The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-26
International prsss correspondenee.


opened in the evening, under the
Craftsmanship of Comrade Smeral.
Comrade Rosenberg Germany.
up till now we have heard two long
speeches concerning themselves with
principles. That of Zinoviev and that
Of Bordiga. The speech Of Ruth Fis-
cher on the other hand was alto
gether without principle. The serious
speech Of Bordiga made a great i'm
preston, 1t contained as whole very
many correct things.
Nevertheless, the metaphysical the
DRY of Bordiga is unusable for the
working class movement. The right
deviations are not to be defeated by
metaphysics, but by concrete politics.
A too speedy revolutionary perspec-
tive is not crime, but the correct
perspective is better.
We must not exaggerate the exist
ing contradictions between the i'm
periahsts, for instance, the Anglo
American difference about the Eng
fish rubber monopoly. In case of an
other crisis America will do every
thing possible in order to spare it's in
vested capital any commissions.
TINE unity slogan is correct. Never
l. theless, the formal setting up of
the question must be given an OBJ
jective content. We must make prac-
tical proposals for the coming great
metal and mine worker struggles in
Europe. A European workers eco
nomic conference is necessary for the
purpose of considering effectively the
economic situation and the relations
of the European working class to that
of the Soviet Union. Up to the pres
ent, the question Of the peasantry
has been dealt with very little here.
Under the hegemony of the proletar-
lat we must approach the middle sec
tons and in the campaign for the ex.
preparation of the mobiles, we have
been successful.
It is necessary to formulate detail
ed programs of action on an inter
national scala program for now
and one for Immediately following the
seizure of power.
The unemployment causes anar-
chist, K. A. P. deviations (The X. A.
p. D. the Komunpistische Arbeiter
Deutchlande-the Communist Work
ers Party of Germany as distinct from
the Communist Party of Germany, the
K. A. P. is an ultra-left, anarchist,
split off from the K. P. D. the Com
munist Party of Germany and sta
bilizes the right deviations inside the
party also.
The right deviations express them
selves in the idea in connection with
the trade union tactics that indepen-
dent economic demands of the party
are impermissible. X. A. P. tendencies
are very often to be met with amongst
the ultra-lefts. However, neither tho
right nor the ultra-left deviations are
the greatest danger, as they can be
overcome by a correct policy. Groups
which change their opinions every
two weeks, like the Ruth Fischer
group, are the danger. Ruth Fischer
has no right to come forward in the
guise Of the left, for in the question
of the peoples block she committed
the worst possible right deviations.
.OPPPOSITION must not be a sport.
~ When we see that the central
committee is working upon the basis
of correct principles and continuing
with re policy which has been begun
in the question of the confscation of
the property of the mobiles, then we
will support it with all our power.
The greatest mistake of our group
was that we did not liquidate our frac-
ton after the Frankfort party con-
gress.
A firm policy, close relation be-
tween the leaders and the masses, the
struggle against Brandlerism which
the party will never stand either po-
litically or organizationally, a mutual
honesty, the end of the doubled book
keeping and objective cooperative
work, these things will bring the
party further along its way"
NOMRADE DOMSKY (Poland). con
" the whole the theses are correct.
The estimation Of the Polish party
however, is incorrect. We made sew
eral ultra-left mistakes it is true such
as the criticism of the Bulgarian and
the French parties, the .underestima-
ton Of the trade union work and the
over-estimation of the shop councils,
but the statement that we practically
ruined the party is great exaggera-
ton. Even the Fourteenth Party con-
gress which liquidated >the ultra-left
errors, recognized that our work had
resulted in the progress of the party.
The chief task of the Polish party
at present is the creation of a block
of the workers and peasants and the
suppressed nationalities. In this we
have achieved some successes. At
the beginning of our activity there
were two members Of parliament OF
ours in parliament, today we have II
members of the workers and peas
ants block there. We have overcome
our mistakes and retained our posi-
HOn An the trade unfonq deRnite the