Evening star., 1943-05-22
Text of Communist Resolution
Executive Committee Of international
Moves to Dissolve Centers in World

International
$ in World
veloping into 4 national war Of
liberation against Hitlerite Ger
many. -
At the same time the war Of
liberation Of freedom loving peo-
pies against the Hitlerite tyranny
which has brought into move
ment the masses Of people unit
ing them without difference Of
party or religion in the ranks
Of the powerful anti Hitlerite
coalition has demonstrated with
still greater clearness that the
general national uprising and
mobilization OF people for the
speediest victory over the enemy
can be best of all and most fruit
fully carried out by the van
guard Of the working class move
ment Of each separate country
working within framework Of It's
own country.
Changes In Conditions.
Already the seventh ADngres Of
the Communist international
meeting In 1885, taking into ac-
count the change that had taken
place both In the international
situation and In working class
movements that demand great
fiexibility and independence Of
Its sections in deciding the prob
lens confronting them, empha-
sized the necessity for the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Communist
international in deciding all
questions Of the working class
movement arising from concrete
conditions and peculiArities of
each country, to make 4 rule Of
avoiding interference in the In
ternal orsanisational affairs Of
the Communist parties. These
same considerations guided the
Communist International in con-
sidering the resolution of the
Communist Party Of the u. 8. A.
OF November, 1910. on its with
drawal from the ranks Of the
Communist International
Guided bv the judgment Of the
founders Of Marxissn, Leninism
Communists have never been
supporters Of the conservation Of
orsanizational forms that have
outlived themselves. They have
always subofdinated forms Of or
eanizatton OF the working class
movement and methods Of work
Ing Of such organization to the
fundamental political interest of
the working class movement As
whole. to peculiarities of the con-
crete historical situation and to
problems Immediately resulting
from this situation.
They remember the example of
the great Marx, who united fore
most workers in the ranks of the
Workingmen's International As
sociatlon, and when the First In
ternational had fulfilled its his
torical task OF laying the founda-
tions for the development Of
working class parties In the
countries OF Europe and America,
and. as result Of the matured sit
uation creating mass national
working class parties, dissolved
first the International inasmuch
rs this form Of organiza ton al
ready no longer corresponded to
the demands confronting 1t.
lnterna tional to Be Dissolved,
In consideration Of the above
and taking into account the
growth and the political maturity
OF Communist parties and their
leading cadres In separate eourf-
tries and also having In view the
faot that during the present war,
some sections have raised the
question Of the dissolution. OF the
Communist International As the
directing center of the interna-
tional working class movement.
the Presidium of the Executive
Committee OF the Communist In
ternational, in the circumstances
OF the World War not being able
to convene 4 Congress of the
Communist International, puts
forward the following proposal
for ratification by the sections of
the Communist International:
The Communist International.
as the directing center of the in
ternational working class move
ment, Is to be dissolved, thus free
Ing the sections of the Commu-
mist international from their OBJ
legations arising from the statutes
and resolutions Of the congresses
OF the Communist International.
The presidium of the Executive
Committee Of the Communist In
ternational calls on all supporters
OF the Communist International
to concentrate their energies on
the vhole-hearted support Of
and active participation in the
war Of liberation of the peoples
and the states Of the anti Hitler
ite coalition for the speediest de-
feat Of the deadly enemy Of the
working class and toilers-Ger-
man Fascism and its associates
and vaSsAls.