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Alexander Kerensky is as controversial in death as he was while he was alive. Born in Simbirsk, Russia on May 4th 1881, Alexander had a mixed background. His mother was an Austrian and his father was a Russian Jew, his mother would go on to remarry a man named Fiodor Kerensky, a teacher/headmaster in Simbirsk. Fiodor adopted the young Aron Kurbis (Alexanders birth name), converted him to the Russian East Orthodox Church and renamed him Alexander Kerensky.

Alexander graduated from the Saint Petersburg University in 1904 with a degree in Law. Like many at the time, he was a staunch revolutionary and put his skills to good use in the legal defense of Anti-Tsarist rebels. He was elected to the 4th Duma in 1912 as a new member of the Trudovik Party, moderates with ties to the Socialist Revolutionary Party. Alexander went on to become a charismatic speaker and a shrewd parliamentary leader whose sole purpose was to organize the opposition to the tyrant Tsar, Nicholas II.

Kerensky was at the tip of the spear when the February Revolution broke out in 1917. He was elected a member of the Provisional Committee of the State Duma and elected vice chairman of the Saint Petersburg Soviet. At the same time, he became the first minister of justice in the fledgling provisional government. Although the Soviet passed a resolution prohibiting Soviet leaders from joining the government, Kerensky was granted an exemption and thus operated in the Soviet and the Government.

The new government faced a crisis when a secret note belonging to Pavel Milyukov was found and discovered to have been promising a return to Russia's original war goals. Kerensky became Minister of War and a leader in the liberal coalition government. Kerensky lost his revolutionary zeal and was pressured by the Capitalist Allies into launching "The Kerensky Offensive" against Austria-Hungary and their German allies. While initially successful, the enemy managed to launch a strong counterattack and inflicted devastating losses to the Russian Army. Kerensky was strongly criticised by his reactionary Generals for his attempts at reform in the Military such as abolishing the Death Penalty, handing control of military power from officers to soldiers committees, etc.

The first government coalition went into a state of panic in July of 1917 when the question was raised over the autonomy of Ukraine, the Government had faced significant unrest in Saint Petersburg and had resorted to suppression of the Bolshevik Party. Kerensky succeeded Prince Lvov as Prime Minister and appointed himself Supreme Commander-in-Chief. He went on to proclaim Russia a republic, contradicting the understanding that the Government should hold power only until the Constituent Assembly decides how Russia should be ruled.

On July 2, 1917, the first coalition collapsed over the question of Ukraine's autonomy. Following July Days unrest in St. Petersburg and suppression of the Bolsheviks, Kerensky succeeded Prince Lvov as Russia's Prime Minister and at the end of August he appointed himself Supreme Commander-in-Chief as well. Kerensky next move, on September 15, was to proclaim Russia a republic, which was quite contrary to the understanding that the Provisional Government should only hold power until the Constituent Assembly should meet to decide Russia's form of rule.

The October Revolution of 1917 did not go well for Kerensky. He had distributed weapons to the workers of Saint Petersburg only for them to defect to the Bolsheviks. The Bolsheviks launching their second revolution of the year. Kerensky had virtually no support and the city fell into the hands of the Bolsheviks in 20 hours.

Kerensky managed to escape to Pskov, where he rallied men loyal to him in a failed attempt to retake the capital. He was initially successful, but beaten at Pulkovo where Kerensky barely managed to escape the hail of artillery shells and gunfire. He fled to France and in 1918, formally sided himself with the White Army. He attempted to talk the Entente into supporting them but they refused on the grounds of being too involved in the Weltkrieg. Kerensky decided to return to Russia afterwards.

The Congress of Omsk was a political victory for Alexander, the White Generals agreed to form a united front behind Kerensky and what remained of the Provisional Government. Despite the failiure to capture Moscow in 1919, the tides turned on the Bolsheviks when Germany chose to intervene in 1920. After another bloody year, the road to Moscow was opened with the Battle of Tsaritsyn. The Russian Republic would be declared on October 12, 1921.

Kerensky's presidency has been one of mixed success for the Whites. East Karerlia fell into revolt, nearly triggering war with Finland but deescalated through German mediation. The Treaty of Tartu was signed giving Petsamo to Finland and declaring Eastern Karelia rightful territory of the Russian Republic. Kerensky would go on to establish relations with their new emergent neighbors such as Mongolia, Alash-Orda, etc.

The Kerensky Presidency was put to the test in 1924 when the Minister of Defence, Aleksandr Kolchak attempted to launch a coup. It failed, and Kolchak fled to Transamur. Since then, the government has become an unstable coalition between the SR's and the Kadets with a stream of accusations of electoral fraud.

December 27th, 1935. Alexander Kerensky is on his way to the Russian Senate when a lone gunman ambushes his car with a stream of bullets, 3 hitting Kerensky in the neck, 4 hitting him in the head leaving him nearly unrecognizable. The Gunman is heard to have been shouting "Death to the Traitors!" before fleeing the scene.

Such is the fate of those who betray the people.

