Communist International Struggles Against Centrism
The article discusses the nine months after the Second Congress, detailing how 21 points separate Communists from opportunists. It cites Hilferding, Chapiens, Longuet, and the German Independents, noting their shift toward counter-revolution and the Kronstadt episode. It analyzes Serrati in Italy, Levi's group in Germany, and Smeral in Czecho-Slovakia, arguing the need for true revolutionary mass parties and against centrists and reformists.