The daily worker., 1927-04-02

International is the official organ of the Executive
Committee of the c. /. The Chinese situation is the
most important question facing the working class Of
the world today and every worker should be informed
Of its import This article gives the viewpoint of the
Executive Committee Of the Communist international
the Chinese struggle and should be carefully stud
led by everybody who wants to be in position TO
explain to his fellow workers what is taking place
in China-Ed
THE Chinese revolution is occupying the centre of
i the historical stage at the present time and
around it forces gathering for mighty conflict
between the international imperialist bourge0isie
and the international proletariat The world bour-
geoisie has modified all the social forces possible
against the development Of the revolution IN China.
The proetariat has only just managed TO outline the
fundamental path along which its activities should
develop in support of the Chinese revolution and in
its defense against the military forces of imperial
ism from without, and against the compromising
and wavering elements within. Only the most pre-
gressve section Of the proletariat represented by
the Communist Party, has yet forward the
organized force which clearly understands all the
difficulties and dangers confronting the Chinese
revolution. It is prepared in spite of all Obstacles
TO lead the Chinese revolution part Of the world
revolution, to final victory.
The complex and extremely important task Ct
Tallyng the of the working class and of the
oppressed nations for the struggle has still to be
accomplished This task should occupy the centre of
attention of all the Sections Of the Conintern, the
Profnte1n, and all the trade unions In order to
mobilize all the reserves of the international revou
tionary movement it is necessary to carry out with
the speed commensurate with the exceptional inn
porance Of the matter, the united front under the
slogan of Hands off China" while at the time
the Communist Parties must act independently and
employ all forms of mass revolutionary struggle
The mobilization of the reactionary forces against
the Chinese people carried out under the slogan
of combating the "mob," "Moscow influence" etc.
ie against the leading role played by the working
class in the national revolutionary struggle. In
far as this aim of causing split in the national
revolutionary front, and of reducing the Right
bourgeois wing TO compromise with Imperialism is
the common aim of all bourgeois governments and
their compromising lackeys, we may say that the
world bourgeoisie has established united front in
its attack upon revolutionary China. This front
extends from the Pope of Rome, Plus XI, to the
pope of refornlism, Ramsay Macdonald It is
equipped not only with battleships, cruisers and
aeropane carriers but with all other kinds of wea
pons from diplomatic cunning and fasehood to
Liberal hypocrisy and Social Democratic treachery
Needless to say the internal conflict of appettes
conflicts of interest rivalry and competition reused
first of all by the Unsuitable greed of the bourgeosie
of each country, continues incessantly within the
imperialist camp. To these antagonsms must be
added the differences as to the methods of struggle
which each predatory impcraiist considers most
Venient to employ in the given circumstances and
time, from the point of view Of the geographical
situation and its srategiea and economic positions
both in China and out of it. 1t would be q fatal
mistake if the Chinese revolutionares failed at each
stage of development of the revolution to watch
closely the growing acuteness Of these antagonsms,
the play of conflicting imperiast passions and to
strive III their manoeuvring to utilize these differ
ences in the enemy camp in its own interests.
breach in the imperalist front in China where the
interests of the imperialists are closely interviewer
into tight knot has become possible because these
interests confct but this kuot because it is tied
tightly, only be cut by the sword of the revolu-
ton At all stages of the struggle the Chinese revol
ton must proceed along the following lines (D
utilize the antagonisms among the predatory nper-
iaists; 2) utilize the hypocrtcal declarations Of
the compromising leaders, who, owing to the pressure
Of the masses, compelled to make promises %
the national revolutionary movement.
At the same time, it would be no less fatal mis-
take to that the antagonisns among the inn
periahsts operate automatically by a spring that is
wound up once and for all, and that these antagon-
isms viii not be temporarily put into the back
ground at decisive moment by the common hatred
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