"However, we have withstood the pressure. From 1918 until now, we have newly recruited more than fifty members. Currently, the organization members in Yekaterinoslav total one hundred and thirty-two."
"We are dispersed in Yekaterinoslav's factories, military, and other places, while also controlling an underground newspaper used to disrupt enemy-occupied area's public opinion propaganda."
After listening to his report, Malinkov fell into deep thought. Judging by the situation Toma Jefuka described, the organizational development in Yekaterinoslav, also known as the pseudo-military government's named city of Xiqueslav, has overall been rather good.
After all, since the Russian Labor Party successfully seized national power, it provoked extreme fear in imperialist countries, further inciting imperialist suppression of Labor Party organizations in regions outside of Russia.
