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possibility of a fresh struggle for its existence been lessened ? No £ and aoV
no/ The complete victory is not yet—not while onr enemies continue to exist*
Nor will it be achieved until capital is reconciled to the existence of Sovi f
Russia. et
There are two classes—that of the exploiters and that of the exploits i
They are eternal enemies wherever they meet, and where they meet there v'tl
always be a class war. - 111
Soviet Russia—the country where power is in the hands of the worN
and peasant, in the hands of those who not long ago were in the ranks 0 f Ik
“ exploited/ J And with the interests of the peasants and workers clash tl
hostile interests of capitalists throughout the world. Xlle
Is it possible for these interests to be reconciled at some time or 0 fW *
^o, they are too completely opposed. It will end in this that they must Zlh
and fight till that time when the interests of one class are not subordinafp?
those of the other, until one class emerges absolutelv victorious over the ofl
It means that the interests of the peasants and workers of Soviet Russia pl i.'
and will continue to clash with those of the capitalists of the whole world 2n
one of them emerges from the fight witluteomplete victory. 1
., S ? vi , Gt R uss i a > IJ 16 hearth .of the revolution, is a plague for the wliok
capitalistic wor d Her revolutionary ideas have and will penetrate to every
eoraer of the globe where beat the hearts of the workers and peasants. t£
trie ? 11011 01 116 RuSSian revolutlon will inflame the workers masses of all com-
Tow ard s them revolution creeps, threatening the downfall of the capitalists
edifice. That means that Soviet Russia, the home of the world revolution has
countries. 6 " ldeaS ~ Slle 18 the Rrst enem ^ the hat ed enemy, of all capitalistic
Only the throttling of Soviet Russia will save the worlds capitalistic
win tb ir fi ° nl r 1 11 Wl11 I l eris |! the P° ssibili ty of a world revolution, only then
will the fires die down on her hearths. That is why we do not sav which part?
cular fight is yet finished, which section of Capital will continue to battle^with
us oi whether our existence or our death depends on the downfall of the capital
• is tic edifice Therefore we say again that the trusty sentries of the revolution
the men of the Red Army, are necessary to us on the frontiers.
Yet, with the reduction of the army the task of preserving and defending
evervl^^ld^^T m ° re ax ’ du011s ’ more serious. This task demands that
Soviof PWW 161, i b Vn W -S y o r A eady ’ and at any mome nt, to resist the enemy of
^m iet Russia, for to the Red Army is entrusted the fulfilment of the great dutv
the defence and preservation of the world’s first Peasant’s and Workers’
Republic where at last and after-3 years’ stubborn civil war they approach that
theH economic life 6 " r ‘ ecollstruction of their world and for the foundation of
of duty w hiGl i ^fronts the revolutionists and the workers
I LI nf fu i I S honourab j e foment will be to strengthen, un-der the ban-
nejs ot the Red Army, our internal and external might, the might of the first
SiTsiT S RepubllC ’ whlch was faiHled int0 flame of the hearths of Revolutionary
Extract from Bolshevik vernacular press.
Turkomaxistax,” 10th February 1921.
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^ n \ 0 ± V 'c! /, any ^ roo P s bave arrived in Dublin and the residents have been
r 11 0 houses to make room for them. In many towns of Ireland
Irish one 6 a * G ^ 0lCm ^ ^ 10 P eo Pf e f° kige the English flag and to renounce the
Rebellion against the British in Baghdad.
of ne w s P a P e C“ Taza Kon ” states that Arabs in the north-east
ioinplTw'nil la 3 ? .V 8011 a ^ aias f the English and that the insurgents have been
with their colokl’to the Arabs '! 11188 ™ 3 alS ° th0 Bl ' itiSl1 tr0 ° PS llaVe surrendered