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Angelo Tasca

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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. 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

Leader of the identifiable Rome Congress minority and later PCd'I Right, advocating closer acceptance of the Communist International's united-front line before Gramsci formed the Centre.

Analytic caution

The Right was an independent current. The dispute cannot be reduced to Gramsci and Bordiga alone.

Evidence

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

Why this person matters

Co-founded L'Ordine Nuovo in Turin in 1919.

Verification boundary

Membership, employment, collaboration, and influence are recorded as different relationship types. Shared membership is preserved as evidence but is not treated as proof of agreement or influence by itself.

Verified relationship

coFoundedJournal: L'Ordine Nuovo

Opening Journey research profile

Role: Socialist and communist organizer, editor, and union specialist

Turin Socialist activist, L'Ordine Nuovo co-founder and initial financial supporter, author of a distinct council-union position, PCd'I founder and worker/trade-union commission head, and early advocate of Comintern unity-of-action policy.

Geography

Moretta and Turin before 1921; Livorno, January 1921; later party work involving Moscow, Paris, Asti, and Lyon. Only locations tied to sourced events are used.

Analytic caution

Tasca opposed Gramsci's council-state formulation, not councils as such. The party-current label Right is relative and time-bounded.

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

Evidence basis

Research Memo: Gramsci Before Prison

Sources