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Communism and Peace
Laidler, Harry W. | October 9, 1929 issue

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This article focuses on communication and peace as international relations. On July 20, 1929, some hundreds of men and women, boys and girls arrived at Frankfort, the picturesque city on the Main, the former home of Johann Wolfgang Goethe, a poet and the Meyer Anselm Rothschild, founder of the banking house of Rothschild, and the present center of German Communist agitation, to attend the Second Anti-Imperialist World Congress. They were met at the station by young, fair-haired German Communists and registered at a nearby hotel. All the great imperialist Powers are preparing for war. They feel that they are losing out in their fight against communism and are thus urging on the East to overthrow the Soviet Republic.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; COMMUNICATION; PEACE; COMMUNISTS; IMPERIALISM; GERMANY
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