The Second International Beaten and Weakened
A 1920 commentary notes the Second International’s collapse under conflicting compromises as Reformists and national partners move toward Moscow and Berlin. The piece likens the struggle to Proteus altering shape, now restrained while reverting to its original form.
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Moscow
J. R. Macdonald
Ford
Second International
Proteus
The Second International and the Vienna Split Debate
A critical survey of industrial shifts in Europe, Russian factory growth, and the decline of home weaving. The piece traces the rise of large production, damage to small producers, and the fractured aftershocks in the Second International, highlighting factions in Germany and France and the shift toward the Third International.
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Tyer
Kimry
Pavlov
England
Germany
Russia
Nere
Rus
Silesia
India
Third International
Second International
Vandervelde
New Amsterdam International
J. S. Thomas
Vienna International
LLP
Vienna
International
U.P
Europe
Crispien
Ledebour
Dittmann
Dissmann
Henke
Lipinski
Sender
Zietz
Liepzig
German Independent Socialist Party
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