G. M. Stekloff. History of the First International.

CONTENTS

PART ONE

1 – Forerunners of Proletarian Internationalism

2 – Harbingers of the International

3 – Foundation of the International Workingmen’s Association

4 – First Steps of the International; the London Conference of 1865

5 – Conflicting Elements in the International

6 – The Geneva Congress of the International

7 – Development of the International. The International and Strikes

8 – The Lausanne Congress of the International

9 – Further Successes. The Brussels Congress

10 – The Basle Congress

11 – Season of Blossoming, and the Beginning of the End. Anarchism

12 – The Franco-German War and the Paris Commune

13 – The London Conference of 1871. The Bakuninists

14 – The Hague Congress

PART TWO

1 – The Causes of the Split

2 – The Saint-Imier Congress and the Foundation of the Anarchist International

3 – The Forces of the Anarchist International

4 – The End of the Marxist International

5 – The Geneva Congress of the Anarchist International

6 – The Brussels Congress of the Anarchist International

7 – Theory and Practice of the Anarchist International

8 – The Beginning of the End of the Anarchist International

9 – The Berne Congress of the antiauthoritarian International

10 – The Last Congress of the Anarchist International

11 – The Universal Socialist Congress at Ghent

12 – International Anarchist Congress in London

13 – International Socialist Congress at Chur (Coire)

14 – Conclusion

Bibliography

Appendix: Address, Preamble, and Provisional Rules of the International Workingmen’s Association