Post by Moshel-Generał on Dec 17, 2020 22:06:01 GMT -5
The Internationale was a rousing success. The speeches from the speakers were all extensively covered by the news and the guests would get to explore and travel throughout the Union freely, though they were given a guide to help them understand the languages within the Union. In the end not a lot was accomplished except an agreement that the Internationale should work together. In the end only a few things got a majority of support.
The first was that the Internationale should support leftist groups globally. Whether this be monetarily or otherwise was left up to interpretation, but it was agreed that leftist groups should be backed against those who stood against them. The second thing agreed upon was the support of Syndicalism. While this normally would fall within the first agreement it was determined that this should be agreed upon separately, as some did not believe the Syndicalists to be truly with the leftist movement. However with strong backing by the URRV delegates the Syndicalists would be accepted. The third big agreement was a soft condemnation of the practice of colonialism, specifically the exploitation of the people. This was to show support for those who were struggling for independence.
Many other small agreements were made as well, with many groups agreeing to work together. In the end the Internationale ended on a positive note and with a celebration of the workers. In the end it was agreed to meet again in a year's time to continue the worker's cause.
The first was that the Internationale should support leftist groups globally. Whether this be monetarily or otherwise was left up to interpretation, but it was agreed that leftist groups should be backed against those who stood against them. The second thing agreed upon was the support of Syndicalism. While this normally would fall within the first agreement it was determined that this should be agreed upon separately, as some did not believe the Syndicalists to be truly with the leftist movement. However with strong backing by the URRV delegates the Syndicalists would be accepted. The third big agreement was a soft condemnation of the practice of colonialism, specifically the exploitation of the people. This was to show support for those who were struggling for independence.
Many other small agreements were made as well, with many groups agreeing to work together. In the end the Internationale ended on a positive note and with a celebration of the workers. In the end it was agreed to meet again in a year's time to continue the worker's cause.