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LIBRARIESPRESERVATION DIVISION  \nBIBLIOGBAPHIC MICROFORM TARGET  \nORIGINAL MATERIAL AS FILMED-EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD  \nRESTRICTIONS ON USE:   Reproductions may not be made without permission from Columbia University Libraries.              \nTECHNICAL MICROFORM DATA  \nFII_M SIZE:            5mmREDUCTION RATIO:      10:1  \nMAGE PLACEMENT:IA   IB  \nDATE FILMED:10-+-97 业  \nTRACKING\\#:                                                                                                          28728  \nFILMED BY PRESERVATION RESOURCES,BETHLEHEM,PA.  \nResolutions and Decisions  \nof the  \nPAN.PACIFCTRADE UNIONCONFERENCE  \n是  \n以884  \nHankow,China  \nMay,1927.  \n57505D  \nGLS  \nOCT 22 1956  \nCONTENTS  \nForeword  \nTo The Chinese People Which Has ArisenAgainst Oppression and Exploitation.1II.  To The Working Class and Trade Unions OfIndia.2III.  In Defence Of The USSRI For The Preserva-tion Of Peace!Against The ImperialistProvocation!4IV.  To The Working Class And Trade Unions ofAustralia.5V.  Against New Imperialist Wars!6VI.  Oust The Imperialist Pirates From China!7VII.For A Single United Trade Union International.8VIII.On The Pacific Countries of Latin-America.9IX.The International Labour Bureau of Geneva.11X.  To The Toiling Masses Of The Philippines.12XI.Against Dutch Imperialism!For The ToilingMasses Of Indonesia!14XII.For The Independence Of The Peoples OfKorea And Formosa!14XII.Save The Victims Of White Terror In AllCountries!Save Sacco And Vanzetti!15XIV.Economic Programme Of The Pan-PacificTradeUnion Conference.16XV.Resolution On Child Labour.18XVI.The Chinese Trade Unions In The Revolution.19XVII.Statutes Of The Pan-Pacific Trade UnionSecretariat.21XVIII.Resolution of Thanks To Nationalist Govern-ment,Central Kuomintang,The CommunistParty Of China And All-China LabourFederation.24XIX.Manifesto Addressed To The Trade UnionsAnd Workers of .The Pacific And Of TheWorld.24XX.Answer Of The Conference To The TelegramsOf Greetings Received From The Philip-pinss And Korea.29  \nI.  \nFOREWORD  \nIn this pamphlet are published in full the officialdeclarations of the Pan-Pacific Trade Union Conferencewhich met in Hankow,China,from May 20 to May 26,1927.  \nFor many reasons these documents will find a permanentand important place in Trade Union history.Firstly,because they deal directly with issues which are shaking thefoundations of the old world of imperialist domination,expressing the understanding and determination oforganiza-tions including fourteen and a half million workers.Thus,these decisions are bound to have a profound influence uponthe course of events in the Pacific.  \nIn the second place,this Conference took place in theheart of revolutionary China,at a moment of crisis in thedevelopment of that revolution.This fact not only influencedthe character of the Conference,but the latter in turnexerts an influence upon the Chinese revolution,serving tobind the Chinese revolution even more closely to the in-ternational labor novement.This \"internationalization\"ofthe Chinese revolution,which has been accelerated by thePan-Pacifie Trade Union Conference,is one of the mostsignificant events of the day.At the same moment that itgives the lie to the imperialist propaganda that the Chineserevolution is an “anti-foreign”movement,it emphasizes thereal anti-imperialist nature of the revolution and enlargesthe solid anti-imperialist front to include the colonial andsemi-colonial peoples together with the revolutionary work-ing class of the imperialist countries.  \nThirdly,this Conference will he memorable becauseit marks the entrance of the Chinese 'Trade Union Movementupon the stage of the World movement.Although young,the Chinese Trade Unions are already strong in numbers,inorganization,in clarity of purpose,in experience and inrevolutionary spirit.Already it has developed from thesimple beginnings of trade unionism to the point where it","cbCaiqABjKx0t1Un","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqABjKx0t1Un","pdf",2308358,23,"English","# Foreword\n## To The Chinese People Which Has Arisen Against Oppression and Exploitation\n## To The Working Class and Trade Unions of India\n## In Defence Of The USSR For The Preservation Of Peace! Against The Imperialist Provocation!\n## To The Working Class And Trade Unions of Australia\n## Against New Imperialist Wars!\n## Oust The Imperialist Pirates From China!\n## For A Single United Trade Union International\n## On The Pacific Countries of Latin-America\n## The International Labour Bureau of Geneva\n## To The Toiling Masses Of The Philippines","[{\"question\":\"When and where did the Pan-Pacific Trade Union Conference meet?\",\"answer\":\"The conference met in Hankow, China, from May 20 to May 26, 1927.\"},{\"question\":\"What major themes does the foreword emphasize about the conference’s significance?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes the conference’s impact on trade-union history, its anti-imperialist character, its connection to the Chinese revolution’s crisis, and its role in advancing world trade-union unity.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the foreword describe the conference as important to international labor unity?\",\"answer\":\"It highlights participation from trade unions in multiple countries, including colonial and semi-colonial peoples, and stresses the declared movement toward forming a single united world trade-union federation.\"}]","Resolutions and Decisions of the Pan-Pacific Trade Union Conference - Foreword | PDF",1790600264,58]