Report of the First Congress of the Red Trade Union International
The report summarizes the July 1921 Moscow congress of the Red Trade Union International. It notes vote allotments by country, the Provisional Council report, and debates on unity between trade unions and the Communist International, including positions of Losovsky, Tom Mann, and peers on tactics, alliance with the Third International, and the spread of revolutionary syndicalist ideas across Britain, Germany, France, and Italy.
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Moscow
Congress OF
THE
RED Trade Union International
Losovaky
Germany
England
France
Spain
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
East Galicia
Russia
U.S.A
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Norway
Ukraine
Australia
Argentina
Belgium
Holland
Switserland
Romania
Ireland
Canada
Mexico
Greece
Congress
Rosmer
Provisional Council
International
Kerensky
Amsterdam International
League of Nations
Lonovsky
Europe
T.U
Britain
Red T.0. International
New International
Bixth
Losoveky
Inslde
Red T.U. International
Amsterdam
Sch
Tom Mann
Losovsky
J.W.W
America
Third International
Serrat
Levy
Berlin
Murphy
Groelich
Trade Union International
Williame
R.T.U.T
Debates at Trade Union Congress on International Alignments
The Trade Union Congress continued discussion on the Red Trade Union International and the Third International. Principal speakers included Sersieff of Russia, Heckert of Germany, and Sirolie and Tommass of France. Two resolutions were proposed, with signatories from multiple countries including Losovaky, Rykof, and Tom Mann.
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Trade Union Congress
Red Trade Union International
Third International
Sersieff
Russia
Heckert
Germany
Sirolie
Tommass
France
Syndicaliste
Losovaky
Rykof
Superowitech
Rusaia
Wright
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Communist International
Syndicalata
C.G.T
Amiens
Communist Labour Party of Germany
Uniona
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