The Daily Worker Newspaper, June 27, 1925, Page 14

Se ee ae 4 SS SSSA sss sess sss Ss hse SS i vents in Bulgaria and Bulgarian Social-Democracy ago shattered them ideologically andthe terror raging in their own country jto our country... which uninterruptedly unmasked the/and against the annihilation of the bs a letter to the press, Malone, one of.the members of the English del- egation, whose visit to Sofia coincided treacherous part® played by social de- mocracy, reached its extreme limits and even infected the masses of work- with the explosion in the cathedral, in| ers and peasants who marched under describing the bestialities of the Sofia|jthe banner of the Communist Party, executioners, says: “The most deplorable thing is the malignant attitude of the social democrats towards the Commuu- ists. Pastuchow, the chief editor of the social democrat newspaper “Epocha” and Sakassov, the “former social democrat minister in Zan- kow‘'s cabinet, have published dec- larations stating that they whole- heartedly support the Zankow re- gime. The social democrats inveigh against Russia and suspect “Mos- cow” of being responsible for every- thing.” as well as the ‘peasants who were organized in the ranks of the Peas- ants’ League. The leaders of the social-democratic party ss9vk part in the military and bourgeois conspiracy against Stam- buliski’s peasant government. They supplied a minister for the Zankoy cabinet which came into being as the result of the overthrow of the govern- ment on June’9, 1923. At the time when their minister Sakassov was a member of Zankov’s cabinet, the welr- known provocation of September 1923 against the Communists and the work- As a matter of fact, it is difficult to |img masses of the country was under- imagine anything meaner and more revolting than the part played by the Bulgarian social democracy, especially during the recent sanguinary events in Bulgaria, TT. HE Bulgarian social democrats have already divested themselves of the last rag of a socialist sense of shame and have even surpassed per- sons like Noske and Horthy’s social decomcratic lackeys. The social dem- ocratic party in Bulgaria long ago entered the camp of the bourgeoisie. As early as after the split of the old social democratic party into the “nar- row-minded and the “broad-minded” socialists in 1903, the latter took their stand on the opposite side of the bar- ricade in the fight between the prole- tariat and the bourgeoisie, although they were still eagerly coqueting with socialism. In this whole time, and especially during the war, they active- ly supported the bourgéois parties in their struggle against the masses: of workers and twice participated direct- ly in bourgeois governments, In 1919, when the ‘position of the Bulgarian bourgeoisie was terribly shaken, atid “the ‘wave of revolution threatened’ to”put’ an end to its rule, the social democrats were given three places in the government, and their leader Pastuchow was even “entrust- ed” with the ministry of police, so that he could settle accounts with the rapidly increasing Communist Party, and suppress the discontent of the masses of workers and peasants which was spreading throughout the country. And the first responsible person to illtreat the workers and peasants was none other than the social democrat minister Pastuchow. yreo™ this time onwards, the Bul- garian mensheviki opealy threw in their lot with the lot of the bourge- oisie. Their embitterment against the Communist Party which had long t RUSSIAN PICNIC given by the Workers’ House. and Federation of Russian Children’s Schools of Chieago and Vicinity SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1925 at the RIMACK’S GROVE, LYONS, ILL. GAMES—PRIZES—Grove Open from 10 A. M. Admission with special free ticket8 will cost 35c; at the Brove 50c.: Free tickets may be obtained at the Workers’ House, 1902 W. Division. DIRECTIONS—Take any car to 22nd street, then to the end. Then take Berwyn car to Lyons, II. George E. Pashas COZY LUNCH 2426 Lincoln Avenue One-half we i imperial al CHICAGO taken, With their participation and their active support, the slaughter of the arrested Communists and _parti- sans of the Peasants’ League was or- ganized -in September 1923, -when more than 5000 of the workers, peas- ants, teachers, lawyers and other members of the active intelligentsia, who had been arrested by the govern- ment, were basely murdered. The so- cial democrats not only consented to this, but in the maddest way egged on the government to outalw the Com- best part of the working masses» in Bulgaria, was roused to- indignation by this paragraph in the budget strongly protested against the Zankov government which was preparing for Bulgaria to enter into