The Long
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Bruno Fortichiari

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Chronology

Sources

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Sources

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  1. Third ECCI Plenum Session 15 Italian Question proceedings (23 June 1923) Executive Committee of the Communist International; Michael Taber, editor and translator. 1923-06-23.
  2. Fortichiari biographical chronology for 1923 leadership refusal Bruno Fortichiari anthology editors. later chronology.
  3. Source Work: Gramsci, Selections from Political Writings (1921-1926) Antonio Gramsci; Quintin Hoare, translator and editor. 1978.
Complete existing research record

1923-1924 leadership-record relevance

Research Memo: PCd'I Leadership Records, 1923-1924 records the exact source-qualified role and distinguishes designation, service, title use, and later report.

Documented 1922-24 role

Old-majority organizer included in the June 1923 provisional leadership who subsequently withdrew in accordance with Bordiga's nonparticipation position.

Analytic caution

Withdrawal establishes an organizational choice, not agreement with every Bordiga claim.

Evidence

Research Memo: Gramsci and Bordiga, 1922-1924. Claim-level dates and source locators are in the memo and linked event records.

Opening Journey research profile

Role: Italian communist organizer

Member of the first PCd'I executive and responsible for illegal organization during the party's early repression.

Geography

Italy, Moscow, and clandestine party work; exact sites remain to be profiled.

Analytic caution

This entry records the directly relevant executive and underground-organizing roles only.

Research memo: Research Memo: Gramsci's Pre-Prison Network

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