We are witnessing a dangerous shift in the economic and social orders of Germany and the rest of the Capitalist world after reports of instability and chaos after the recent stock market plunge on Black Monday. Thousands of hard working men and women are being fired from their jobs, reports of rural violence across Eastern Europe, etc. So what does that mean for us? How will the peasants and proletarians of the Bharatiya Commune be affected?

We won't be at all.

The Bharatiya Commune has embraced the righteous path of Syndicalism, doing away with the old economic order that had so firmly dug itself into the nation. Our Commune is in the process of Industrialization thanks to the determination and resilience of our people. While the Capitalists clammor to withdraw their money from the corrupt banks we on the other hand, have found ourselves so detached from the international stock market that we have done just fine.

But what of our neighbors? you might ask.

When we look across the borders we must realize that along with the old economic system, their bourgeoisie has managed to keep the old social system in place there too. In the Dominion, we see the Bourgeoisie trying to implement a sort of "Indian Liberalism" which has failed miserably, the old princes of India seek only to retain their wealth and be independent to exploit the masses who create their wealth. They resist integration at every step for the sake of their money. In the so called "Princely Federation" we see the corrupt landlords and other such bourgeoisie sucking the life out of our people through taxes and unreasonably high prices for the most basic of necessities which has left many families poor and destitute, not to mention unprepared for Monsoon season. Conditions in the Federation are so dire that the people have mobilized themselves to take up arms against their landlords and seize the lands for themselves! After all, it is they who perform backbreaking labor day in and day out while their landlords reap the benefits of exploiting human beings for profit. This rebellion is just, and until the current capitalist system falls; India shall fall with it. The Bharatiya Commune will never place profit before the people.


Long live the Bharatiya Commune! Worker's of the World, Unite!

Salaam Alaykuum and Nomoskar to all Comrades here with me on this solemn day. Today as we all know, marks the beginning of the "National Unity Week" which was declared this last weekend to mourn the losses of Hindu and Muslim alike during the Government's campaign to wipe out the last pockets of Jihadist resistance in the nation. As all of us know, the Bharatiya Commune has expanded the rights and privileges which before the revolution was available only to certain castes to ALL working men and women of our glorious nation, especially members of the Islamic faith. Now it is no secret that many people in the Commune still cling to the old traditions of Racial and Religious hatred, encouraged and supported by the bastard imperialists who to this day still hold power in Delhi, distrust sowed by the Anglo-Elites in order to prevent the working classes of India to free themselves as we did by inciting brother against brother, and Sheikh against Monk. Our enemy are the people who would continue to incite unrest such as Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy, Traitor and Leader of the extremist group known as the Muslim League. How misleading is this name? The so called "Muslim League?" They claim to represent the Muslim Faithful but have brought nothing but destruction wherever they go. They have been known to take up residence in Muslim-Majority villages where they blend in with the villagers and trick us into attacking innocent people for their own vile propaganda. They are known for their support of the old caste systems, seeking to ensure that Muslims would be able to be at the very top of the Bourgeoisie class system instead of supporting LIBERATION for their brothers and sisters being exploited at the very bottom. This group is nothing but a band of opportunistic traitors who only seek to drive the Ummah into the ground. On the other hand, we have this disgusting feeling of Islamophobia prevalent in the Non-Muslim communities, there are people who would use the Muslims as a scapegoat for their petty political propaganda and go to the extent of physically attacking innocent people suspected of being Muslim! I heard of an incident that occured just outside Calcutta in which a Muslim sister on her way to the Masjid was ambushed, beaten and her Hijab burned with lighters. How sick and cruel is the old reactionary way of thinking? From today on, there will be NO MERCY for anybody engaging in crimes of Hate such as this, there will be no Tolerance for the Intolerant in our Commune and Inshallah our Commune will have peace and it will have unity. Thank you all for attending.

Lal Salam! Worker's of the World, Unite!

Throughout the history of our people we have dealt with invasion after invasion, civil war after civil war in the pursuit of upholding the bourgeoisie way of life that has kept the peasants of India down for so long. Since the first colonialist set foot in Bengal to the moment of the execution of the last Anglo landlord we have set our Bharatiya Commune onto the path of deviation from the norms of Bourgeoisie India. We have completely dismantled the caste system that for thousands of years centralized so much of our wealth into the hands of an elite few, similar to the capitalist systems of Europe and much of the World. When speaking of the Indian Revolution, it must be noted that we are not facing the same material conditions that would lead to an effective revolution by the Urban Proletariat, much different from the Indian Peasantry. Our peasantry has formed the ideological and metaphorical backbone of the Indian Revolution, it was they who executed their landlords! It was they who drove the British from Bengal! The Bharatiya Commune cannot afford to conform to the European style of Syndicalism, for what is a "Dictatorship of the Proletariat" when we hardly have a Proletariat? This leads us to the creation of a new form of thinking within the Syndicalist International that bases the agricultural workers as the vanguard of our revolution, for it was they who have kept the Commune from falling to the forces of reaction. Bharatyism as it will be known, will succeed in liberating the workers of Asia from the chains of the old feudal system.


Worker's and Peasants of the World, Unite!

