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ments Is extremely necessary and


contradictions and rural economy in
the eastern and western countries. An
example of this ia the American farm
ers, One Of the fundamental tasks
of our Communist Parties is to secure
the hegemcny Of the proletariat in
the coming peaeanbG movements,
making the revolution In rural econo-
my part Of the general revolution
airy struggle.
Comrade Gallagher Of the British
Communist Party, referring to the
problem OF capitalist naturalization,
declared that the Communist Parties
must make II clear that they stand
for naturalization and technical prog
ress, but only such as Is not done at
cost to the working class. The coal
conflict in England was due to at
tempts OF the bourgeoisis at purely
capitalist naturalization.
Revolutionary Peasants.
Comrade Dombal Of Poland declar-
ed that the revolutionary peasants
movement is a fundamental and very
Important phenomenon in the sphere
Of the modern revolutionary move
ment. The Communist Parties must
realize this and intensity their work
among the peasant masses. The ac-
tual peasants movement in the East
ts the first stage of the international
socialist revolution. The peasant
masses are being revolutionized in all
countries, whether agrarian or indus
trial. Important political shifts Of the
farmers are noticeable everywhere,
even overseas in the countries of Can
ada and the U. S. A.
Win the Farmers.
Comrade Boshkovitch of Yugoslavia
briefly reviewed the work of the
Communist Parties among the peas
ants in different countries. He stated
that the American Workers Party is
carrying on considerable work pene-
trating the non-partisan farmers or
CARNATIONS and influencing the farm
er masses. The organs of the party
are attentive to the farming question,
towards winning over their readers.
He pointed out the efforts of the jap
anese and Chinese Communist Parties
in their approach to the peasants.
The Communist Parties must put life
INTO Lenin's teachings to win the
peasant masses to platform of
world anti-capitalist alliance of the
workers and peasants.
British Experience.
Comrade Smith dweh on the expert
ment of the British Communist Party
in their tactics of united front for
the last eighteen months, pointing
out the application OF new methods.
He especially emphasized the inten-
ihcation of the work of the Com
nunist fractions in the trade unions.
which, binding the general political
logans to the practical everyday de-
dands of the workers, yielded favor
4ble results. The party is steadily
winning the masses
World Crisis.
Comrade Varga, dwelling on the
crisis in world capitalist economy.
declared that in spite of all efforts of
the economists it is impossible to find
way out of the blind alley. The
only issue is world revolution. The
speaker analysed the notifications In
the structure Of decaying capitalism.
ne pointed out three main factors:
The U. 5. S. r. has made a breach in
the structure, greatly influencing the
working class, the struggle of the col
onlal peoples for liberation DESTROY
ing super-pro1ts and wrecking the al
nance OF the bourgeoisie with the
labor aristocracy based on such su-
per-profts, the waning of the economic
hegemony, of the West European
countries, depriving the capitalists of
their former profits. Capitalism is
unable to outlive the disproportion
between the buying capacity of the
markets, hence the inevitable con-
flict leading to new wars.
Comrade Kurella Executive of the
eomintern), refuting TRENT, pointed
out that the conflict of Interests of
the European states is tending to in.
crease, not decrease.
Work In France.
Comrade Semard (France). in ana.
lying the internal situation in France
and the work Of the French Commu-
nist Party, recalled number of sue
oessful strikes led by the Communists.
ne affirmed that the party does not
leglect the mass work, which is de-
5eloping, and the party influence is
growing.
Refute Trosky Theory.
Comrade Birch (America), speaking
On the international role Of American
capitalism, refuted Trotsky's theses
concerning the entire dependence of
European economy on the American,
pointing out that Trotsky loses sight
OF the resistance offered against
America by separate European coun-
tries.
Comrade Kolaroff Of Bulgaria dwelt
on the questions OF sterilization OF
caDitalism in the Ra1lrauu aptirai,, ,,,t.L