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London Congress 1896
- When
- 1896
- Where
- London
The 1896 London Congress reaffirmed the exclusion of anarchists and codified the autonomy of national groups, marking a definitive ideological shift.
The congress reaffirmed the Zurich resolution on political action, making the exclusion of anarchists definitive. It also codified the decentralized structure of the Second International, affirming the autonomy of national groups as a fundamental principle. This event solidified the organizational framework for future congresses.
Sources
- Second International Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-30
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