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| | Stalin and the Comintern |
 | | Members of the Russian delegation to the ECCI elected by the Fifth Comintern Congress in 1924: Zinoviev (also Comintern's president), Bukharin, Stalin, Kamenev, Rykov; candidates: Sokolnikov, Trotsky, Lozovsky, Piatnitsky. | | | His active involvement began at the Fifth Comintern Congress in 1924, when he was elected to the Executive Committee and its Presidium. | | | Just to highlight Stalin's initial difficulties in the Comintern (Lenin had withdrawn from active political life from December 1922), let us consider the composition of the Russian delegation to the Executive Committee, elected at the Fifth Congress in 1924. |
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http://website.lineone.net/~comleague/intercom/stalcom.html
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| | 1928 and 1930 Comintern Resolutions |
| | Conspicuously absent from the 1928 Comintern resolution -- although it was strongly implied in several instances -- was the categorical assertion that the Negro inhabitants of the "Black Belt" constituted a nation. | | | The Fourth (1922) and Sixth (1928) Comintern Congresses both thoroughly analyzed the state of the various national liberation movements in the colonial and semi-colonial countries. | | | At the urging of several Black American delegates to the Sixth Congress, who had earlier pointed out that the Party in the United States had less than fifty Negro members while Garvey could claim the allegiance of more than one million supporters, a subcommittee on the Negro Question was established. |
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http://archive.250x.com/comintern/ciresolutions_1928_1930.html
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| | The Comintern and German communism (by L. Proyect) |
| | This would all culminate in the Fifth Congress of the Comintern, the "Bolshevization" Congress. | | | This convention was inspired by the Bolshevization World Congress of the Comintern that was held in 1924. | | | This was accomplished at the Fifth Congress of the Comintern which is the topic of my next post. |
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http://www.columbia.edu/~lnp3/mydocs/organization/comintern_and_germany.htm
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| | Reports of Arab Delegates to the VIIth congress of the Comintern - part II |
| | The last Comintern Congress was held in 1935 and it was the first one with any major Arab participation. | | | It is because the leadership of the party fundamentally did not understand the national question of Palestine, the national-liberation and agrarian character of the revolutionary movement. | | | Standard historians are unaware of any differences of opinion or any debates at all at this very Stalinist Seventh Comintern Congress, and indeed there was much less free discussion in 1935 than there had been in the early Congresses in Lenin's time. |
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http://www.freearabvoice.org/reference/cominternYusufNazim.htm
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| | Report of Khalid Bakdash to the VIIth congress of the Comintern |
| | Report of Khalid Bakdash to the VIIth congress of the Comintern | | | More interesting was the reaction of the Arab delegates to Ferdi, the pseudo-name of Turkish delegate to the Seventh Congress of the Comintern Sefik Husnu Degmer, who endowed himself with the prerogative of addressing the Congress on the situation in Arab countries to the south as part of his speech on the situation in Turkey. | | | On The Speeches of Arab Delegates in the Seventh Congress of the Comintern in Moscow, 1935: |
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http://www.freearabvoice.org/reference/Bakdash.htm
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| | There was no sustained political opposition of any scale and the evanescent individual resistances of Arthur Horner, 1929-1931, and the party leaders Harry Pollitt, J.R. Campbell, and Willie Gallacher in 1939, were swiftly followed by recantation and self criticism. | | | Despite the party’s protests, the Comintern successfully insisted they publish the offending document, and thwarted an attempt to recall Murphy as | | | From 1920, the Russian party’s wielding of state power, its prestige as maker of the revolution which eluded other parties, and its relative monopoly of material resources, ensured an undemocratic disequilibrium within the Comintern. |
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http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/llt/49/06mcilro.html
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| | Duncan Hallas: The Comintern (Chap.2) |
| | All decisions, not only those of congresses but also those of the Comintern executive between congresses, were to be binding on all the parties. | | | After an intense debate in their party, the USPD leaders were compelled to call a congress at Halle, in October, to consider affiliation to the Comintern. | | | It was allowed a non-voting delegation at the second world congress of the Comintern. |
