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Dor, which moves leftwards and begins
active resistance,
Tremendous ovation.
In concluding, Comrade Bukharin
again stressed the importance Of or
ganization of the revolution, and of
work among the masses, and the trade
unions, the consolidation Of the Com
munist parties and finally, the union
OF the eastern people with the strug-
CLING western European proletariat.
The report ended amidst a tremen-
doRs ovation and the singing of the
international
A message of welcome was delivered
by Comrade Felix Kohn on behalf of
society OF former political prisoners
and exiles. The presiding comrade
replied thereto on behalf of the e. G.
c. L
Sorrow at Krassln Death.
Skrypnyk communicated the news
of Krassins death, which is a great
loss to the Communist Party Of the
L. S. S. r. and the Comintern. Kras-
sin was one of the Oldest Russian
Marxians, and the oldest collaboration
of Lenln He worked over forty years
among the proletarians, and participant
ed in the leadership Of the party ever
since the second party conference. He
took an active part in the armed revo-
luton Of 1906; he worked in exile as
one Of the best engineers of western
Europe After the October revolution
he acted as peoples commissar OF com
munication, as commissar for foreign
trade. pand as plenipotentiaTy re
resentatiye in London.
Kuuslnen Reports.
Kuusinen of Finland, making the
second part Of the report on the inter
national situation, and the tasks Of
the Comintern, pointed to the white
terror raging around the u. S. s. R.
in comparison with the pre-war time,
she counter-revoludonary nature Of the
capitalist regime is coming ever more
into the foreground Violence is be-
coming systematic in all capitalist
countries. The terror Is passing from
3llegal into legal forms But, in spite
spf all, it became daily clearer that
state violence Is no longer sufficient
20 keep up the supremacy Of the bour-
geoisie-
Therefore, the latter seeks allies in
The peasantry and petty-bourgeoisie
whereof fascism is typical example
In all countries except Italy, the bour-
geoisie seeks the support also of the
former social-democraey, which is
much more dangerous than sheer
force. The actual machinery of the
counter-reyolution consists in the or
ganization Of violence plus the white
terror Of the social-democracy, plus
most countries. "Our task Is to pro-
mote the Revolutionary process, to
the reformism which Is still strong in
drive the revolutionary experience in.
TO the workers consciousness, and
thus to raise the revolutionary level"
Labor Delegations.
This labor delegation to the q. S
S. R received an object lesson in
the possibility of socialist construc-
ton The most important task is to
explain this TO the workers TO counter
act the social-demoeratic lies. To
achieye the fundamental task of free
ing the masses from the second in
ternational It is necessary to have or
ganic ties among the social-democratic
and non-partisan masses. Among these
there are many revolutionary and
semi-revolutionary elements who are
afraid to support openly the Commun-
3st Party. "Our task Is to demolish
the wall separating our masses and
the social-democratic masses and to
fraternize with the social-democratic
workers, but not with the leaders,"
In the Trade Unions.
The defect In the work Of our Com
mmist parties within the trade unions
consists in certain mixing up of the
party and the trade unions. The lat
ter must not be turned into a party.
The energy Of trade union officials
viii be needed in the economic strug-
giles Of the immediate future. The
movement towards unity must be car
r1ed on further in practical way for
which special trade union strategy is
necessary. We are not against ration