It was founded in Paris in 1889 under the leadership of Emile Vandervelde and broken during World War I, issuing a final statement at the Zimmerwald conference calling for a "no annexations, no indemnities" peace.
It was founded in Paris in 1889 under the leadership of Emile Vandervelde and broken during World War I, issuing a final statement at the Zimmerwald conference calling for a "no annexations, no indemnities" peace. As part of its ideological transformation under such leaders as Karl Kautsky and August Bebel, it held the London Congress of 1896, at which it expelled anarchists, conceding to the aims of Georgi Plekhanov and Friedrich Engels. For 10 points, name this worldwide organization of leftists that existed from 1889 to 1915, replaced by Trotsky's Labour and Socialist organization and Stalin's Comintern.
It was founded in Paris in 1889 under the leadership of Emile Vandervelde and broken during World War I, issuing a final statement at the Zimmerwald conference calling for a "no annexations, no indemnities" peace.
{Second International} [prompt on {Socialist International}; prompt on partial answer]