India



The So-Called "Emperor"
The bourgeoisie bootlicking jackals of the so called "Dominion of India" have recently hosted the Imperial Durbar which has crowned the tyrant traitor Edward VIII as "Emperor" of India. The Royal Dog proceeded to tour the occupied lands, visiting the railways that have been constructed in his name through the blood, sweat and tears of the masses of India. He would go on to visit several points in the territory, putting on an appearance of benevolence towards the people are oppressed by his rule, guarded by peasant conscripts who hold no loyalty to him; only seeking to provide for their families through military service.

The All-Indian Trade Union Congress has increased its activity across the Dominion. Several protests have been launched against the occupiers denouncing subservience of the land to the Anglo-Canadian Imperialist Alliance which would pit brother against brother in their quest to subdue the sacred rage of the masses of India. We remember the Seventy Four Thousands of brave Indian men who served overseas in the Weltkreig fighting so that perhaps they may achieve some sense of equality to the British Colonials. The protests also drew attention to the extreme class gap between the Proletarians/Peasants and the Bourgeoisie, striking a nerve in the hungry masses of the Dominion.


Muslim Refugees flee the conflict zone.
A massive refugee crisis is taking place within the Bharatiya Commune as the Government launches renewed offensives against the terrorist Muslim League. The Red Army has seized the property of known rebels associated with the league and has arrested a multitude of terrorists. The Bharatiya Commune in its benevolence has invited the Red Crescent to assist with relief for the refugees and will assist them in every capacity in the coming months to provide a safe haven away from the ever shrinking conflict zone.

The leadership of the Muslim League has declared the formation of the "Provisional Islamic Government of Bengal." These terrorists have grown in their ambition of enforcing the Sharia Law onto the people of the Bharatiya Commune to a new level as they now have the support from a multitude of Anti-Syndicalist Powers. The march of history continues on, and these rebels who seek holy war will be crushed under the boot of the working class.

Burma


Members of the Revolutionary Socialist Party of Burma's Youth League play revolutionary songs on their drums.
Revolutionary fervor has instilled itself into the hearts and minds of Peasants, Proletarians, Intellectuals and Soldiers within the Kingdom of Burma as demonstrations against the Government paralyze the cities and the day of revolution draws nearer by the day. In the countryside, the radicalized peasants have halted their work for the landlords and are poised to seize the lands that they toil for themselves to enjoy the fruit of their labor. It is even said that many regiments of the Burmese Military have begun to rebel against their commanding officers in favor of Syndicalist reforms, no longer allowing themselves to be slaves to the national bourgeoisie.

China


The Puppet of the Chinese Bourgeoisie, Pu Yi.
The corrupt regime led by Pu Yi has faced an ever increasing amount of opposition over the last few months due to the large buyouts of German Industry. Some factions have taken the scrutiny to march farther lengths, completely criticizing the cronyism and exploitation by the Pu Yi administration, some even calling for China to become a Confederation with autonomy for all the provinces.

Several members of the Manchurian and Legation City Bourgeoisie have been caught attempting to buy large amounts of the Qing debt. Although there is a lack of evidence, the Japanese are suspected to be connected to this unsurprising plot.

Revolts have erupted across the Chinese countryside, this time much more violent than the last killing hundreds as the regime begins large scale repression, even spilling into the German occupied coastal cities. The Regime faces a relentless amount of revolutionary activity and it seems that the KMT may begin planting the seeds of a national revolution.

The Legation Cities, completely in shambles after Black Monday has been completely occupied by the Crime Syndicates in what is being called "Night of the Monkey's Head." The bloody chaos has resulted in the leader of the Triads, "Big Ears Du" taking over as leader. His power is contested by other high ranking bosses. It's clear that Capitalism alienates the people who live under it, forcing people to a life of crime to survive.

The Mad Baron


The Mad Baron after declaring himself Khan of Mongolia.
The self-proclaimed "Khan" of Mongolia has entered into an alliance with the Buddhist Theocrats of Tibet in what is now being called "The Great Khanate." An alliance based on Buddhist Traditionalism seeking to establish their theocratic rule across Asia. These savage reactionaries have begun their rule of terror by declaring war on the largest of the Cliques, the Ma. The troops, led by the Tyrant himself advanced but was stopped dead in his tracks by the Army of Ma Fuxiang. The Mongols would attempt to advance in what became one of the slowest and bloodiest battles of this war. The Tibetans made no significant gains and have turned the Himalayas into a bloodbath as thousands die for their so called Khan. Beijing has yet to even acknowledge the war, and will likely cower before Mongol aggression. But where the Chinese failed to respond, the Japanese did. The Infamous Kwantung Army left from their positions in Fengtian territory to launch strikes against the Khan's army, meeting the Khan at the Battle of Matad. The battle would slaughter many of the Khan's officers, rendering his army impotent but at the same time killing a significant amount of Japanese soldiers. It seems that inter-imperialist conflict will claim millions of lives across Asia if Syndicalism does not overthrow these tyrants.

Although the News is troubling, the march of the Working Class across the planet is relentless and it is only a matter of time before the chains are broken and the old institutions are dismantled.

Workers and Peasants of the World, Unite! Lal Salam!