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Republics--a country where the pro-
letariat rules,-no matter whence the
attack is directed and by whom sup
ported, and by what theological slo-
gans they are disguised.
War Danger Great.
"The Congress declares the inter-
national situation very acute of late.
The postwar policy of the greatest
impeifalist powers have fully disclos-
ed the true meaning of their fine
phraseology for the defense of the
fatherland," "war for freedom, prog
ress," etc. This policy found ex-
preston in the predatory treaties
(Brest-Litovsk, Versailles, st. Ger
main, Trianon, etc. The same policy
further expressed the increased ex-
ploitation and ruthless oppression of
the colonies in Latin American coun-
tries, ETC., population which is not
only more exploited than before but
which is ever subjected to the impe-
rialists whenever these colonies de-
velop politically and endeavor to
throw off the yoke of the oppressors
egypt, Syria, Morocco, Indonesia,
China)."
Defend the Oppressed.
The Congress vigorously denounced
these acts of the imperialist govern
ments and resolved to defend the OPP
pressed peoples, especially the people
of China who are fighting heroically
against the joint forces Of the impe-
rialists and the internal feudal bour-
geois counter-revolution who, now
under the banner of the Kuomintang,
are DISCRIMINATING the best fighting
forces of the national liberation strug-
gle in China.
The Congress declared that this
policy of the ruling capitalist states
are inevitably causing conflicts among
the capitalist states and fierce strug-
gle against the workers of the U. S.
S. R. 1t points out that the so-called
League of Nations" has shown it.
self in it's true colors by its militant
alliance with the big predatory cap
italist states,-an alliance directed
first and foremost against the U. S.
S. r. and in a relentless struggle
against the proletariat and the estab-
lishment of socialism.
History Repeats.
Citing the history of the struggle
Of the workers, the Congress declared
that just as over century ago at the
dawn of the European bourgeois revo-
lutions, the government classes of
Great Britain was at the head of the
counterrevolutionary moves against
revolutionary France, so today it is
at the head of the sacred union" of
the capitalist states against the Work
ers' Republic The break of the con-
servative government in its relations
with the u. S. S. R., the outrageous
executions of the revolutionary heroes
in China; the demand for the recall
by the U. S. S. R. it's ambassador to
France; the press campaign against
the proletarian state; the terrorist
acts and the frantic growth of anna
ments; the diplomatic and financial
economic enlightenment of the U. S.
S. Rail these factors point to the
terrible danger of attack against the
victorious workers.
Only u. S. S. r. Peaceful.
The Congress welcomes the peace
policy of the Soviet Union and de-
clares that war has hitherto been
averted only by the firm will to peace
eNarted by the Soviet Government.
The Congress declares that any cap
italist government would long ago
have taken the sword had it been sub
jected to such abominable acts of vio-
lence directed by British imperial
ISM as perpetrated against the or
gans of the proletarian state in Lon
don, Picking, Shanghai, Paris, War
saw (Voikov's assassination
The Congress declares its confidence
in the workers and peasants Red
Army and in the peaceful aims of
their government. In order to defend
the revolutionary gains it is neces-
sary to mobilize the workers of the
U. S. S. R. in order to defend itself
successfully against outside attack.
Approval of the initiative taken by
the Soviet Government in adopting a
peace-disarmament platform in con-
nection with the Disarmament Con-
ference convened by the League of
Nations, was also expressed by the
present conference. 1t expresses the
belief that the main object of this
conference is a conspiracy Of the pow
ers to arm themselves against the U.
S. S. r. The Congress therefore calls
Upon all workers and all honest op-
ponents of imperialist war to support
in every possible way the peace pol
icy of the Soviet Government in or