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Alliance of Adversaries
TheCongressof theToilersof theFarEast
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Contents
Acknowledgements xi
NoteonTextsandSources xii
Illustrations xiii
Introduction 1
Prefacetothe1970HammersmithReprint 43
OpeningSession:21January1922,Moscow 45
OpeningaddressbyZinoviev,chairmanoftheCentralExecutiveCom-
mitteeoftheComintern.ElectionofCongressPresidium.Speechesby
KatayamaonbehalfoftheComintern,KalininonbehalfofAll-Russia
CentralExecutiveCommittee,LozovskyonbehalfoftheRedTrade
UnionInternational,Yoodzu(MizutaniKenichi)oftheJapanesedel-
egation,Tao(ZhangQiubai)oftheChinesedelegation,Pak-Kieng(Kim
Kyu-sik)oftheKoreandelegation,Wong(HuangBihun)oftheChinese
women’sdelegation,unnamedMongoliandelegate,Simpson(Semaun)
oftheJavadelegation,Schiller(RichardSchüller)onbehalfoftheYoung
CommunistInternational,M.N.RoyfromIndia,Carr(L.E.Katterfeld)
fromtheUnitedStates.
SecondSession:Morningof23January1922,Moscow 65
Electionofmandatecommissionandadoptionofstandingorders.
ReportbyZinovievontheinternationalsituationandtheresultsofthe
WashingtonConference.
ThirdSession:Eveningof23January1922,Moscow 88
ReportonthesituationinChinabyLi-Kieng(ZhangGuotao).Reporton
ChineseworkersbyWong-Kien-Ti(DengPei).
FourthSession:Morningof24January1922,Moscow 99
ReportontheeconomicsituationofChinabyPing-Tong(YuShude).
GreetingsfromtheNizhnyNovgoroddivisionoftheRedArmy.Report
onthepoliticalsituationinChinabyTao(ZhangQiubai).
viii contents
FifthSession:Eveningof24January1922,Moscow 118
ReportbyWong(HuangBihun)onthepositionofChinesewomen.
ReportontheWashingtonConferencebyWong-KiengofKoreandeleg-
ation.ReportbyPak-Kieng(KimKyu-sik)ontheKoreanrevolutionary
movement.
SixthSession:Morningof25January1922,Moscow 159
ReportonMongoliabyDin-Dib(Dendev).Reportontheeconomic
situationinKoreabyKho(ChoTongho).Reportonthepoliticaland
economicproblemsofJapanbyKatayama.ReportontheJapanese
CommunistPartybyYakiwa.ReportontheJapaneselabourorganisa-
tionRodoshabyKato(YoshidaHajime).
SeventhSession:Eveningof25January1922,Moscow 202
DebateonZinoviev’sreport.Speakers:Yodoshu(YuShude),Katayama,
Flore(KimWon’gyŏng),Tao(ZhangQiubai),Kim-Khu(RimWŏn-
gŭn/ImWŏn-gŭn),Booyan-Manhu(SonombaljirynBuyannemekh).
ReplybyZinoviev.Motiontodrawupamanifesto.
EighthSession:Morningof26January1922,Moscow 220
Reportonthenational-colonialquestionbyG.I.Safarov.
NinthSession:Morningof27January1922,Moscow 240
DebateonSafarov’sreport.Speakers:Din-Dib(Dendev),Kor-Khan
(Ch’aeTongsun),Khwong(KwonAera),Kim-Chow(YiChaegon),Tao
(ZhangQiubai),Koo,Kolokolov,U-An,Nagano,Yakova,Kato(Yoshida
Hajime).
TenthSession:Eveningof27January1922,Moscow 259
Safarovrepliestodiscussion.Reportofthecredentialscommittee.
EleventhSession:Eveningof30January,Moscow 268
SpeechesbyKeroftheFrenchCommunistPartyandWalter(Walcher)
oftheGermanCommunistParty.KerandWalter(Walcher)electedto
Presidium.Discussionandvotingondraftresolutionsonthereportsof
ZinovievandSafarov.Speakers:Sun,Katayama,Kho-Syl-Mon,Din-Dib
(Dendev).InvitationofdelegatestoPetrograd.Electionofcommittee
torevisedraftmanifesto.TextofresolutiononZinoviev’sreportThe
ResultsoftheWashingtonConferenceandtheSituationintheFarEast.
ResolutiononSafarov’sreport.
contents ix
TheResultsoftheWashingtonConferenceandtheSituationintheFar
East 275
ResolutiononZinoviev’sreport.ResolutionproposedbyChowon
Safarov’sreport.
FinalSession:Eveningof2February1922,Petrograd 283
SpeechesbySmirnovonbehalfofPetrogradCommitteeoftheR.C.P.,
EvdokimovofthePetrogradTradeUnionCouncil,Naumovofthe
RevolutionaryMilitaryCouncilofPetrogradandtheBalticFleet,
NikolaevnaonbehalfoftheworkingwomenofPetrograd,Lang-Tsa-Sin,
Katayama,Tan-Zam(Danzan),Wong(HuangBihun),Khem,Li,Ker,Carr
(L.E.Katterfeld).ManifestoreadbySafarov.ClosingaddressbyZinoviev.
ManifestooftheCongress 299
ManifestooftheFirstCongressoftheCommunistandRevolutionary
OrganisationsoftheFarEasttothePeoplesoftheFarEast.
GreetingstothePresidentoftheAll-RussianCentralExecutiveCommittee
M.I.Kalinin 304
ReportoftheCredentialsCommittee 305
ClassificationofDelegates 307
Appendix1:OrganisationsRepresentedattheCongress 313
Appendix2:TimelineofEvents 319
Appendix3:CongressDelegates 322
Bibliography 337
Index 347
IllustrationSection 360
Description:Responding to Lenin's call to fight imperialism alongside nationalist and peasant movements in the colonies, in 1922, the Communist International invited East Asian revolutionary leaders to Moscow to attend the hugely influential Congress of the Toilers of the Far East.