Dimitrov Report

The Dimitrov Report, created in 1948 by the Bulgarian communist leader Georgi Dimitrov, outlined the strategy for strengthening communist influence in Europe following World War II. It emphasized the need for unified working-class movements and coordination among communist parties to contain capitalism. The report reflected the geopolitical tensions of the time, advocating for solidarity against perceived threats from Western countries. Its significance lies in shaping communist policies and party approaches in the context of the Cold War, highlighting the complexities of political ideologies in a fractured Europe.