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1919) 3rd Congress (April 1920) In order that the growth of revolutionary marxism within the labour movement may be imade more clear it is necessary to -mention that in December, 1919, the Socialist Internationalist Labour Party affiliated to the Communist Party. The former had a rather considerable influence in the trade union movement.
At the second Congress it had 50 delegates. The party had particular influence in the leather workers' and railwaymen's iunions. ' This overwhelming influence ...of the Russian Communist Party in the trade union movement explains our revolutionary theory and practice. This comes from the fact that the Russian proletariat never separated economics from politics and has never suffered from that childish disease " neutrality " and that we, the leaders of the Russian trade union movement are in perfect Delegates.
Bolshev. and Sympathisers.
per cent.
220 80 36.4 117 70 59; 416 273 65.6 748 449* ..
60 1229 949 78.1 * This figure is much below the actual number present ; from the registers of the fraction meetings it is evident that the number of communists and sym- jjathisers including delegates with consultative votes was 500.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1919) 3rd Congress (April 1920) In order that the growth of revolutionary marxism within the labour movement may be imade more clear it is necessary to -mention that in December, 1919, the Socialist Internationalist Labour Party affiliated to the Communist Party. The former had a rather considerable influence in the trade union movement.
At the second Congress it had 50 delegates. The party had particular influence in the leather workers' and railwaymen's iunions. ' This overwhelming influence ...of the Russian Communist Party in the trade union movement explains our revolutionary theory and practice. This comes from the fact that the Russian proletariat never separated economics from politics and has never suffered from that childish disease " neutrality " and that we, the leaders of the Russian trade union movement are in perfect Delegates.
Bolshev. and Sympathisers.
per cent.
220 80 36.4 117 70 59; 416 273 65.6 748 449* ..
60 1229 949 78.1 * This figure is much below the actual number present ; from the registers of the fraction meetings it is evident that the number of communists and sym- jjathisers including delegates with consultative votes was 500.
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