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    founded in 1920 and disbanded in 1930 at the same time as the Zhenotdel, the Russian women’s bureau, while the International Women’s Secretariat survived into the 1930s. The goals of the women’s section were twofold: first, the creation of women’s bureaus within the framework of the national communist parties affiliated to the Comintern, and second, the dissemination of propaganda among women workers of various countries, in order to impress upon them the importance of their participation in the class struggle. I will then examine the trajectory of WILPF in the 1930s in to demonstrate the priorities of the group in this tempestuous decade; WILPF’s response to the rise of fascism and its commitment to absolute pacifism under the threat of another world war will be discussed. The relationship between WILPF and interwar socialism will be established with particular reference to women like Gabrielle Duchêne whose pacifism and socialism…

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    Anti-Comintern pact ,1936 was signed between two powerful dictators. It was wise for Hitler to include a dictator like Mussolini and Italy and later Japan to build his opposition against the communist. Hitler is using Mussolini who is the leader of the fascist movement and his admiration, Which “was soon expanded to include the major Asian power Japan in the Anti-Comintern pact in which the three nations” constructed an opposition against the comintern(Communist). It’s wise because two of the…

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    Rome-Berlin Axis Essay

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    left the League of Nations. It was an agreement made by Italy’s foreign minister Galeazzo Ciano, that Adolf Hitler agreed to and signed in 1936. Due to the Rome-Berlin Axis many other pacts were created such as, The Pact of Steel and The Anti-Comintern Pact. All of these pacts tie together somehow dealing with Germany's and Italy’s relationship in World War II. Throughout, all of this other countries ended up joining the Anti-Comintern Pact. The Italian invasion and annexation of Abyssinia…

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    Roy was critical of this theory because it laid emphasis on class and not on an individual. This explains why Roy rejected historical materialism. Roy had many discussions with Michael Borodin, who was an emissary of Communist International (Comintern). The Comintern was an organization that intended to overthrow the economically superior members of the middle class (bourgeoisie) by any means available, including armed revolution. Roy was convinced after these discussions to accept…

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    Expropriation was carried out, labor was often forced, and the government increased its involvement in combating opposition to the movement. The Bolsheviks initially had hoped that the revolutionization of Russia would lead to an international revolution. When this failed to occur, the party was faced with both building and maintaining the communist regime while constructing a plan to spread their system to the rest of the world. The Third Communist International, or Comintern, was formed in…

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    The Grand Alliance

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    The existence of new allies was witnessed. For instance, Rome-Berlin Axis, October 1936, and Anti-Comintern Pact between Germany and Japan in November 1936. The Path to war was marked for years (1938-1939). During this time, there was the Annexation of Austria in March 1938. There was also a demand for the cession of the Sudetenland in September 15, 1938 and in September 29, 1938, Mussolini of Italy, Hitler of Germany, Chamberlain of England, Daldier of France made all the decisions at the…

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    One of two plans Stalin came up with to improve Germany was the Comintern. The main goal of the Comintern was to overthrow all of the Capitalist governments and establish completely Communist governments throughout the country (Esler 549). The second plan Stalin came up with was the “five-year plan,” which were a series of nationalized plans for the economic development of the Soviet Union. Stalin’s main goals was to increase the output of industrial goods, and he placed emphasis on electrical…

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    PASOK (Panhellenic Socialist Movement) : Founded in 1974 by Andreas Papandreou.The Initial success of the party is attributed to the charismatic personality of Papandreou.The party is ideologically leftist and reformist.Trade unions, agricultural , youth , and professional organizations are affiliated with the party. Since the initiation of the party, there has been a transformation in ideology. Marxist economics, anti-Americanism, and opposition to the EC have been abandoned.Alternated power…

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    The most dominant factor in Stalin’s acquisition of power was his political skills. Stalin's first major success over the other contenders, though they did not realize it, was the power he gained from his position as General Secretary of the party. This gave Stalin the ability to appoint new members as well as have access to information on other party members. He was able to build up a base of support by promoting his supporters into higher party positions. No one else in the party wanted this…

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    Both the USSR and the U.S. did not trust each other, this lead to prior tension waiting for a catalyst. The USSR mistrusted the U.S. as the U.S. helped in the Russian civil war, the western countries did not invite the USSR to the League of Nations or the Munich conference. The U.S. did not trust the USSR due to the creation of ComIntern, and the USSR negotiating with Hitler. During the Russian Civil war the U.S. along with Britain and France helped the White army during the Russian Civil war to…

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