronstadt By KARL RADEK When on March 2nd the tidings reached across the White Guard fronts, the sailors went home in great frontier that the sailors at Kronstadt rose in revolt numbers on furlough...

JUNE 1921)
THE WORKERS COUNCIL 69 68 THE WORKERS COUNCIL (JUNE 1, 1921 During the days of the Enclosure movement, when model country? The formula is very simple, thousands of peasants were being driven from their judging from Finland. Let Russia and Mexico take little plots, and were forced to wa...

JUNE 1, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL 67 The Workers Council Vol.
New York, June 1, 1921 No. Page 67 73 to protect life and property and maintain order. But TABLE OF CONTENTS in our own midst we find the existence of conditions, which in the case of Mexico, San Domingo or Hayti would be sufficient cau...

64 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 15, 1921 The Workers Counci Vol.
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本书 INTERNATIONAL NOTES Norway Socialists Join Third championing an increase of 25 per cent in the King salary The National Convention of the Norwegian Social.
the wages of the workers were being reduced 25 per...

64 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 15, 1921 The Workers Counci Vol.
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本书 INTERNATIONAL NOTES Norway Socialists Join Third championing an increase of 25 per cent in the King salary The National Convention of the Norwegian Social.
the wages of the workers were being reduced 25 per...

62 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 15, 1921 MAY 15, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL 63 are TIT FOR TAT his heart (of a publicity director) that he feels constrained to unveil those Communist majorities in The Backyard of the New York Call has be the Russian Soviets. Well, there is another reacome the storni cen...

61 60 THE WORKERS COUNCIL THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 15, 1921 MAY 15, 1921 against the enemy. Herein lies the great progress counter revolution is more arrogantly sure of its that has been made. The March uprising is the power than ever before. Only the batallions of the first step, deficient, of co...

58 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 15, 1921 59 May 15, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL to cpportunity for revolutionary education. The time first opportunity that presented itself to put its had come for intensive agitation against the rulers new, more aggressive methods to the test. It puffed who had brought G...

56 THE WORKERS COUNCIL MAY 15, 1921 57 May 15, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL this period has been reached, then it is the duty of ducted by a mighty proletariat to win or to hold itthe Italian movement to apply the methods that self in political power, but a fight that has been were so effectively use...

MAY 15, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL 54 55 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 15, 1921 Communist Difficulties in Germany and Italy By LUDWIG LORE a over by business corporations, and in either case it human energy in unco ordinated and incalculable ranwill be necessary for the community to intervene in dom far...

52 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 15, 1921 MAY 15, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL 53 war.
quick to force wages down on the slightest pretext Allies, are supplying the Turks with guns and has paid out more than 1, 000, 000, 000 in dividends munitions.
in the last twenty years. The aggregate net profits for And...

MAY 15, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL 51 The Workers Council Vol.
New York, May 15, 1921 No. 52 52 61 MAY DAY FESTIVITIES TABLE OF CONTENTS Palmer no longer holds sway in his kingdom, Page but the spirit that he created lives on in our courts Going, Going, Gone. 50 bullying and bluffing in the name o...

48 THE WORKERS COUNCII. May 1, 1921 Manager Column The Workers Council Vol.
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No. མ ARA MOR ti in the school of Bolshevism, will never permit the bourgeoisie to retourn to power. Capitalism is reeling to its very foundations and is daily suffering We greet May day, the Worke...

48 THE WORKERS COUNCII. May 1, 1921 Manager Column The Workers Council Vol.
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No. མ ARA MOR ti in the school of Bolshevism, will never permit the bourgeoisie to retourn to power. Capitalism is reeling to its very foundations and is daily suffering We greet May day, the Worke...

46 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 1, 1921 MAY 1, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL 47 The Storm Center of the Comm. International By JOHN KIM 011 Much discussion has been aroused by the twenty to see to it that reliable party members are nominated one points put forth by Moscow as the necessary con and, if possi...

44 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 1, 1921 May 1, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL 45 Democracy Re Analyzed By SAMUEL SCHMALHAUSEN The French revolution set men hearts on fire classes of the whole world have become utterly diswith a passion for political emancipation emanci illusioned as to the value of the poli...

42 43 THE WORKERS COUNCIL THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 1, 1921 MAY 1, 1921 TOWARDS CLARITY Plea for the Proletarian Party By JOHN KERACHER Almost two years have passed since the big split country shows no sign of collapse in the immediate in the Socialist Party that brought into existence future; at l...

41 40 THE WORKERS COUNCIL THE WORKERS COUNCIL (May 1, 1921 May 1, 1921 for us.
point out the main features of this departure. What tributing centers, and we must preserve this ap will be adopted at the Congress will become the paratus. Have we utilized the co operatives? Not law of the Republic. ...

38 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 1, 1921 39 May 1, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL New Policy Toward the Peasants By NIKOLAI LENIN masses rests upon the private ownership of social tempts to keep the minds of the workers in a capiwealth, such as land, manufacturing enterprises, talist straightjacket. It is a ...

37 May 1, 1921 THE WORKERS COUNCIL 36 THE WORKERS COUNCIL May 1, 1921 on recognition of their services they received the con As for the League of Nations, however, the gratulations of the Prime Minister.
United States shall have nothing to do with it. As The miners are determined to continue thei...

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New York, May 1, 1921 No. history, made to suffer the most intense misery as TABLE OF CONTENTS a result of the aftermath of the war, inspired on the other hand by the spectacle of at least one section Page of the world toilers that has s...

32 THE WORKERS COUNCIL APRIL 15, 1921.
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Americans are hungry readers; they consume more printed paper than other people consume sugar or fat. Their appetite seems to be growing too; statistics show a per cap...

32 THE WORKERS COUNCIL APRIL 15, 1921.
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Americans are hungry readers; they consume more printed paper than other people consume sugar or fat. Their appetite seems to be growing too; statistics show a per cap...

30 31 THE WORKERS COUNCIL THE WORKERS COUNCIL APRIL 15, 1921.
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puts it: at the abolition of the pawn shops themselves, which minds and the mere talkers who frequently apwere in opposition to the right of the worker to peared on the scene. Whenever there was an imthe instruments of ...

29 28 THE WORKERS COUNCIL APRIL 15, 1921.
APRIL 15, 1921. THE WORKERS COUNCIL counted upon the gratitude of the bourgeoisie in and imperialism on the Left. During the war, this return for their sacrifices and their sufferings, had center had stood, either openly with reformism, or hoped that now,...