Statutes of the Communist International

Target entity: Statutes of the Communist International
Context triple: [Second Congress of the Communist International, adoptedDocument, Statutes of the Communist International]

• A. 21 Conditions for admission to the Communist International
  21 Conditions for admission to the Communist International is a set of strict guidelines adopted by the Communist International in 1920 to define the organizational and ideological requirements for parties seeking to join the Comintern.
• B. Founding Congress of the Fourth International
  The Founding Congress of the Fourth International was the 1938 gathering of Trotskyist delegates that formally established the Fourth International as a new revolutionary socialist organization opposed to both Stalinism and capitalism.
• C. La Quatrième Internationale
  La Quatrième Internationale is a key theoretical and historical work on the Fourth International and Trotskyist movement, authored by French revolutionary Marxist Pierre Frank.
• D. Sixth World Congress of the Communist International
  The Sixth World Congress of the Communist International was a major 1928 gathering of the Comintern that set strategic direction for the international communist movement during the interwar period.
• E. United Secretariat of the Fourth International
  The United Secretariat of the Fourth International is a Trotskyist international organization that emerged as the main continuation of the Fourth International after internal splits and reunifications in the post–World War II period.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Statutes of the Communist International
Target entity description: The Statutes of the Communist International were the foundational rules and organizational principles that defined the structure, membership, and functioning of the global communist movement under the Comintern.

• A. 21 Conditions for admission to the Communist International
  21 Conditions for admission to the Communist International is a set of strict guidelines adopted by the Communist International in 1920 to define the organizational and ideological requirements for parties seeking to join the Comintern.
• B. Founding Congress of the Fourth International
  The Founding Congress of the Fourth International was the 1938 gathering of Trotskyist delegates that formally established the Fourth International as a new revolutionary socialist organization opposed to both Stalinism and capitalism.
• C. La Quatrième Internationale
  La Quatrième Internationale is a key theoretical and historical work on the Fourth International and Trotskyist movement, authored by French revolutionary Marxist Pierre Frank.
• D. Sixth World Congress of the Communist International
  The Sixth World Congress of the Communist International was a major 1928 gathering of the Comintern that set strategic direction for the international communist movement during the interwar period.
• E. United Secretariat of the Fourth International
  The United Secretariat of the Fourth International is a Trotskyist international organization that emerged as the main continuation of the Fourth International after internal splits and reunifications in the post–World War II period.
• F. None of above. chosen