Biblioteca / 1990-1999
John Riddell (ed.) To See the Dawn. Baku, 1920: First Congress of the Peoples of the East.
Nueva York: Pathfinder Press, 1993.
CONTENTS
Maps
Introduction
Call to the Baku congress
PROCEEDINGS
Opening rally
Session 1. Tasks of the Congress of the Peoples of the East
Session 2. World political situation
Session 3. Discussion: Turkestan, Mountain republic
Session 4. Guest speakers; India; Turkey
Session 5. National and colonial questions
Session 6. Soviets in the East; agrarian question
Session 7. Council for Propaganda and Action; women of the East; concluding remarks
Manifestó to the peoples of the East
Appeal to the workers of Europe, America, and Japan
Composition of the congress
APPENDIXES
1 – Declaration of Soviet government on rights of peoples of Russia
2 – Appeal to all toiling Muslims of Russia and the East
3 – Address to the Second All-Russia Congress of Communist Organizations of the Peoples of the East
4 – Theses on the national and colonial questions
5 – A new world
6 – Workers of Armenia have cemented an Alliance with toiling Azerbaijan
7 – Zionism: an exchange of views at the Baku congress
8 – Correcting abuses of Soviet power in Asia