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airy governmental power. The con-
illusions of the British resolution are
in part as follows:
"The Plenum (of the Executive
! Committee of the Communist Interna-
tional) proposes that the Communist
q Party of Great Britain shall continue
to conduct with greater energy the
campaign of exposing the General
Council (of the British Trade Union
Congress) in connection with this dis
/ graceful and unprecedented ultimatum
(the letter of March rs of the General
Council to the Trades Councils declar-
ing they must sign a document de-
manding the breaking of all relations
with the minority movement) and
shall undertake campaign among the
Trades Councils and in the trade I'M
ions with a view to this document be-
ing rescinded at the first opportunity.
Fight Against British Imperialism.
''This executive declares that all the
tasks of the British Party in the pres
ant period should be subordinated to
the fight against the aggressive pol
icy of British imperialism, which finds
its expression in the anti-Trade Union
Bill, in the war against China and in
the preparations for new war and
the support which this policy is re-
ceiving from the reformist leadership.
'In order to mobilize the workers
for a successful struggle against the
Baldwin Government the Communist
Party of Great Britain must carry out
an intensive struggle against the
Right Wing policy of the Labor Party
reformists and trade union bureau
Gratis and the splitting anti-Communist
decisions. The immediate tasks are as
follows:
Intensive fight against the anti
Communist decisions particularly in
the trade union movement and the
development of powerful campaign
in the local labor parties, the Trade
Unions, etc, etc, in order to secure
the reversal of the anti-Communlst
decisions, thereby clearing the way for
struggle against the imperialist cor
ruption of the Labor Party by the
bureaucracy In this way the Labor
Party will be made more effective
instrument of working class struggle.
"The more active cooperation OF
the Communist Party members with
the Left Wing workers.
Campaign Against the War Danger.
"In connection with the War Dan
ger the Communist Party Of Great
Britain must: (1) carry out IN ITS
press and pamphlet literature a more
exhaustive exposure of the aims OF
the British imperialists with regard to
the Soviet Union, showing that the
breaking off of relations is part OF
the campaign of provocation leading
up to the war against the U. S. 5. r.;
4 (2) must force the labor movement to
link up its campaign against the anti
trade union bill with a campaign
4 against the war on China and the war
i like attitude of the British govern
ment against the U. S. S. R., under
the slogans of "A war against the
Soviet Union is a war against the
British workersn War on the wage
cutting, union smashing government
which is preparing war!'; Prepare
4 mass action to defeat the war
mongersr; Force resumption Of dip.
lomatic relations with the Soviet
Unionl; (3) Must explain to the Par
ty members more fully than hitherto
the role of the Communist Party II
the struggle against war; (4) Must
expose pacifist slogans and policy
particularly those of the independent
Labor Party, and the so-called Left
Leaders of the trade unions; ~ Must
explain to the workers the principal
methods of fighting the war danger
Must Urge Unity of Workers.
The very important section dealing
with the Anglo Russian Trade Unior
Unity Committee is as follows:
"The Communist Party (of Great
Brittany should continue to explain tc
the workers the Importance of unity
between the workers of Great Britain
and the workers Of the U. S. S. R.
which becomes imperative in face Of
the militarist policy OF the Brltlsf
government. The Party must explain
to the workers that it is due to the
sabotage of the whole General Coun-
ell from Hicks and Purcell to Thomas
| that the Anglo-Russian Committee
has not so far accomplished its great
task
"The General Council has Away!
played double game on the question
of unity with the Russian workers
1t has defended unity in words, while
hampering the establishment of {
real alliance between the workers Of
both countries. The policy of the Gen
eral Council was clearly demonstrated
, during the last sessions of the Anglo
Russian Committee, especially on tht
questions Of the General Strike, tn,
fight of the miners, and the fight
against the intervention in China.
"The Communist Party must espe
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