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http://www.marxists.org/archive/hallas/works/1985/comintern/ch2.htm
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| | The Comintern and the united front |
| | This meant the Comintern was itself a highly unstable political united front from the very start. | | | The meeting sought to wring concessions from the Bolsheviks about the treatment of social-democrats in Russia, and the Comintern delegation headed by Bukharin was prepared to make concessions and allow observers from the three Internationals to witness the forthcoming trials of social-revolutionaries in Russia and to promise that death sentences would not result. | | | On March 4, 1922, The 1st Comintern Plenum would clearly state in its «Resolution of the English Question» that the «salvation of the English Proletariat lies in the formation of the united front». |
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http://www.sinistra.net/lib/upt/comlef/cote/cotesdacoe.html
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| | The Creation of the Communist Inernational |
| | The second adhesion to the Comintern after the first congress was that of a movement which had never had close contacts with Russia: the Norwegian Labor Party. | | | This continued to be the case in later years. | | | The Communist or Third International (Comintern for short) was born during the revolutionary convulsions of 1919. |
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http://mars.acnet.wnec.edu/~grempel/courses/russia/lectures/30comintern.html
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| | The Comintern: discussion, debate, disillusion, dissolution |
| | To Silone, the englishman's short simple sentence outweighed all the long, heavy, oppressive speeches of his years in the Comintern and became a symbol for him. | | | He later confided to Silone with a superior smile, "It was an act of political wisdom." | | | Eberlein, KPD delegate to the founding congress of the Comintern, held a press conference denying reports in the swiss press that he had been arrested, only to be arrested the next day. |
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http://www.comms.dcu.ie/sheehanh/hsheehan/comintern2.htm
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| | Comintern - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | As the Seventh World Congress officially repudiated the revolutionary overthrow of capitalism as the purpose of the Comintern, Leon Trotsky was led to state that it was the death of the Comintern as a revolutionary International - and therefore a New International needed to be built. | | | Bulgarian communist leader Georgi Dimitrov headed the Comintern in 1934 and presided until its dissolution. | | | The Comintern held seven World Congresses, the first in March 1919 and the last in 1935, until it was "officially" dissolved in 1943. |
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| | Comintern |
| | The Praesidium of the Second Congress of the Comintern, Moscow, 1920. | | | Gregory Zinoviev was the first president of the Comintern. | | | Zinoviev was the first president of the Comintern. |
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| | Comintern Archives |
| | The Praesidium of the Second Congress of the Comintern, Moscow, 1920. | | | Beginning with shorthand reports of the first meetings, the series will include all documents relating to the Comintern's seven congresses, the ten plenums of the Executive Committee, as well as material from preparatory and working commissions. | | | As with all such underground organizations, the Comintern soon became shrouded by rumor, conjecture and myth. |
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| | Comintern |
| | But when it became more decisively an appendage of the Soviet Government, and revolutionary objectives were side-tracked in favour of Stalinizing public opinion and capturing key | | | Gregory Zinoviev, was elected chairman of the Comintern. | | | Zinoviev was replaced by Nickolai Bukharin but he was dismissed in 1928 and Stalin, as General Secretary of the Communist Party, became the head of Comintern. |
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| | WorldNetDaily: Putin and the neo-comintern |
| | For this act of heresy, Trotsky, the champion of permanent revolution, excommunicated Stalin as a "reformist" – and was himself rewarded in 1940 with an ice ax in the head, courtesy of Stalinist assassin Ramon Mercader. | | | The Comintern, or Communist International, also known as the Third International, was the 1919 creation of Vladimir Lenin. | | | At its Seventh World Congress in 1935, however, on Stalin& orders, the Comintern repudiated the revolutionary overthrow of capitalism as its mission and called for formation of Popular Fronts in Western nations to combat fascism – a Moscow First policy. |
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http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47645
