Communist International in 1920-s: British direction of activity by A. Y. Prokopov

“…In this article the main attention of the author is devoted to the problem of the decisive influence of the Communist International and its tactic “the united workers front” (1921—1928) on the policy of the Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) towards the Labour Party, the British Congress of Trade-Unions and the first Labour Government (1924). …”
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The wide-ranging influence of the 1928 decree of the Communist International by Mia Roth

“… This article deals with the impact of a decree passed by the Communist International in Moscow in 1928. It shows how it influenced not only the most important communist party outside the Soviet Union at that time, namely the German Communist Party, but also the smallest, the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA), both of which were hampered by the rigid doctrinaire beliefs forced upon them by Stalin via the Comintern. …”
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The wide-ranging influence of the 1928 decree of the Communist International by Mia Roth

“… This article deals with the impact of a decree passed by the Communist International in Moscow in 1928. It shows how it influenced not only the most important communist party outside the Soviet Union at that time, namely the German Communist Party, but also the smallest, the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA), both of which were hampered by the rigid doctrinaire beliefs forced upon them by Stalin via the Comintern. …”
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Reflection of Political Struggle in Italy in Documents of Communist International (1919—1923) by E. N. Emelyanova

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La propaganda exterior de la República durante la Guerra Civil by Hugo García

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Wpływ fali radykalizmu społecznego lat 1917–1923 na powstania śląskie by Dariusz Zalega

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Beyond the borders. Ahmed Hassan Mattar and his activism between Africa and South America by Daniel Kersffeld

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Concept of Nation State Building in Decisions of II Congress of Comintern by E. N. Emelyanova

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Chinese Emigrants in Russia at the 6th Congress of the Communist Party of China by Zhang Wei, Cao Baiying, Ning Yanhong

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Stalinism and the Soviet-Finnish war of 1939-40: crisis management, censorship and control by Spencer, M

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The Policy of the Comintern towards the Communist Party of Spain as Interpreted by Modern Historians by Il'ya A. Suzdal'tsev

“…The article analyzes modern Russian and foreign historiography (2000s – present day), devoted to the relationship of the Communist International (the Comintern, an international organization that united the communist parties in 1919–43) and the Communist Party of Spain (the PCE) from its founding (1921) till the end of the Spanish Civil War (1939). …”
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I.G. Starinov and Manpower Training for “World Revolution” in 193–1935 by A. V. Merkulov

“…One of the mechanisms for the implementation of foreign policy during this period was the III Communist international. An important aspect of the military policy of the Comintern was a secret military-political school Karol swierczewski, where he taught I. …”
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From the politics of proletarianization to ANL: the Communist Party of Brazil between 1930 and 1935 by Diorge Alceno Konrad, Glaucia Vieira Ramos Konrad

“…Having as a time frame the Brazil of the Provisional Government of 1930 to the National Liberating Insurrection of 1935, this article seeks to situate the insertion of communists in the labor and trade union movement and in broader movements, as well as proletarian participation in the governing bodies of the party, bases on documentation from the Third Communist International and the archives of Brazilian repression, respectively researched by the authors in the collections of the Edgar Leuenroth Archive (AEL) of UNICAMP ant the Public Archive of the State of Rio de Janeiro (APERJ), among Other sources, in dialogue with part of historiography.…”
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Los prolegómenos del comunismo indo-afroamericano en Haití y Jacques Roumain: 1927-1933 by Vicente Romero

“…In the press of the Red International Trade-Union –Profintern and Communist International –CI, it follows some directions concerning Haiti between 1929 and 1933. …”
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Global radicals : Caribbean radical thought 1920-1983 by Jean-Paul Révauger

“…An agent of the Communist International in the USSR and Germany, he fell foul with communism and became a Pan Africanist. …”
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Communist Party of Turkey and Soviet Foreign Policy by Bulent Gokay

“…In 1919, the Communist International (Komintern) was established in Moscow to coordinate the activities of the foreign communist parties around the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. …”
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A construção da rede sindical rural entre os PCs de Itália e Brasil (1955-1965) by Leonardo Soares dos Santos

“…Since the late 1920s, the Soviet Union, through its Communist Party and Communist International (Comintern), created various discussions and mobilization networks. …”
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The Policy of the Bolshevik Leadership towards Germany (1918-1919) by E. N. Yemelyanova

“…The activity of the Communist International on the expansion of political influence in the world and the search for allies for Soviet Russia are traced. …”
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Penglibatan politik orang-orang Melayu dalam Parti Komunis Malaya by Ramley, Nor Azlah Sham

“…(Kunaseelan a/l Muniandy, 1996; 33) Seterusnya sejak tahun 1931 sehingga 1938, kegiatan ini diperhebat oleh Cornintern (Communist International) tetapi masih dengan kerjasama tokoh-tokoh Parti Komunis Indonesia. …”
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Cooperation unavowable: British government relations with communists in Britain and France, 1938 – 1945 by Sharkey, H

“…More than thirty years on from the dissolution of the USSR, British government interaction with the Soviet Union, representatives of the Communist International (Comintern) and individual communists in the period 1938 - 1945 continues to be viewed primarily through the lens of ideological disparity and mutual suspicion, of espionage and counter-espionage. …”