Title: Resolution of the Central Committee (majority tendency)

29 June 1952 · The crisis and split in the French PCI (1951–1952) · 156 words

Machine-assisted translation. No English translation of this document is known to have been published. This one was made from the French text in Prager’s collection with machine assistance and spot-checked, but it has not been edited. The French is the authoritative text: Résolution du comité central (tendance majoritaire).

Issuing body: Central Committee of the PCI (Parti Communiste Internationaliste), majority tendency

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Resolution of the Central Committee (majority tendency)

The Central Committee, meeting in extraordinary session on 29 June 1952, considering that the agreements of the Tenth Plenum have been broken by the splitting activities of the minority and of the International Secretariat, and at the latter's instigation — the sacking of the party's central premises on 27 June; the decision justifying this measure after the fact, taken as if by the political bureau by the minority fraction of the political bureau and comrade Albert, etc. — appoints a new political bureau composed of the following comrades: Bleibtreu, Lambert, Renard, Garrive (Robert Berné), Laforge (Marcel Gibelin), Lequenne, Lefevre, Leroi (Robert Cheramy), Stéphane Just; and states that all militants who make common cause with the acts and measures of the split will by that very fact place themselves outside the party.

29 June 1952

Adopted unanimously.