Cases / The American Landing / Gramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923)
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Filed as event, standing in three authored connections inside The American Landing.
What changed
Gramsci represented the party and differed tactically with Bordiga at the Fourth Congress, but did not yet challenge Bordiga's party leadership.
Evidence
- Source Work: Gramsci, Selections from Political Writings (1921-1926)
- Source: Bordiga Fourth Congress speech, 11 November 1922
Analytic boundary
This dated event is not interchangeable with the other stages of disagreement, current formation, committee control, or formal succession. Research Memo: Gramsci and Bordiga, 1922-1924
The archive holds three authored connections for this record inside The American Landing. Each row below states the claim, its tier, its confidence, and the dates the record gives. Open a row for the full account, or open it on the case canvas to see the connection drawn.
REL-000107Relationship wording unavailable 11 November 1922 Account not writtenAmadeo Bordiga · Relationship wording unavailable · Gramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923).
documented confidence · high this record is the object
This connection is recorded. Its account has not been written. Amadeo Bordiga →
REL-000124Relationship wording unavailable May 1922 to 3 December 1923 Account not writtenAntonio Gramsci · Relationship wording unavailable · Gramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923).
documented confidence · high this record is the object
This connection is recorded. Its account has not been written. Antonio Gramsci →
REL-000129Occurred in May 1922 to 3 December 1923 Account not writtenGramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923) occurred in Moscow, Soviet Union.
documented confidence · high this record is the subject
This connection is recorded. Its account has not been written. Moscow, Soviet Union →