Author: Jemnitz, J.
Title: The Danger of War and the Second International (1911)
Description: Budapest, Akademiai Kiado, 1972. orig.cloth. 24x17cm, 135 pp, Series: Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, Studia Historica, 84.. Slight corner bump, minor rubbing, VG, in a soiled dustwrapper. ¶ Contents: A Survey of the Historical Backround; The Moroccan Crisis & its Effects on the Socialist Parties: Alarming Signs within the Ranks of the British Social Democrats; The View Taken by French Socialists; Attitudes of the English; Talks on the Governing of the International Socialist Bureau; The Reactions to the Moroccan Crisis in Great Britain & Spain; The Attitude of the German Social Democratic Party; The Debate Between Luxemburg & Kautsky; The Jena Party Congress; The German Evaluation of the Jena Congress; International Socialists Reaction to the Jena Congress; End of the Moroccan Crisis; The Italian-Turkish War in 1911: The Standpoint of the International Socialist Bureau; The Debate among the Syndicalist Intellectuals; Disunion among the Italian Socialists; Reaction of Socialists throughout the World; Further Differentiation of Trends within the Italian Party; The Increasing Anti-Militarism oif the Italian Socialist Party; The Reggio-Emilia Congress; A Criticval Appraisal of the Reggio-Emilia Congress.

Keywords: Second International, Socialist Bureau, Social Socialism, Democratic Party, Moroccan Crisis, Italian-Turkish War, Political History, Germany France, Italy Britain Spain