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‘The International Workers’ Relief Comes to the Aid’ by Willi Münzenberg from International Press Correspondence. Vol. 3 Nos. 69 & 70. November 1 & 8, 1923.
As the famine in Russia subsided, two events in the Fall of 1923 transformed International Workers’ Relief from one whose sole focus was to assist Russia into one made to help working class people struggling in a number of conditions. The first was the Great Kantō Earthquake and Massacres of Korean and Chinese workers, and […]
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