-
Gymnastics ****ociations,
commonly known as Red
Sport International (RSI) or
Sportintern was a Comintern-supported
international sports organization established...
- Avel Enukidze,
Joseph Stalin and
Maxim Gorky celebrate the 10th
anniversary of
Sportintern. Red Square,
Moscow USSR.
August 1931...
-
Communist International, Profintern, Krestintern,
International Red Aid,
Sportintern, etc. Many of
these organizations were
disbanded after the dissolution...
-
membership to
Sportintern.
Ahead of the 1925
Workers Olympiad, the
Sportintern appealed to the
Lucerne International that four
Sportintern delegations (France...
- unions),
Krestintern (peasants),
International Red Aid (humanitarian aid),
Sportintern (organized sports), and more.
Front organizations were
especially influential...
-
International (
Sportintern). The
organization was re-unified with AIF in 1934 (90 years ago) (1934), as a
result of
negotiations between AIF and
Sportintern in Moscow...
-
Comintern congress, in Moscow, he
founded the Red
Sport International (
Sportintern),
whose task,
according to him, was to "convert
sport and gymnastics...
-
chairman of VSFK, a
conflict ensued between him and the
chairman of Red
Sportintern Nikolay Podvoisky.
Later this
argument joined couple of
other groups...
- the
organization became affiliated with the Red
Sport International (
Sportintern). Its
organs began to
violently denounce the
reformist Socialist Workers'...
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ensuing years.[citation needed]
International Agrarian Bureau Profintern Sportintern Kultintern Graeme Gill, "Peasant International," in
George Jackson and...
