Jan 21 - Feb 2, 1922: Comintern holds 1st Conference of Representatives from Communist Parties and National Revolutionary Organizations of Far East Countries in Moscow

Jan 21 - Feb 2, 1922: Comintern holds 1st Conference of Representatives from Communist Parties and National Revolutionary Organizations of Far East Countries in Moscow

From Jan 21 to Feb 2, 1922, the Communist International (Comintern) held the First Conference of Representatives from Communist Parties and National Revolutionary Organizations of Far East Countries in Moscow.

Delegations from China, Korea, Japan and Mongolia attended the meeting. The Communist Party of China, the Socialist Youth League of China, the Chinese Kuomintang and the Chinese revolutionary groups of workers, peasants, students, women and others were represented at the conference.

The conference revealed the reactionary nature of the Washington Naval Conference held by the imperialist countries on coordinating their interests in the Far East, and then summed up the experiences of people of Far East countries in carrying out their revolutionary struggles.

The conference also clarified the historic tasks of the oppressed nations to stand against imperialism and feudalism, according to Lenin's Theory. During the meeting, Lenin, despite being ill, met with some Chinese delegates. Lenin encouraged the Chinese working class and revolutionary people to unite to promote the Chinese revolution.