Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-31
LENINE PLOTS GREAT CLASS WAR
TO ENGULF EUROPE AND MAKE
BOLSE1EVZSM SUPRlNE IN ALL WORLD

take the position that the entente
dare not touch them or send a single
soldier against them for fear of para
lying labor troubles at home. Far
from being on the point of running
away Lenine and Bella Kun never felt
themselves in a better position than
now. They feel they have launched Il
class war over all Europe. and while
their own present strength is not
built on communist but national
strength, they know they have a large
part of the organized workmen of the
entente countries convinced that Mos
COW and Budapest are real communist
strongholds.
AS usual, the Bolsheviki are playing
double hand in intercommG nication
between the two so-called communist
capitals, sufficient to maintain a solid
front before the workmen of western
Europe, to whom they are primarily
addressing themselves.
In Hungary there is no mistaking
that most of the army is nationalist,
though called communist. Every time
the Hungarian so-called communist
army fights for the old Hungarian
territory it is invincible. but it can do
nothing against the smallest Hungar-
ian village which refuses 10 give the
communists food.
Its political passion is all national
istic and is continually fed by the fear
that the peace conference means
practically to destroy Hungary. If the
Hungar'ans are convinced that the
state would remain as formerly, Bella
, Kun would fall. Hungarian Boil
shevism has been artificial from the
start. Lenine plays with it until he
shall arrive at his real purpose of q
world revolution. His success in Buda-
pest is nothing compared to the
threatened general strikes in advanc-
ing the world revolution. Some one
who comes direct from Moscow tells
me of Lenine's present plan.
He wishes to see proved by a gen
eral strike demonstration in western
Europe that organized labor can
paralyZe action against him. Then
he intends to wait until the armies
are demoblized, believing then that
the only organized force of the en-
tente countries will be organized labor
which meanwhile he expects to get
completely under his control. Then,
playing on the nationalist sense of
the Russians and Hungarians, as has
already been done, and at the same
time making the entente Workingmen
believe his red armies really are
communists, he hopes to lead those
roundabout way he has employed
the west.
Thinks Austria Easy Prey.
In each state as it is captured, by
a flattering national sense and a de-
sire for aggrandizement he hopes to
arrive at universal Bolshevism by the
roundabout way he has employed
ever since he undermined Kerensky.
Austria he knows is now easy prey
and he is now concentrating every
effort on Bohemia. What he doesn't
count on is the violent anti Bolshivik
feeling both in Poland and Germany
Even with the big Russian red army
I believe the Polish army could come
nearly marching to Moscow if We
gave it this task. Everything l learned
along the Polish front regarding en-
counters with the BolsheVik troops
convnces me that they could go as
far as Smolensk now. if worth while.
Lenine's successes are not there but in
the labor unions of the entente coun-
tries.