It was justified by the estimation that it had fulfilled its historical mission as an international form of unity of the Communist movement. Colonial or semi-colonial countries in which the transition to the dictatorship of the proletariat required an entire period for the transformation of a bourgeois-democratic revolution into a socialist one.ġ1. On May 15, 1943, in the midst of the imperialist war, the CI's self-dissolution was decided on following a proposal by its Presidium that was ratified by all the CPs. Countries with an average level of capitalist development, where the bourgeois-democratic transformation has not yet been completed, in which it was considered possible for a somewhat rapid transition of the bourgeois-democratic revolution to a socialist one. Countries of developed capitalism, in which it is possible foran immediate transition to the dictatorship of the proletariat.
However,itdistinguished three main types of revolutions in the struggle for the global dictatorship of the proletariat, based on the position of each capitalist country in the international imperialist system: 1. In the Program, the Leninist analysis was rightly highlighted that " Uneven economic and political development is an absolute law of capitalism" and therefore " At first socialism may be victorious in a few, or even in one single capitalist country ". Simultaneously, the 2 nd and Two-and-a-half International operated in the Labor International in Amsterdam which was supported by the International Labor Office, organ of the imperialist League of Nations, with the goal of promoting the necessary bourgeois adaptations and class collaboration. At an international level they struggled against Soviet power. Both of these organizations continued to have influence in the labor movement, also aided by bourgeois governments. The 2 nd International was re-founded on this base, while following the founding of the Third International, the so-called Two-and-a-half International functioned for a few years, in which the so-called 'left' social democracy operated.
During its exit from the war, the bourgeois command and the opportunist forces adapted themselves with the result that pacifism predominated in their propaganda in contrast to the need for the working class to struggle for the conquest of power. The Communist International had to struggle against the influence of social democracy on the labor movement.
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