Peasant International

The Krestintern, founded in Moscow in October 1923 by the Comintern to win the peasant parties of Eastern Europe and the colonies to an alliance with the workers. Its International Peasant Council published appeals and reports, and its Agrarian Institute in Moscow studied the agrarian question; it faded after 1928 and was formally ended in 1939.

Years

1923–1939

Tendency

Marxist–Leninist

Also known as

Krestintern · Red Peasant International · Krestʹi͡anskiĭ internat͡sional · Internationaler Bauernrat

Sources

Wikipedia — Peasant International

Titles

The backlists of its own publishing houses, and works credited to it or its executive bodies and congresses printed while it was active. Titles in this catalogue link to their page.

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