Concept of Nation State Building in Decisions of II Congress of Comintern by E. N. Emelyanova

“…Later, with the final formation of the Versailles system, the Comintern advanced more moderate slogans, that in fact coincide with the program of world social democracy, peaceful coming to power through parliamentary elections and creation of a United States of Europe.…”
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Present-day English-speaking historians on the tactics of the Comintern in 1928–1934 by Il'ya A. Suzdal'tsev

“…Their attitude towards the Comintern determines their views on the tactics of class against class. …”
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1922 — the best year of the Comintern. Soviet Russia, German communists and the Genoa conference by A. Yu. Vatlin

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"Comintern-Type" Complexes in the Balezino Burial Ground of the Polom Culture in the Northern Udmurtia by Elizaveta M. Chernykh

“…The chronological proximity of the Balezino burial ground to Comintern-type monuments, biritualism, the importance of fire and horse cults in the burial rite, as well as some parallels in the composition of the grave goods (a combination of Kharino and early heraldic sets, moonlike jevelry, sets of beads, including large amber disc-shaped beads) allow us to draw attention to the existence of closer links between two regions. …”
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Del esoterismo al marketing: aproximaciones en torno a los archivos de la Comintern by Daniel Kersffeld

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French Communist Group in Moscow: Formation and Activities (1918—1920) by K. A. Bespalova

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Historiography of the Peruvian Left Movement in the 1920s-1940s by Vinokurov Vasiliy

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Soviet Policy in Relation to Turkey and South Caucasus in 1920-1921 by E. N. Emelyanova

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The Policy of the Bolshevik Leadership towards Germany (1918-1919) by E. N. Yemelyanova

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Questions of War and Peace in the Theoretical Views of Karl Kautsky by E. N. Emelyanova

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I.G. Starinov and Manpower Training for “World Revolution” in 193–1935 by A. V. Merkulov

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FOREIGN POLICY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE THIRD REICH EMERGENCE IN 1930s by Aleksej Anikeev

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1920’lerde Sovyet Politikası ve Kürt Ayaklanmaları by Anjelika Pobedonostseva

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World Policy Problems in Documents of I Congress of the Communist Internationale by E. N. Yemelyanova

“…The creation of the Comintern and the formation of the Communist concept of war and peace in the conditions of the Versailles system of international relations are considered. …”
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Zwischen Zustimmung und Ablehnung: Hồ Chí Minh Antikolonialismus in der Komintern by Katharina Föger

“… Between approval and rejection: Hồ Chí Minh’s anticolonialism in the Comintern This paper discusses Hồ Chí Minh’s political conviction of Leninist Communist ideas with regard to anticolonialism. …”
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The using nonlinear frequency signal for reduction the losses of the detection by G. Z. Akselrod, K. A. Elagina

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Bulgarian Historiography of Soviet-Bulgarian relations in the Second Half of 1930s - First Half of 1940s by S. A. Badretdinova

“…The author highlights a range of issues that still remain debatable: the question on determining the political regime of Bulgaria, on the role of the Comintern in its collapse and in the development of Soviet-Bulgarian relations, on the role of the Red Army in the development of events in Bulgaria in September 1944, etc. …”
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How Soviet “Legitimacy” Was Made: 1940 “Elections” in Occupied Latvia by Gints Zelmenis

“…A significant role in these “elections” was carried out by The Communist Party of Latvia, which at that time was a branch of Comintern and therefore acted as a Soviet agency in Latvia. …”
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El joven Félix Weil y la Argentina: entre el comunismo, el estudio del movimiento obrero y el proyecto del Instituto de Frankfurt by Hernán Camarero

“… El artículo aborda la experiencia del joven Félix Weil en la Argentina (1920-1922), combinando su rol como heredero empresarial, emisario de la Comintern y partícipe de debates en el comunismo local. …”
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El primer antifascismo del partido comunista argentino, 1922-1935 by Hernán Camarero

“…A partir de 1928, completó esta traducción local y apeló a las categorías de “nacionalfascismo” y “socialfascismo”, extendiendo el alcance del fenómeno contrarrevolucionario a casi todo el campo político, con la apuesta discursiva típicamente sectaria del “tercer período” de la Comintern. En la primera mitad de los años 30, el combate contra el fascismo fue un sustento político-moral que legitimaba una arriesgada militancia por las causas obreras y, además, contra la represión anticomunista. 1935 fue un punto de inflexión: el “frente popular” redefinió el antifascismo comunista, entroncándolo con las tradiciones democráticas y republicanas. …”
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