The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-04-30

RUSSIAN DIVISION OF THE pEPARTH STATE

more and more influence, and publish in
Shanghai a weekly which is widely distri-
buted in China. This party supports an al
lance with the Russian Soviet Republic and
appeals for struggle against the Chinese
and the world bourgeoisie. The industries of
China are at standstil The proletariat is
in a most deplorable condition, and in the
villages the land is being seized by the rich.
The system of administration in China is
dictatorship of military bureaucracy, with
complete chaos and arbitrary methods in ad-
ministration and finance.
SPEECH OF KOREAN DELEGATE.
The delegate of the Korean Communist
Party, Comrade PAX, also points out that
the victory of social revolution is impossible
so long as the western bourgeoisie can draw
on its resources in it's colonies in the Orient
for its struggle against the proletariat.'
STATEMENT OF TURKISH DELEGATE.
Comrade Ismail-Haki speaks in the name
of the Turkish toiling masses He introduces
an amendment to the resolution of Comrade
Lenin on Pan-Islamism and Pan-Turkism." '"
Protest Against Anti-Semitic Batting.
Then speaks Comrades Frumkina, Merez-
hin, and Kon In the name of the Jewish
proletariat they propose to the Congress to
issue strong protest against the anti-Se-
mitic prosecutions and pogroms which are
being organized everywhere wherever the
bourgeoisie rules, or even where there are
petty bourgeois, compromise Socialist gov
ernments. They base their protest on many
facts from the practice of the Governments
of Pilsudski and Petlura, and also from the
practices of the organizing by the English
occupationary authorities of pogroms in Pa
lestine.
Before the vote on the theses on the ques-
| tion of colonial and national policy Comrade
Serrati announces that he believes that So
cial revolution can and should be realized
= He then describes the struggle of the Korean
revolutionsts against Japan, which has been going
on now. for II months The Japanese increased
| middle classes of the country against them, They
| did not permit the construction of factories anC
| mills in Korea. The Korean toling masses under
stand that the struggle can not give them freedom
| if it is conducted solely nationalist grounds
! Fighting for the overthrow of the Japanese yok
the Korean masses at the same time strive to lber
ate themselves from their own native landlords
Former political parties, the so-called united ma
| tional bloc and the union of terrorists hope TO
the liberation of the Korean people under the Viii
son formula They, however, have now lost all in
fluence and at the present moment it is the Korea
Communist Party that exercises influence over tn
masses of the Korean toilers Moscow Izvestis
July 20, 1920)
- In his opinion Pan-Isamism is the historic at
tempt of the Turkish sutans to unite around tn
Turkish peoples all other peoples enslaved by ther
through force of arms. Since the Turkish revolt
ton this political tendency has been replaced by
Pan Turkish, that is an attempt to unite all tn
Turkish peoples on the basis Of a common origi
and common language. At the present moment Par
Turkism is just such reactonary movement 8
was Pan n-Islamism in its time. The Turkish toin
masses and the toiling masses of all other Turks
peoples, know that only social revolution and Il
Communist international can free them from Il
national yoke, as well as from all other forms
social exploitation Moscow Izvestia, July &c. 1920
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