The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-03
Predicts Red Gains, Big Fascist
Loss in the German Elections
Communist Reichstag DEPUTY Tells How United Front Is
Being Built; Urges Solidarity of u. S. ToiIers

but eventful history Of The lass
Reichstag, parliamentary illusions
have been destroyed among thou-
sands of German workers and q
very favorable situation has been
created for the Communist Party.
We think that it will be possible
to break away from one and half
to two million votes from the Nae
zis in the coming elections. Whe~
Their all these votes will be won for
the Communist Party will depend
on the Party's election activity, on
its election tactics and its ability
to achieve in practice the unitet
front of the toilers. We believe
that the Social-Democratic Party
will sustain further losses and that =
the rest of the middle parties viii
be wiped out completely. Concern. 4
ing the Nazis one significant thing
must be observed: already in kEe
last elections. despite their big
gains, the voting revealed that in
the home territory of the Nazis,
where the movement had its birth,
in the provinces of Bavaria, Pom
n1ern and Silesia. the influence Of
the Nazis has either come to a
standstill or has definitely begun
to recede. Especially is this true
of the peasantry, large sections of
whom have become disillusioned
with the Nazis' failure to carry out
their promises.
THE Communist Party. on the
other hand, gives no false pro-
misses and creates no illusions. 1t
shows the way out of the crisis
for the entire telling population
through the methods of the revo-
lutionary class struggle. And the
Communists are using the coming
elections for a mass mobilization
of all the toilers for struggle "a
gainst the entire system of emer-
gency DEGREES and fascist terror
and for a workers and peasants
Soviet Germany.
TASKS OF
U. S. WORKERS
Question: What are the tasks Of
the American workers in connec-
ton with the developments in Ger
many?
Answer: The American bourge-
elsie has acquired a dominant po-
sition in Germany through it's big
investments in German industry
and its MILLIONS of dollars in loans.
1t is TIE task of the American
workers to establish strong bonds
of solidarity with the German
workers and together to carry on
the struggle against both German
and American capitalism. Capital
ism knows no national barriers;
therefore the workers must organ
ize on an international scale too
for the fight to overthrow capt.
aliSm.
The American workers are faced
with tremendous tasks. The eco
nonic crisis in the United States,
despite all the bourgeois prophets.
is increasing, and it is the job of
the revolutionary American work
ers to organize all strata of the
toiling population workers, farm
ers, artisans, intellectuals, ruined
sections of the petty ourgeoisie-
in the struggle for their immediate
burning demands and for the over
throw Of the entire capitalist sys-
tenn. The barriers of race and
language, which the capitalists ex-
plot for their own interests, must
be broken down. Under the lead
ership Of the Communist Party, the
red united front Of Negro and,
white workers, natiys and foreign
born, can and will be established.
A large vote for the Communist
candidates in the coming Amer
lean elections will mark big step
forward toward the establishment
of this red united front and to-
wards the final victory of the
workers.