Excerpt from Resolutions Theses of the Fourth Congress of the Communist International: Held in Moscow, Nov; 7 to Dec; 3, 1922
In France the heroic sailors who have refused to go against the Russia of the workers and peasants continue to languish in prisons, and during the Havre strike the defenders of capitalism once again reaped their bloody harvest. The blood of the workers flows along the streets of Berlin, and the workers who fight against the monarchist reaction are being thrown into prisons. Those who took part in Soviet Bavaria, regardless of the fact that three years have passed since its fall, are still in prisons Many of the participators in. The March uprising are still confined to prison, notwithstanding the fact that an amnesty has been declared.
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