The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-25
WORLD RED DAY
TO MOBILIZE FOR
ANTI-WAR FIGHT
Imperialists Prepare
Attacks on USSR
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supporting the building of ever
greater armed forces in the coun-
tries bordering on the Soviet Union.
These mereenary white guard and
fascist governments are being equip
cd with all the latest instruments
of death and destruction in prepa-
ration for a struggle against the
workers and peasants government
in the land of the former czars. A
whole series of military agreements
have been concluded between France,
Poland, Roumania. British imperial
ism intrigues to create an anti-So-
Wet base in Afghanistan, concen-
trates its armed forces in India. In
the Balkans there proceeds the con-
solidation of base of operations
against the Soviet Union. In China,
the imperialist mercenary govern
ment and blood-streaked murderer
of the masses of Chinese workers
and peasants, resumes its outrage
Gus provocation against the Soviet
Union by staging a raid upon the
embassy at Hardin. All this is ac-
companied by the frantic construc-
ton of warships, the frenzied striv-
ing to perfect bombing planes, the
search for new and more deadly
chemical formulate for use in war
fare.
In these preparations for inperi-
alist war, the social-democrats who,
IN the last war, exposed themselves
as murderers of the working class,
are playing an increasingly impor-
tant role. The difference between
their tactics in the last war and in
the preparation for the next one is
that in 1914 they only exposed them
selves before the masses as agents
of imperialism after the opening of
hostilities, while today they are
openly aiding the imperialists pre-
pare the next world slaughter.
Social-Democrats Aid Workers Foes.
The role of the social-democrats
IN aiding the tory government de-
feat the British general strike, the
suppression of the masses in the
Vienna rising are consistent parts
OF the policy that appeared in an
openly fascist form in the shooting
down Of the workers in the streets
4 Berlin on May Day of this year.
There, the social-democracy, a con-
stituent part of the police apparatus
Of the capitalist government, follow
.ng the precedent of Schiedemann,
Ebert and Noske, launched open
civil war against the workers of
Berlin. They again proved to their
masters, the bourgeoisie, that they
oan be depended upon to serve as
he hangmen of the working class.
The soeial-democracy of France
ads in preparation for the next i'm
oerialist war. by helping to create
IN air ministry. Macdonald, again
premier in His Majesty's govern
ment, tries to lull the masses of
Britain into false sense of security
against war by his proposed visit
to Hoover to discuss Anglo-American
relations, so that the workers may
cgain be herded into the slaughter
house. In the United States, the
leader of the socialist party, Morris
Hillouit, praises the imperialist
agent, Owen D. Young, the strike
breaking, seab-herding head of the
General Electric, for his work in be-
half of the House of Morgan on the
separations question. Without ex-
ception, throughout the whole cap
italist world, the social-democrats
play a leading role as agents of the
bourgeoisie in preparation for the
next war.
The present menacing situation
emphasizes the fact that the Sixth
Congress Of the Communist Interna-
tional was fulfilling its duty to the
working class as the leader of the
world revolution when it declared:
1.-THE Congress instructs the
Central Committees of all the
Communist Parties Immediately
to commence political, organiza-
tional agittaional and propagandist
work in preparation for an Inter-
national Day for the fight against
imperialist war and the defense
of the Soviet Union. On this day
the toilers must demonstrate
against the capitalist offensive un-
der the slogans: War Against I'm
perialist War; United Workers
Front Against the Capitalist Of
fensive,' Defend the Soviet Union
TO the Aid of the Revolutionary
Peoples in the Colonies Expose
the Lies of the Social Patriots
Establish Proletarian Defense Or
CARNATIONS
Plan Great Demonstrations.
August l, the fifteenth anniver-
sary OF the outbreak of the last
world war, was set aside as Inter-
national Red Day and throughout
the entire world there will be ire
n,endous mass demonstrations and
strikes against the war danger.
Every indication points to the pos
sibility of modelling masses on an
unprecedented scale for struggle
sgainst the war danger. While the
war-mongers have been busy pre-
pairing for the next world slaughter
me masses of workers have displayed
an increasing resistance to the