File 1341/1921 Pt 1 'Khorassan Intelligence Summaries 1921-1922' [‎561r] (769/1080)

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*hs familiar t Kevolutil M would appear to have dis-
appeared and to have been replaced at A.sktosbad by the Tashkent
paper " Izvestia’ t > for no impression of the former te s been
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received lately, while the 1ft ter has m de an unexi^cted appear
ance from Askhabad* The change, if change there h s been , is to
be regretted as "Nabet” was sometimes indiscreet and afforded
glimpses of the garrison occupying the /skhabad military area,
but newer so ’’Izvestia 0 with respect to the Tashkent garrison.
.—....MiliaheiL At /skMM 22nd April 1921.
The leaders of the Indian movement demand complete autonomy
from the English Government; the Japanese working classes derr nd
of their superiors a recognition of their unions; the English
workers are fighting not only for an improvement in their con
ditions of life but for control by the workers themselves.
There is a whole series of other informat ion which more
and more clearly tells us the t the bourgeoisie for the thousnedth
time are in the wrong when they call these strikes, insurrections,
irruptions and unrest among the labouring classes ’mutinies of
sieves wishing to errry off from the bourgeoisie -heir lost piece
of breed" "Robbers", "savage strikers", "licentious scum", and
so on.
The whole bourgeois press, and especially that of Germany,
is clamourous for help and calls for protection from xobbery,
violence, et cetera.
The bourgeoisie devotes all its resources, and especially
its press, to deceive the working classes, to concealing the
inner meaning of passing events, and to assuring Is siour tha t
what is happening is not what it is out semething differ *it.
But the bourgeoisie not only assures otters, out it
believes itself tJmt nothing momentous, nothing terrible is ever
going to happen.