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Member parties and unions
[编辑]Party | State | Member from | Notes | |
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Armenian Revolutionary Federation | Ottoman Empire, Russian Empire, Qajar Iran (Armenian) | 1907–1916 | ||
Australian Socialist League | Colony of New South Wales | 1893–1901 | ||
Battersea Labour League | United Kingdom | 1891–1900 | Present in 1891, later became part of the Labour Party.[1] | |
Belgian Labour Party | Belgium | 1889–1916 | Founding member. | |
Bloomsbury Socialist Society | United Kingdom | 1889–1900 | Founding member. Later became part of the Labour Party.[1] | |
Bulgarian Workers' Social Democratic Party | Bulgaria | 1893–1903 | ||
Bulgarian Social Democratic Workers Party (Broad Socialists) | Bulgaria | 1903–1916 | ||
Bulgarian Social Democratic Workers' Party (Narrow Socialists) | Bulgaria | 1903–1915 | ||
Central Revolutionary Committee | France | –1898 | ||
Czech Social Democratic Party | Austria-Hungary (Czechoslovak) | |||
Democratic Socialist Party of Basle | Switzerland | 1891 | Present at the 1891 congress. Membership is unclear after 1891. | |
Democratic Socialist Party of St. Gall | Switzerland | 1891 | Present at the 1891 congress. Membership is unclear after 1891. | |
Dublin Socialist Club | United Kingdom (Irish) | 1889–1896 | Founding member.[2] | |
Emancipation of Labour | Russian Empire | 1889–1903 | Founding member. Would go on to become the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party and is sometimes referred to as such. | |
Fabian Society | United Kingdom | 1889–1896 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1896.[2] | |
Federation of the Socialist Workers of France | France | 1889–1902 | Founding member. Sometimes confusingly referred to as the Parti Ouvrier. | |
French Section of the Workers' International | France | 1905–1916 | Founded as a project of the international to merge the French parties. | |
French Socialist Party (1902) | France | 1902–1905 | Ordered by the international to merge into the French Section of the Workers' International. | |
French Workers' Party | France | 1889–1902 | Founding member. Otherwise known as the Parti Ouvrier, not to be confused with the Federation of the Socialist Workers of France from which it split. | |
General Jewish Labour Bund | Russian Empire | 1897–1912 | ||
General Workers Party of Hungary | Austria-Hungary (Hungarian) | 1889–1890 | Founding member. | |
German Workers Union of New York | United States (German) | 1889 | Founding member and trade union. Membership is unclear after 1889. | |
Grütli Union | Switzerland | 1889–1916 | Founding member. | |
Independent Labour Party | United Kingdom | 1893–1916 | ||
International Typographical Union | United States | 1889 | Founding member and trade union. Membership is unclear after 1889.[2] | |
Italian Socialist Party | Kingdom of Italy | 1892–1914 | ||
Italian Workers' Party | Kingdom of Italy | 1889–1892 | Founding member. | |
Jewish Social Democratic Labour Party in Palestine (Poale Zion) | Ottoman Empire (Jewish-Palestinian) | 1915–1916 | ||
Jewish Socialist Workers Party | Russian Empire (Jewish) | 1907–1916 | The JSWP was incorporated as a sub-group of the Socialist Revolutionary Party in 1907, but had a separate consultative vote in the Stuttgart congress.[3][4] | |
Knights of Labor | United States | 1889 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1889. | |
Knights of Labour, Birmingham | United Kingdom | 1889 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1889. A separate British entity to the Knights of Labor.[2] | |
Labour Party | Norway | |||
Labour Party of Portugal | Portugal | 1889 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1889. May refer to the Portuguese Socialist Party. | |
Legal Eight Hours and International Labour League | United Kingdom | 1891–1900 | Present in 1891, later became part of the Labour Party. | |
Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party | Luxembourg | 1902–1916 | ||
Metropolitan Radical Federation | United Kingdom | 1889 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1889.[2] | |
Miners' Federation of Great Britain | United Kingdom | 1896– | Trade union. | |
National Union of Gas Workers and General Labourers | United Kingdom | 1889–1891 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1891. Initially called the Gas Stoker's Union, gas workers were a very important force behind the 8 hour day.[2][1] | |
Paris Indian Society | British Raj | 1907 | While not a party as such, the Paris Indian Society represented Indian nationalist interests at the 1907 congress. | |
Poale Zion | Multiple states. | A very loose Marxist-Zionist movement starting in 1903. | ||
Polish Social Democratic Party of Galicia | Austria-Hungary (Polish-Ukrainian) | 1890–1916 | ||
