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Death Agony of the Fourth International analyses the history of the Fourth International and explains why there are so many Fourth Internationals today.At its foundation in 1938, the Fourth International was the only consistent revolutionaryMoreDeath Agony of the Fourth International analyses the history of the Fourth International and explains why there are so many Fourth Internationals today.At its foundation in 1938, the Fourth International was the only consistent revolutionary communist tendency in the world. Other tendencies emerging from the degenerating Comintern either collapsed into reformism like the Right Opposition (Bukharin, Brandler, Maurin, Lovestone), or locked themselves up in ossified sectarianism (Urbahns, Bordiga). Many of the leading figures of the International Left Opposition - prominent founders of Comintern sections - failed to resist the pressures arising from the terrible defeats of the working class in the 1930s. Death Agony of the Fourth International by Irish Workers Group
