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Labour and Socialist International

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noun

  1. an international association of socialist parties formed in Hamburg in 1923: destroyed by World War II

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The labor group Poalei Zion joined the Labour and Socialist International in 1923.

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At the conference of the Labour and Socialist International at Hamburg in May 1923, a resolution was passed condemning the persecution by the Soviet Government.

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