To browse Academia. The text outlines the historical context in which Marx and Engels observed the rise of national working-class parties and their critical stance towards attempts to re-establish the International, arguing that such efforts were premature. They emphasized the need for socialism to develop in accordance with the specific conditions of each nation and suggested that true international collaboration would only be feasible when socialist movements matured. Additionally, it references Marx's correspondence on mathematical methods and key events in the socialist movement's history, underscoring the complexities and evolving nature of working-class organization.
In , the International expanded in Europe and established its! The Prussian Combination Laws, which prevented German political associa- tions from having regular contacts with organizations in other countries, meant that the International was unable to open sections in what was then the German Confederation. The General Association of German Workersβthe! It was an indifference shared by Wilhelm Liebknecht, despite his political prox- imity to Marx. Johann Philipp Becker tried to!
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