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| | Electronic Archives of the Communist International (Comintern) |
| | On June 27, 2003 the electronic version of the Comintern Archives was inaugurated by RGASPI [Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History]. | | | The collection comprises the documents of the seven congresses of the Comintern and the thirteen plenums of the Executive Committee of the Comintern (ECCI), together with materials from the associated preparatory and working commissions. | | | Framework Agreement between the State Archive Service of Russia and the International Council on Archives on the principles which will govern the implementation of the Computerisation Project of the Komintern Archives. |
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| | The Zinoviev Letter - the Comintern against Britain? |
| | The time is approaching for the Parliament of England to consider the Treaty concluded between the Governments of Great Britain and the U.S.S.R. for the purpose of ratification. | | | On October 8, 1924, Britain's first Labour government lost a vote of confidence in the House of Commons. | | | The next day the Foreign Office was sent a copy of a letter, purporting to come from Grigori Zinoviev, the president of Comintern, addressed to the central committee of the Communist Party of Great Britain. |
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| | Freedom fighters or Comintern army? The International Brigades in Spain |
| | On 23 August, Stalin's government accepted the French proposal for the setting up of a Non-Intervention Committee, 'on condition that the USSR was not responsible for Comintern actions, that Germany and Italy must cease aid to Franco and that Portugal must accept non-intervention'. | | | Nearly all the heads of this commission were experienced Comintern cadres, had worked in its cadre section in Moscow and usually had studied at Soviet military schools. | | | The arrival of large numbers of foreign volunteers in the Republican zone would not start until after the Comintern's decision to form the Brigades. |
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| | Wikinfo Comintern |
| | Founded in 1919 the Comintern would hold seven World Congresses, the last in 1935, until it was dissolved in 1943. | | | It was formed on the initiative of Lenin and the Communist Party of Russia (Bolshevik), as they were of the opinion that the Second International had betrayed socialism by the support of its major sections for the First World War. | | | For a party to join the Comintern it had to accept 21 conditions. |
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| | Lying for the truth: Münzenberg & the Comintern by Stephen Koch |
| | Around 1925, the Comintern entrusted Münzenberg and his propaganda machine with a little-known but large role in giving shape and political function to the Communist Party of the United States as it was to be under Stalin. | | | The Comintern was in many ways the quintessential Leninist institution, shaped from its inception by the two leading passions of Lenin& political personality: his obsession with secrecy, and his preoccupation with absolute power. | | | At the 1921 Congress, Zinoviev momentarily maneuvered Münzenberg out of his main party position of the time, running the Young Communist League. |
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| | IDC Publishers - Comintern Archives: Files of the Communist Party of Japan |
| | The semi-legal and clandestine activities instigated by the Comintern made this federation of about 70 parties in Europe, Asia, and America one of the most cloistered societies of recent centuries. | | | The Communist, or Third, International (Comintern) was founded in early 1919 as an international revolutionary proletarian party. | | | For more than a quarter of a century, the Comintern deeply influenced the political life of many countries. |
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| | Wrong or right interpretations on the history of the Comintern are a matter of class standpoints, that serves the proletariat on the one hand or serves the bourgeoisie on the other hand. | | | This could lead to the risk to repeat the old mistakes. | | | The prosperity of the communist parties is not possible without the Comintern. |
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| | CARLEY v. KLEHR & HAYNES: SECRET WORLD OF AMERICAN COMMUNISM |
| | Even Volkogonov in his book on Lenin notes that Comintern subsidies fell off in the 1930s (pp. | | | What happened to the rest of the money and how was it sent to the United States since Reed died later in the year without returning to the United States? | | | We noted that Dmitri Volkogonov in his LENIN stated that Reed received more than one million in U.S. dollars for the American Communist movement. |
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| | CHNN, No 13, Autumn 2002: The Comintern and the Colonies The Comintern and the Hidden History of Indian Communism |