Polish Social Revolutionaries | Russian Empire (Polish) | 1891 | Minor party present in 1891, later membership is unclear. | |
Polish Socialist Party | Russian Empire (Polish) | 1893–1916 | ||
Template:Country data Alsace-Lorraine | Republican Socialist Union of Alsace-Lorraine | German Empire | 1889 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1889. |
Revolutionary Communist Alliance | France | 1896–1901 | ||
Revolutionary Socialist Workers' Party | France | 1890–1901 | ||
Russian Social Democratic Labour Party | Russian Empire | 1898–1912 | Delegates began acting independently of the party from 1900, which intensified after the split into the Bolsheviks and Mensheviks from 1903. | |
Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks) | Russian Empire | 1912–1916 | Actually had separate delegates at the international from 1903 as members of the RSDLP. | |
Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Mensheviks) | Russian Empire | 1912–1916 | Actually had separate delegates at the international from 1903 as members of the RSDLP. | |
Scottish Labour Party | United Kingdom | 1889–1895 | Founding member. | |
Second Proletariat | Russian Empire (Polish) | 1889–1893 | Founding member. | |
Serbian Social Democratic Party | Serbia | 1903–1914 | ||
Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania | Russian Empire (Polish) | 1893–1916 | ||
Social Democrat Hunchakian Party | Russian Empire, Ottoman Empire (Armenian) | 1904 | Represented by Georgi Plekhanov at the 1904 congress, it is unclear if the party attended other congresses.[5] | |
Social Democratic Federation | Denmark | |||
Social Democratic Federation | United Kingdom | 1889–1911 | Founding member. | |
Social Democratic League | Netherlands | 1889–1900 | Founding member. | |
Social Democratic Party of Austria | Austria-Hungary (Austrian) | |||
Social Democratic Party of Bosnia–Herzegovina | Austria-Hungary (Muslim-Serb-Croat) | 1909–1916 | ||
Social Democratic Party of Croatia and Slavonia | Austria-Hungary (Croat-Serb) | 1894–1916 | ||
Social Democratic Party of Finland | Russian Empire (Finnish) | |||
Social Democratic Party of Germany | German Empire | 1889–1916 | Founding member. | |
Social Democratic Party of Hungary | Austria-Hungary (Hungarian) | 1890– | ||
Social Democratic Party of Romania | Romania | 1910–1916 | ||
Social Democratic Party of Switzerland | Switzerland | 1889–1916 | Founding member. | |
Social Democratic Workers' Party | Netherlands | 1894–1916 | ||
Social Democratic Workers' Party of Romania | Romania | 1893–1900 | ||
Socialist group of Buenos Aires | Argentina | 1889 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1889 but likely folded into the Socialist Party. | |
Socialist Labor Party | Australia | 1901–1916 | ||
Socialist Labor Party of America | United States | 1889– | Founding member. | |
Socialist League | United Kingdom | 1889–1901 | Founding member. | |
Socialist Party | Argentina | 1896–1916 | ||
Socialist Party of Denmark | Denmark | 1889 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1889. May refer to the Social Democratic Party of Denmark. | |
Socialist Party of Great Britain | United Kingdom | 1904 | The SPGB attended just one congress of the international in 1904 before splitting to form the World Socialist Movement. | |
Socialist Party of Uruguay | Uruguay | 1910–1916 | ||
Socialist Party of America | United States | 1901–1916 | ||
Socialist Party of France | France | 1902–1905 | Ordered by the international to merge into the French Section of the Workers' International. | |
Socialist Revolutionary Party | Russian Empire | 1902–1916 | ||
Socialist Revolutionary Party | France | 1898–1901 | ||
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party | Spain | |||
Swedish Social Democratic Party | Sweden | 1889–1916 | Founding member. | |
Third Proletariat | Russian Empire (Polish) | 1900–1909 | ||
United Brothers of Iowa | United States | 1889 | Founding member. Membership is unclear after 1889. | |
United Hebrew Trades | United States (Jewish) | 1889–1891 | Founding member and trade union. Membership is unclear after 1891. | |
Yugoslav Social-Democratic Party | Austria-Hungary (Slovene-Croat) | 1898–1916 | ||
Zionist Socialist Workers Party | Russian Empire (Jewish) | 1907–1908 | The ISB granted the ZSWP a consultative vote in 1907, but the decision was overturned a year later.[3][4] |
- ^ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Marx, Eleanor. Report from Great Britain and Ireland to the Delegates of the Brussels International Congress, 1891.. Marxists.org. [23 August 2021].
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的参考文献提供内容 - ^ Nalbandian, Louise. The Armenian Revolutionary Movement: The Development of Armenian Political Parties through the Nineteenth Century. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. September 2018: 211n. ISBN 9780520303850 (English).