Internationalist Communist Party (Italy)

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The Internationalist Communist Party (

The basic positions[4] of Battaglia Comunista were as follows:

• Lenin
  was right on the national question.
• The old Communist Parties (now fully Stalinised) were not centrist but bourgeois.
• There was no hope of conquering the unions and that new strategies towards the daily class struggle would have to be evolved to connect the daily struggle of the class to the longer term struggle for communism.
• The
  USSR was neither a communist or socialist society but state capitalist
• There could be no substitution of the party for the class as a whole.

The party initiated a series of conferences of the communist left in the late 1970s and early 1980s.[5] As a result of these, in 1983 they established the International Bureau for the Revolutionary Party (later renamed as the Internationalist Communist Tendency) with the British Communist Workers' Organisation.^[6]

Election results

Constituent Assembly

Chamber of Deputies

See also

• Communist Party (British Section of the Third International)
• International Communist Party
• Internationalist Communist Party (France)

Further reading

• Battaglia Comunista, Partito Comunista Internazionalista (2013), 1943-2013. Settant'anni contro venti e maree (in Italian), Prometeo
• Damen, Onorato (2016), Bordiga Beyond the Myth, Prometheus Publications
• Saggioro, Sandro (2010), Né con Truman né con Stalin: Storia del Partito Comunista internazionalista (1942-1952) (in Italian), Colibrì
• Roger, Michel (2012), Les années terribles (1926-1945). La Gauche italienne dans l'émigration, parmi les communistes oppositionnels (in Italian), Éditions Ni patrie ni frontières

References

External links

• Official website
• Battaglia Comunista Facebook page
• Battaglia Comunista Twitter page
• Fondo: Stefanini Mauro Partito comunista internazionalista

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