| | The silence of the Comintern on the position of the Sixth Congress after the adoption of the Dimitrov thesis led to an absurd situation which implied that the positions of both the Sixth and the Seventh Congress were equally valid and correct. | | | This confused and contradictory understanding very seriously affected the CPI’s united front strategy, especially its relation with the Congress Socialist Party, since the sectarianism of the Third Period continued to dominate the minds of the party ranks. | | | The only difference is that while the leaders of the communist parties defend this toeing of the Comintern line and are proud of their loyalty to it, the liberal bourgeois historians ridicule this loyalty. |
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| | Latin America and the Comintern, 1919—1943 - Cambridge University Press |
| | Latin America and the Comintern, 1919—1943 - Cambridge University Press | | | It demonstrates that Latin America was restricted to a supporting role in the world revolution espoused by Moscow, indeed Latin American Communists were expected to pay attention to the insignificant Communist Party of the United States. | | | Nevertheless, the Comintern did put into play a number of important political and theoretical concepts, some of which were taken up by far more successful, and often anti-Communist, political movements in the region. |
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| | IDC Publishers - Comintern Archives |
| | The previously available Congress Proceedings, which were published in 1920 and 1930, had been heavily censored by the Executive Committee. | | | This was because the archives of Comintern (which closed down in 1943) were hidden away in the inaccessible repositories of the central archive of the Central Committee of the USSR. | | | IDC's incorporation of Comintern material from the archives of the former Central Party Archive (now renamed the Russian Centre for the Conservation and Study of Records of Modern History) starts with the publication of shorthand reports on the first Comintern congresses, upon which the political component of the organization was founded. |
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| | The connection among Trotsky's theories of uneven development, imperialism and the Comintern |
| | RCP=U$A leader Avakian says that Stalin and Mao held an exaggerated sense of the demerits of a Comintern and plagiarizes Trotsky. | | | Imagine also that you believe all countries eventually become 90% proletarian. | | | Imagine if you believed that all the countries in the world are the same, perhaps with the difference that maybe some countries are 10 years behind others. |
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| | COMINTERN - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | Comintern : Columbia Encyclopedia, Six Edition [home, info] | | | Phrases that include COMINTERN: anti comintern pact, list of members of the comintern | | | Comintern : The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language [home, info] |
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| | Comintern ML |
| | The Comintern (ML) is the international home-center of the Hoxhaist comrades all over the world. | | | We are the true followers of the old Comintern of Lenin and Stalin and the fighters for the victory of World Bolshevism. | | | Call for the foundation of the Comintern (ML) on New Years Eve, 2000 |
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| | AntiCominternPact |
| | As Mussolini had long fought against the Communist Party of Italy, it was natural for him to join this pact. | | | The Comintern, established by V.I. Lenin in 1919 was designed to sponsor and direct communist parties outside of the Soviet Union. | | | Their growing community of interest is seen in Italy's adhesion to the Anti-Comintern Pact. |
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| | Comintern Metallurgical Plant - Company Profile, Research, News, Information, Contacts, Divisions, Subsidiaries, ... |
| | Comintern Metallurgical Plant - Company Profile, Research, News, Information, Contacts, Divisions, Subsidiaries, Business Associations |
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| | Anti-Comintern Pact |
| | Comintern - Comintern [acronym for Communist International], name given to the Third International, founded at... | | | Related content from HighBeam Research on: Anti-Comintern Pact |
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| | Contributors will receive copies of the most recent print issue of The Neo-Comintern; works of any length and type will be considered for publication in The Neo-Comintern Online Magazine and/or The Neo-Comintern Magazine. | | | - - - - -- -------===========================------- -- - - - - ___________________________________________________ THE COMINTERN IS AVAILIABLE ON THE FOLLOWING BBS'S |
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| | MSN Encarta - Dictionary - Comintern |
| | Click here to search all of MSN Encarta | | | Search for "Comintern" in all of MSN Encarta |
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