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The Tours Congress, from L'Humanite, December 1920 (b/w photo)
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The Tours Congress, from L'Humanite, December 1920 (b/w photo)
CHT202846 The Tours Congress, from L'Humanite, December 1920 (b/w photo); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: at the Annual Congress of the French Socialist Party in Tours, part of the party broke away to form what would become the French Communist Party with a new allegiance to Moscow, whilst the remainder stayed faithful to the ideals of the French Republic; SFIO, French Section of the Workers International, founded by Jules Guesde et Jean Jaures and later led by Leon Blum; Proletaires de tous pays unissez-vous; workers of the world, unite;); © Archives Charmet
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© © Archives Charmet / Bridgeman Images
Activism Activist Banner Communism Gathering Group Portrait Marxist Militant Slogan Socialism Suit Political Party
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The Tours Congress of December 1920 captured a pivotal moment in French political history, as the Annual Congress of the French Socialist Party saw a split that would shape the future of the country. In this print from 'L'Humanite', we see the gathering of politicians and activists, with banners proclaiming "Proletaires de tous pays unissez-vous" - workers of the world, unite.
At this congress, part of the party broke away to form what would become the French Communist Party, aligning themselves with Moscow. Meanwhile, others remained faithful to the ideals of the French Republic under leaders like Leon Blum. The image captures a moment of tension and transformation as ideologies clashed and new paths were forged.
The men in suits and hats stand united yet divided, representing different visions for France's future. This photograph is not just a snapshot in time but a symbol of political activism and commitment to change. It serves as a reminder that politics is not just about policies but also about principles and beliefs that can shape nations.
As we look at this historic image today, we are reminded of how moments like these have shaped our present reality and continue to influence our collective destiny.
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