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is impending there. Following Ameri-
ca and England, the conservative
groups are marching to power there
too, and the social democrats must,
Of course, know this. What do they
do, how did they build UP their front?
In what direction is it faced in this
election campaign? Against the
blacks? Nothing of the sort; they are
building their entire front against
the reds, against the Communist
workers. They are helping the bour-
geoisie to enact slavery elections.
They have thrown practically the en-.
tire staff of the Communist, Party in
to Jail. The entire cream, the heads
of the German workers., have been
taken off with their aid. They are
preparing for black reaction. Like
the flunkeys that they are, they are
serving the bourgeoisie the best
heads of the German workers, the
German Communists. These leaders
Of the German trade union move
ment are busy splitting the interna.
tional labor movement or to be more
exact, preventing it from establish
ing unity.
The workers Of number of coun-
tries have reformist prejudices, and
do not understand our aims; we still
see among them an honest class in
tuition which does not find at once
the true path, but which desires to
find this path. Such a situation exists
in England, for instance. In Germany
things are quite different. There,
during the last rs years, the bour-
geosie has trained, welded, bred and
fostered staff of social democrats,
beginning with Noske and ending
with the trade unionist Dissman, a
staff of dignitaries, ready at any mo-
ment to betray the working class.
The German bourgeoisie has taken
decades to train them, to destroy and
disorganiSe the labor movement and
serve as splitters in II. It is this
group more than any other that
stands in the way. There are COM
rades who frequently ask how do you
think will international unity of the
trade union movement ever be estab-
lished? Give us an answer. NY an
swer is as follows: In my opinion
unity will doubtlessly be established
and think that international labor
unity will be established in rela-
lively short time. / think that not
more than year or two will pass
before it is actually established zap
plause). / think, comrades. that the
seventh congress of our trade unions
will be held after unity will have
been established (applause), in spite
Of all the obstacles put up by our
enemies.
We have patience and strong
nerves (applause). We must have
perseverance,, we must know, COM
rades, that in fighting for the unity
of the world trade union movement
we are at the foreposts of the world
revolution, and that everything that
is perfidious and dishonest in the in
ternational labor movement, every
thing that is iniquitous and hateful
Va bAAO ACu AAd6g ID 6IOupcu against
us in order to prevent the unity, to
break the ranks before they are thor
oily welded.
Let US be frank. We have a num-
ber Of differences with the British
trade union movement. They do not
adhere to MARKHAM platform, they
have various prejudices, but we see
there something different from the
bourgeois-trained yellow social demo
cracy, and we think that the expert
ment recently carried out in Eng
land will be very useful to many and
many worker. 1t cannot but be
useful to the British workers. What
did we have in England during the
course of years and decades? We
had there invariably two bourgeois
parties taking each others place in
the government of the country. This
was two-party system, conserva,
tives and liberals. After the war the
historic scene was mountad NV fba