Regarding N Lagutin - Secretary of Russian Club Sth Brisbane [also included are papers seized from N Lagutin USSR Brisbane Branch Room 20 Trades Hall Brisbane]

Item

Title
Regarding N Lagutin - Secretary of Russian Club Sth Brisbane [also included are papers seized from N Lagutin USSR Brisbane Branch Room 20 Trades Hall Brisbane]
Subject
World War, 1914-1918--Australia
Correspondence
Labor unions
Russian language
Communism
Queensland
Membership
Category
3. World War I
Author
Lagutin, Nikolai
Keywords
investigation
Creator
Headquarters, 1 Military District, Commonwealth (Australian) Military Forces
Current holder
National Archives of Australia, Brisbane
Date
1919
Link
https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=335780
Series number
BP4/1, 66/4/3557
Item number
335780
Access rights
Digitised
Rights 
Copyright National Archives of Australia
Country of origin
Australia
Place
Brisbane
Language 
Russian
English
Description from source
Function and purpose
This series consists of 17 boxes comprising paper documents that relate to suspected acts of disloyalty perpetrated by individuals and organisations within Queensland. These documents refer to elements of society that were suspected of undermining Australia's position during World War I. The actions taken by Military Intelligence were done so under the War Precautions Act.

Included in the series are personal letters, official memoranda, secret orders, written reports, diaries and newspaper cuttings, all relating to people or groups considered potentially disloyal. These documents relate to events and issues such as interned Aliens, alleged acts of disloyalty, meetings, group demonstrations and enemy sympathisers. Organisations mentioned include the IWW (Industrial Workers of the World), OBU (One Big Union Propaganda League), Germans in the Queensland community and the Russian Association The documents were created by the Department of Defence, Military Intelligence Section.
Physical format
Correspondence
Typescripts