Contributions of F. Engels to the Communist International II

Abstract

At the end of the XIX century, the international worker movement grew rapidly. From the struggle movement practices, there appeared organizations of working class and socialist parties. Workers movement practices raised requirements of establishing a new international organization for working class. F.Engels had paid great contribution in the progress of holding the Congress, struggling against reformist, opportunist conceptions in the worker movement, outlining the basic direction for the Communist International II.