GENEVA INTERNATIONAL
MANIFESTO AGAINST BOLSHEVISM AND CAPITALISM. (Rec.' November 7, 5.5 p.m.) London, November 6. A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Geneva International in London, Mr. Arthur Henderson presiding, issued ft manifesto urging workers "to fight for the ideals of democratic socialism against lihe slavery of Capitalism and against tho tyrannical dictatorship of Bolshevism." Tho manifesto accuses the Third International of being a demoralising armed dictatorship, seeking to impose its /will upon the Socialise and Labourites of the ivhnle world,' "Tbey have robbed the workers of freedom and seek tlo prevent i'he creation of an economic democracy." -Aue.-N.Z Cable Assn. , A' WORLD-WIDE DANGER. (Rec. November 7, 5.5 p.m.) London, November 5. Mr. Winston Churchill, speaking at London, said we must recognise the dangers of Bolshevism, w.Mbh are worldwide, with small bands in every city of Britain. Ho suggested a connection between the revolutionaries of India, Egypt, Ireland, and Britain, and said it seemed as if a dcad-*at had been made against the Empire.—Aus.-N.Z. ■ Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 37, 8 November 1920, Page 3
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