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The International’s English-language periodicals: World Outlook, Inprecor and their companions, 1958–1994

Resolution on the Conflict between India and China

Fourth International No. 16, January–March 1963 · p 50 · 207 words

South and Southeast Asia China

RESOLUTION ON THE CONFLICT BETWEEN INDIA AND CHINA THE IS of the F.T. states that in the conflict between China and India the revolutionary marxists stand resolutely for the defence of the Chinese workers' state, it condemns the attitude taken by Nehru's government which gave rise to the con flict and tries to prolong it with aims concerning a reationary internal policy and to justify the strengthening of its military apparatus with the aid given by the imperialists, it condemns the impermissible vacillations of the Soviet bureaucracy and the atitude taken by the majority of the leadership of the Indian C.P. and by other Indian organizations which claim to belong to the working class, which have succumbed to the chauvinist pressure by forgetting their duty of solidarity towards the Chinese revolution. At the same time, the Is calls upon the government and the of development of the revolutionary mass movement in India, to conduct themselves towards the Indian masses as real internationalists and in this way to make it much more difficult for Nehru to create chauvinistic hysteria in India at a moment when the Indian masses are increasingly aware of the bankrupcy of Congress rule.

November 3, 1962

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