Zusammenarbeit in der Kommunistischen Internationale (KI): Bd. 3

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BArch NY 4036/535
BArch NY 4036 Pieck, Wilhelm (Ps. Florian Witte, Richard, Otto, Christian)
Pieck, Wilhelm (Ps. Florian Witte, Richard, Otto, Christian) >> Nachlass Wilhelm Pieck >> Arbeitsmaterialien aus seinem Wirken im Kampf der KPD gegen Imperialismus, Faschismus und Krieg 1919-1945 >> Zur Entwicklung und Festigung der Partei >> Internationale Zusammenarbeit >> Zusammenarbeit in der Kommunistischen Internationale (KI)
Feb. 1923 - Aug. 1924
Enthält:
Notizen von seiner Reise in die UdSSR vom 23. Dez. 1923-30. Jan. 1924 zur Teilnahme an Beratungen des EKKI, darin über den Ablauf der Reise, Zusammenkünfte und Besprechungen, Kommissionssitzungen zu Arkadi Maslow, das Referate von G. J. Sinowjew und Karl Radek zu den Auseinandersetzungen in der Führung der KPdSU zur Politik der KPdSU, Ableben W. I. Lenins, dabei aus "Prawda" Nr. 23 vom 30. Jan. 1924 "Zum Tode Lenins - Rede auf dem II. Sowjet-Kongress der UdSSR am 26. Jan. 1924" und Sonder-Nr. der "Inprekorr" Nr. 17 vom 7. Feb. 1924 mit Artikeln von Sinowjew, Radek, Pawlowsky und R. Schüller über W. I. Lenin
Enthält auch:
Zeugenvorladungen der Berliner Staatsanwaltschaft und des Landgerichts zu Berlin an Wilhelm Pieck und Pressestimmen zum Prozess gegen Maslow, Feb. 1923-Apr.1924, Aug. 1924; Verweis: NY 4036/402, 415, 492, 493, 520
Pieck, Wilhelm, 1876-1960
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