The Comintern adopted a dual perspective allowing either revolution or labourism.
Evidence
Under Zinoviev’s guidance, the Congress in effect adopted a compromise solution, allowing both for the imminence of revolution and for a generalisation of the “labourist” solution. Section XIII of the Theses on Tactics was entitled “Two Perspectives”. — Antonio Gramsci, Selections from the Prison Notebooks, 2183
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