The Tenth National Congress, 1929
The Tenth National Congress, 1929
Collection: The Political Culture of British Communism, 1920-1991 Volumes The Tenth National Congress, 1929
This volume hosts material from the Communist Party of Great Britain’s (CPGB) Tenth National Congress. Much of the focus is on the new policy of ‘Class Against Class’ disseminated to satellite parties from the Stalinised Comintern. This new line of thinking dictated that social democratic parties were just as bad as fascists in their advocation of capitalism and therefore must be resisted in the same way.
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Congress reports, 1929
This document contains an article in Communist Review by Palme Dutt on the changing of the CPGB’s line in the wake of the ‘Class Against Class’ Comintern programme, further writings...
Collection:The Political Culture of British Communism, 1920-1991Date:1929-1929
Contributor:Archive Trust of the Communist Party of Great Britain
Identifier:cp-cent-cong-02-08
Delegate material, 1929
This document contains reports, resolutions, delegate applications, handwritten notes, and a ‘party discussion material’ to guide Congress discussions on the ‘Resolution on Tactical Questions’, which anticipated a grassroots backlash at...
Collection:The Political Culture of British Communism, 1920-1991Date:1929-1929
Contributor:Archive Trust of the Communist Party of Great Britain
Identifier:cp-cent-cong-02-07
Official Congress documents, 1929
This document contains a Congress booklet titled ‘The New Line’ featuring reports from party bodies, a selection of theses on trade union policy and women in work, and various resolutions...
Collection:The Political Culture of British Communism, 1920-1991Date:1929-1929
Contributor:Archive Trust of the Communist Party of Great Britain
Identifier:cp-cent-cong-02-06
