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ARTICLES RELATED TO Comintern - Origins of the Communist International | | | |  Comintern - Origins of the Communist International: Encyclopedia II - Comintern - Origins of the Communist InternationalThe origins of the Communist International are to be found in the split in the workers' movement that surfaced in 1914 with the beginning of the First World War, although divisions between revolutionary and reformist minded elements had been developing for some considerable time. For example, as far back as 1899, reformist or right wing elements in the socialist movement had supported the entry of French socialist Millerand into the government of the day. On the other hand, revolutionary or left wing elements were fiercely opposed to this de ...
See also:Comintern, Comintern - Origins of the Communist International, Comintern - The First Four World Congresses of the Communist International, Comintern - From the Fifth to the Seventh World Congress, Comintern - From the Last Congress to Dissolution, Comintern - Alleged Independence, Comintern - After the Comintern Read more here: » Comintern: Encyclopedia II - Comintern - Origins of the Communist International |
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| | | | Comintern - Origins of the Communist International: Encyclopedia II - Comintern - After the Comintern In 1947 the Cominform, or Communist Information Bureau, was created as a substitute of the Comintern. It was a network made up of the Communist parties of Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, France, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Romania, the Soviet Union, and Yugoslavia. It was dissolved in 1956.
While the pro-Moscow Communist parties of the world no longer had a formal international organisation, they still looked to the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, or CPSU, for leadership, and had periodic meetings in Moscow. The most notable ...
See also:Comintern, Comintern - Origins of the Communist International, Comintern - The First Four World Congresses of the Communist International, Comintern - From the Fifth to the Seventh World Congress, Comintern - From the Last Congress to Dissolution, Comintern - Alleged Independence, Comintern - After the Comintern Read more here: » Comintern: Encyclopedia II - Comintern - After the Comintern |
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