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RALLY YOUTH TO
WAGE WAR UPON
|kPERIALIsTs
nti-Imperial League
Congress Issues Call

BERLIN, March 22.-To rally
youth thruout the world to combat
imperialism, the international Secre-
tariat of the League Against I'M
perialism has issued call for an
international Anti-Imperialist Youth
Conference to be held in conjunction
with the Second World Congress of
the Anti-Imperialist League in
Paris, in July of this year.
The call to the conference fol
lows:
To all organizations affiliated to
or sympathizing with the League
Against Imperialism! To all anti
imperialist youth organizations
Dear friends:
The Executive Committee of the
League Against Imperialism and for
National independence decided at
its last session held in Cologne to
organize, in conjunction with the
Second Anti Imperialist World Con-
gress fthe League, an Interna-
tional Anti-Imperialist Youth Con-
ference.
The invitation to participate in
this conference not only open to all
anti-imperialist youth organizations
but also to all national-revolutionary
organizations of workers, peasants
and students in the colonial and
semi-colonial countries. The object
of this conference is to bring to-
gether the representative of all the
aforementioned organizations so as
to enable them to meet, discuss and
create good mutual relationships
and to organize an international
anti-imperialist youth organization.
The city of Paris has been selected
as the place while July 26th and
9th are the days set aside for the
holding of the International Anti
Imperialist Youth Conference.
The League Against Imperialism
proposes the following Provisional
Agenda for the coming Youth Con-
ference:
(1) The condition of the working
youth and students in the colonies
and semi-colonies, and the activity
of the national-revolutionary youth
organizations. Representatives from
the more important colonial and
! semi-colonial countries will speak,
i2) The tasks of the anti-imper
ialist youth in Europe and in North
America with regard to assisting
| the struggle of the colonial and
semi-colonial peoples.
(3) The formation of an interna-
tional organization of the anti
imperialist youth.
The Executive Committee of the
League have decided on appointing
reporter to take charge of the
youth work in the International
Secretariat, whose duties will be (a)
to make preparations for the Youth
Conference, (b) to study the situa-
ton of the working youth and stu
dents in the colonies and semi
colonies, and (c) to answer all ques-
lions relating to the anti-imperialist
youth movement. Further, an In
ternational Preparatory Committee,
consisting of representatives from
the anti-imperialist youth of the
most important countries, will be
formed for the purpose of enlisting
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the preparations of the forthcoming
International Anti-Imperialist Youth
Conference.
The international Secretariat of
the League has already addressed a
number of youth organizations ask
] ing them to put up representatives.
Until the aforementioned youth
collaboration has been chosen and
takes up his duties, three German
youth representatives will provision
ally perform the preparatory work.
The League Against Imperialism
calls upon all organizations affil-
lated to and sympathising with the
League, especially all anti-imperial-
list youth organizations, to support,
prepare and carry through the pro-
posed International Anti-Imperialist
Youth Conference. The League re-
quests all organizations to promptly
inform the international Secretariat
whether they are prepared to send
representative to the Youth Con-