The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-09-07
Against the War Danger

with the overthrow of the bourgeois
Government and the establishment IF
the proletarian dictatorship.
2. Untiring propaganda in the
press, at meetings, in Parliament
against the war Of the imperialists in
China, exposure of its predatory
character and of the treachery of the
Social Democratic leaders and rer
formist trade union leaders. While
exposing in every possible way the
role of Anglo-la merican Imperialism,
to fight increasingly against the pre-
datory efforts of their own ruling
classes; there must be ruthless criti-
cism of pacifist illusions and pacifist
ideology, exposure of the measures
taken by the bourgeois governments
or the question of disarmament" and
for this purpose to the publication of
the secret treaties and military agree
ments contracted by the bourgeois
governments.
.. Communist Parties should carry
on their anti-war campaign SO as to
make their slogans correspond with
the given stage of the military con-
flict. War against China and the
Soviet Union can assume various
forms in the future Economic block
| ade. military blockade of coasts by
the navy, raids of armed gangs on the
Soviet Union from the adjoining
States, organization from outside of
Internal Instructions. etc. There
fore it is necessary that the Commu-
mist Parties should take into account
IN their agitation these special fea-
lures of the war which is taking
place, combining it with the general
military preparations of the capitalist
States for concerted attacks on the
Soviet Union and China.
4. To expose the international net
work of intriques against the Soviet
| Union, the mobilization of the masses
for the defence of the Soviet Union
against the attacks of the imperialists
under the slogan: international pro-
letariat, defend your comrades coun-
! try"
5. Agitation in favor of general
strike against the war particularly in
Great Britain and other countries
which play an active role in the
punitive expedition against China.
6. To organize demonstratsass.s
outside the eJ2Rssiss<5f Countries
s'ss&z4sf 8SdSting in the punitive expedi-
! ton against China and also Of govern
nents threatening war against the So
Wet Union.
Z. Demonstrations of women and
children along the routes where troops
depart for the front and at the har-
bors, demonstrations of women and
children as well as of the war dis
! abled in the squares in front of Par
liaments, before the Ministries of war
and of Foreign Affairs.
8. The Communist Parties must
concentrate their attention on work
in the trade unions, particularly
among metal workers, miners, trans
port workers and chemical workers.
9. Agitation against war in pro-
letarian and petty bourgeois women's
organizations. The calling of
women's delegate conferences, local
and national congresses, for the war
against war
10. Establish committees of action
under the slogan of Hands Off
China and the Soviet Union" securing
the affiliation of trade union organi-
cations thereto. More determined
application than hitherto of the tao
/ ties of the united front as against the
united front of the capitalists.
II. General struggle against
Fascism as one of the armed detach-
ments of the counter-revolution. In
/ opposition to these fascist organiza-
lions to form mass bodies like the
Red Front Fighters League, where
ever there is the slightest possibility
of so doing. .
y. Work in the sports organiza.
tons against Fascism and against
war.
/ IS. Most intensive work of the
Young Communist League in closest
contact with the Party among the
working and peasant youth from
whom modern armies are recruited
and who have not experienced the
sanguinary world war
Il. To set up war invalid organiza-
tions and to bring in already existing
invalid organizations for the fight
against war.
Is. The Communist Parties of all
countries should pay special attention
to the establishment of organizations
of a nonParty character, embracing
in their ranks sympathizers with the
liberation movement of the prole-
tariat, colonial workers and all ele-
ments who sincerely hate the capitass
ist social order with its oppression,
exploitation and war (for example:
the League for struggle against
colonial oppression).
is. The Strengthening of the work
in the army and navy, the strength
ening of anti-war work among the
peasantry.
II. The intensification of work in
the colonies. The establishment of q
united front of the proletariat and the
nationalist liberation movement of the
| OnnresSe1 nations in the strl1oo1e