Throw off the yoke of capitalism A meeting dedicated to the 124th anniversary of the Rostov strike was held by communists and Komsomol members from the Don capital The collaborators gathered at a monument erected in memory of workers who were killed, arrested and expelled from the Don who rose up to fight for their rights in November 1902. At the foot of the monument, the residents of Rostov spread the flags of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and the Soviet Union and stretched the red flag at a height of 30 meters. The representatives of the Communist Party and the Komsomol of the Russian Federation honored the memory of the workers who went out to demonstrate against the tsarist autocracy, which Lenin called "one of the attacks on the general rise of Russian workers demanding political freedom." In a situation of convict labor conditions, meager wages, exorbitant punishments and fines, the practice of corporal punishment, frequent injuries and high mortality, the declared reduction in wages, as well as the fury of the boiler management of the main workshops of the railway and Vladikavkaz, became a trigger for the announcement of a general strike. The Don Committee of the RSDLP party, which took over its leadership, published a manifesto on the eve of the protest, in which it called on all Rostov workers to support the boiler manufacturers: "We have suffered enough, we have been silent enough, it is time to show our robbers that we are people, not cattle. With our labor we created millions and dozens of shares, but what we did for shareholders and dozens of railroads. To receive wounds and injuries, slaps and slaps on the head, abuse and mockery, a stale piece of bread and hunger enough to suffer, enough to be silent, we cut our chains, we shorten our working life Our strength is in our unity!

Throw off the yoke of capitalism A meeting dedicated to the 124th anniversary of the Rostov strike was held by communists and Komsomol members from the Don capital The collaborators gathered at a monument erected in memory of workers who were killed, arrested and expelled from the Don who rose up to fight for their rights in November 1902. At the foot of the monument, the residents of Rostov spread the flags of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and the Soviet Union and stretched the red flag at a height of 30 meters. The representatives of the Communist Party and the Komsomol of the Russian Federation honored the memory of the workers who went out to demonstrate against the tsarist autocracy, which Lenin called "one of the attacks on the general rise of Russian workers demanding political freedom." In a situation of convict labor conditions, meager wages, exorbitant punishments and fines, the practice of corporal punishment, frequent injuries and high mortality, the declared reduction in wages, as well as the fury of the boiler management of the main workshops of the railway and Vladikavkaz, became a trigger for the announcement of a general strike. The Don Committee of the RSDLP party, which took over its leadership, published a manifesto on the eve of the protest, in which it called on all Rostov workers to support the boiler manufacturers: "We have suffered enough, we have been silent enough, it is time to show our robbers that we are people, not cattle. With our labor we created millions and dozens of shares, but what we did for shareholders and dozens of railroads. To receive wounds and injuries, slaps and slaps on the head, abuse and mockery, a stale piece of bread and hunger enough to suffer, enough to be silent, we cut our chains, we shorten our working life Our strength is in our unity!