The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-05
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To the Workers Of Americal
NOWN with Abramoyich, the trail
- tor to the working classi There
was time when Abramovich was a
socialist and fighter for the cause
of the working class. Abramovich
still calls himself a socialist, but he
is now an enemy of the working class.
Abramovich is traitor. Every hon
est working man must meet him with
the contempt due to a traitor.
AbramoVIeh Betrayed the Russian
Revolution. ~ gt
In the summer of 1917, Abramovich
was an active member Of the Petro-
grad Soviet of Workmen,s Deputies.
In October of the same year the work
ers seized power, drove away Keren.
sky, arrested his ministers, van
pushed and dispersed his, defenders,
and declared all power to be in the
hands of the Soviets Of Workmens
Peasants and Soldiers Deputies.
When the All-Russian Soviet Congress
convened October % November T.
according to the new calendar) Abb
ramovich was one of the delegates
But Abramovich did not 60 hand in
hand with the Soviets, he did not join
the working class. Abramovich did
not wish all power to be vested in the
working class. Abramovich wished
the bourgeoisie to have power in Rus
STA. Abramovich opposed the great
workers. revolution, the greatest in
the history of mankind. Abramovich
saw in it not revolution, but a
calamity bound to lead to anarchy
and pogroms. Abramovieh quit the
Soviet Congress the very first day it
convened. Abramovich betrayed the
revolution, betrayed the working
class, betrayed the greatest victory of
the working masses.
Abramovieh Fought Against the First
Workers and Peasants Republic.
When Soviet Russia was surround
ed by enemies on every side, when
the allies menaced from without and
English, American, and Japanese sol
diers were stationed on Russian soil
when from North and South, from
East and West, the republic was be-
ing invaded by the Koltchacks, the
Denikins, the Krasnovs, the Petluras,
the Yudevitchs, the Wfangels, and in.
side the Soviet territory all kinds of
conspirators were making attempts
on the lives of the Soviet leaders:
when the blockade ewas holding the
country in its iron grip and civil war
was destroying the railroads and the
factories and creating terrible fam.
ine-at that time ofs'the greatest dis
tress Abramovich WIS sneaking to the
Russian workers, making propaganda
among the hungry and weary men and
women, telling them that the Soviet
government did H8e take care of
them, that the new order was
wrong one and thatlqhey had to put
forth demands andu fight against the
proletarian government. Abramovich
and the other mehsheviki posed as
friends of the workers, in reality they
were their enemie5r because they
weakened the handsl Of the workers
and attempted to break their unity
when they were struggling against
the white generals and the landlords.
Abramovieh and hispparty comrades
conducted reasonable activities
against the republic iof workers and
peasants. W yoSe T@
Abramovieh Aided the Capitalists in
Their Struggle Against the
Workers Power.
A time came when even the back.
ward workers realized the true nature
OF the Abramovichs. The menshevist
party loses every connection with the
masses. The workers brand the men,
sheviki with the brand of contempt
Abramovich goes abroad, and here he
becomes one Of the chief agents in
the struggle against the Soviet Repub-
lis. He helps the capitalists, he does
service to the capitalists. The capi.
taiists hate Russia-and Abramovich
supplies them with material for their
propaganda. The capitalists assert
that Soviet Russia is menace to
mankind-and Abramovich backs I'D