Sovietism the Abc of Russian Bolshevism According to the Bolshevists
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Eyre says: "But obviously the bulk of the 3,000,000 Eed soldiers is composed of peasants tv^o serve for the reason that som.ebody in authority tells them, there is no other way of saving their lamd from restoration to the old proprietors. Non-communists in the cities consent to don uniforms, first, because it is danger- ous to resist, and, secondly, because they and their families get more food by so doing." The truthfulness of the Soviet propaganda is dealt with elsewhere in the present volume.... Its vast extent is a matter of Soviet pride. But it is peculiarly effective and important in the Eed Army. As Eyre says, "The Eed Army's publications are numberless, for every week a fresh newspaper appears. Twenty-five newspapers are published under the jurisdiction of the political depsirt- ment, with a circulation of 800,000." (See below.) The unread, and for the most part uneducated, sol- diery no doubt believe everything, or nearly every- thing, they are told — especially about foreign countries.
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Eyre says: "But obviously the bulk of the 3,000,000 Eed soldiers is composed of peasants tv^o serve for the reason that som.ebody in authority tells them, there is no other way of saving their lamd from restoration to the old proprietors. Non-communists in the cities consent to don uniforms, first, because it is danger- ous to resist, and, secondly, because they and their families get more food by so doing." The truthfulness of the Soviet propaganda is dealt with elsewhere in the present volume.... Its vast extent is a matter of Soviet pride. But it is peculiarly effective and important in the Eed Army. As Eyre says, "The Eed Army's publications are numberless, for every week a fresh newspaper appears. Twenty-five newspapers are published under the jurisdiction of the political depsirt- ment, with a circulation of 800,000." (See below.) The unread, and for the most part uneducated, sol- diery no doubt believe everything, or nearly every- thing, they are told — especially about foreign countries.
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