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More Jewish Communists Are Expelled from Party for Leading Opposition

October 7, 1927
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(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Thirteen more members of the Communist party were expelled from the party in the region of Odessa for their oppositional views, despatches received from Moscow state. Among the expelled members are four Jewish communists. Kagan, Schechter, Schmukler and Fuchs.

Expulsions from the party also took place in the region of Zaporoje. A Jewish Communist, Greenberg who was a member of the party since 1909, was expelled there for oppositional activity.

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