International Socialist Congress
Enlarge text Shrink text-
Save successfulThe item can be found in your Personal ZoneשגיאהLog in to your account to save
Information for Authority record
Name (Latin)
International Socialist Congress
Other forms of name
Congres socialiste international
Congres international ouvrier socialiste
Congress, International Socialist
Congrès international ouvrier socialiste
Congrès socialiste international
Internationaler Sozialistenkongress
International Socialist Workers and Trade Union Congress
Internationaler Sozialistischer Arbeiterkongress
Sources of Information
- Congrès international ouvrier socialiste tenu à Bruxelles, 1892.
- Crane, Walter. Cartoons for the cause, 1886-1896, 1896:leaves [2]-[3] (International Socialist Workers and Trade Union Congress, 1896) leaf [3] (International Congress, July, 1896)
- The Second International - In 1881, the German Social Democratic Party called an international socialist congress that ultimately led to the founding of the Socialist International. The Socialist International was made up of political parties with elected leaderships, political programs and membership bases in each country, etc.; at the 1st International Socialist Congress; held Paris 1889, the new Socialist International was founded, formally adopting the principles of the International Workingmen's Association. Site lists 12 conferences from 1889 to final in 1914; others held after that appear to have different names ( (Marxists.org, viewed Apr. 24, 2006) )
- Verhandlungen und beschlüsse des Internationalen sozialistischen arbeiter- und gewerkschafts-kongresses zu London, 1896.
- Wikipedia, viewed Apr. 24 2006Second International (lists of congresses:1889, Paris; 1891, Brussels; 1893, Zürich; 1896, London; 1900, Paris; 1904, Amsterdam; 1907, Stuttgart; 1910, Copenhagen; 1912, Basel (Extraordinary Congress))
- LCN