Comintern Fourth Congress

The Comintern Fourth Congress held in 1922 was a gathering of communist parties from around the world, organized by the Soviet Union to coordinate global revolutionary efforts. Delegates debated strategies, emphasized the importance of a united international communist movement, and addressed challenges faced in spreading communism. This congress reinforced the Soviet Union's influence over other communist groups and helped shape international communist policies during the early 20th century. It marked a significant step in solidifying the global communist network and advancing the Soviet Union’s goals of worldwide revolutionary change.