diplomatic rela- tions with the “Moscow malefactors.” The social democratic parliamentary traction proposed a formal motion for the removal of the said paragraph from the budget, but this motion was rejected’ by a majority of the govern- ment itself. Dg cree the crime in, the Sofia ca- | thedral, the military budget was | discussed in parliament of April 23rd. The social democratic party was of course As usual “at its post.” In its name, the social democrat deputy Tchernookoyv, declared: “At the moment when the Bulgar- ian army is making superhuman et- | forts to maintain order (?!) within | the country, the unpleasant task has | fallen to my lot of explaining the vote | of our parliamentary fraction on the military budget... The civil war which is being waged at present is no merely internal. affair. The united front of the illegal conspirators ap- pears to be a tool of foreign powers. In its striving after conquest, Moscow munist Party, the Red trade unions |imperialism has found a good co-oper- and the workers’ co-operative associa- tion “Oswoboshdenije.” They were the first to demand the dissolution of the legal labor party which was then organized, HEN however, under pressure from the Second International, which was alarmed by the exagger- ated zeal of Pastuchow, the social de mocratic party withdrew its minister from the Zankov cabinet, it did not discontinue its active support of the terrorist regime. The most provoca- tory, dastardly and fantastic insinua- tions, the mast insdlent calumnies against the Communists and against the Soviet Union were found above all in the press of the social demo- cratic party. Shortly before the explosion in the Sofia cathedral, the social demécratic parliamentary fraction organized, in connection with the discussion on the budget of the ministry for foreign af- fairs, a wild demonstration against the Soviet Union. Kalfow, the minis- ter for foreign affairs provided a cred- it for the Bulgarian mission in Mos- cow and justified it on the grounds that Bulgaria, too, might at any mo- ment be faced by the necessity of rec- ognizing the Soviet Union. The social democratic party which had never raised a single word of protest against Committee will meet you there, Madison Pharmacy INC, BETTER DRUGS Light Luncheon Served 1154 Madison Street, Corner Ann OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Four Phones ‘ Chicago ator in the supporters of a united front (i. e. the Communists and the members of the Peasants’ League.— my is carrying on a war which is to) all intents and purposes matebaniest against the external enemies and their internal agents who are working in harmony towards a common end.”... “Our place can be nowhere but in the ranks of the defenders of the na- tion.” (1?) (From the central organ of the social democratic party of Bulgaria “Narod” of April 24, 1925.) At the same time the social demo- cratic leader Pastuchow wrote in the newspaper “Epocha” of April 28th: “With the cold-bloodedness of the most blood thirsty executioner, Mos- cow is using the inflammatory in Bul- garia to set the Balkans and the whole world in flames, knowing be- forehand that the first victim of this conflagration will be Bulgaria itself. Now this plan of Moscow is unmiask- ed before the whdle world and its intrigues in Bulgaria will become the subject of international policy.” HE editor of the “Epocha” on his patt, ‘hastened to’ say in the same number: “Recent events here have created in Europe great indignation against Bolshevism, amd mitigated the old feelings of hatred against Bulgaria. This new course is a real blessing For. Rent: HOUSEKEEPING—Large front Toom; light, airy, newly fur- nished and decorated; large _ kitchen and victrola; $8.60. Also one suite, $6.50. - 1257 W. VAN BUREN ST. De S. 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The com- « munications will be sent to: all the prominent socialists of the world” ong At the same time social democrats are appointed in all Bulgarian foreign ‘missions to give information to the foreign press, to defend the sanguina- “refute” ‘news about the horrible bestialities ‘practiced on Bulgarian workers and peasants, which may penetrate into foreign countries. .One of these social democratic agents of the executioners at Sofia is the Dr. Tschitschowsky ‘who is carrying on a “controversy” with Malone in the English press. The real, treacherous nature of. the Second International, this agency of bourgeois reaction in Europe, is how reflected in the: sanguinary deeds of | its Bulgarian section, The treachery and ignominy of the social democratic party of Bulgaria crown the counter- revolutionary policy of the Second In- ternational. 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