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LC data base, 2-28-85 (heading: International Workingmen's Association)
En el centenario de la I Internacional, 1964 title page (I Internacional) page 11 (Primera Internacional; Asociación Internacional de los Trabajadores)
Its General Council. Ti 1 kuo chi tsung wei yüan hui hui i chi lu ... 1986 preface (Ti i kuo chi; kuo chi kung jen hsieh hui)
Tzʻu hai, 1979. abbre. ed. p. 1879 (Ti i kuo chi chi "Kuo chi kung jen hsieh hui"; called Ti i kuo chi after the Second International found)
Cordillot, M. La naissance du mouvement ouvrier à Besançon, 1986 t.p. (Première Internationale) p. 6, etc. (A.I.T.; Association internationale des travailleurs)
Vorbote (Geneva, Switzerland). Der Vorbote, Jan. 1866 caption t.p. (... Internationalen Arbeiter-Association); Jan. 1867: caption t.p. (... Internationalen Arbeiterassociation); Jan. 1870: caption t.p. (... Internationalen Arbeiterassoziation)
Die IAA, 1980 t.p. (in subtitle: ... der Internationalen Arbeiter-Assoziation)
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Circulaire (International Workingmen's Association). Circulaire, 1937, no 12, surrogate masthead (International Workingmen's Association, ... Associazione internazionale dei lavoratori)
Britannica, 1989 (under: International, First; formally International Working Men's Association; after the London Anarchist Congress of 1881, it ceased to represent an organized movement)
Wikipedia, viewed Apr. 24, 2006 (The International Workingmen's Association (IWA), called the First International, f. 1864 in a workmen's meeting held in Saint Martin's Hall, London. Its first congress was held in 1866 in Geneva. A significant decision at that event was the adoption of the 8-hour work day as one of the Association's fundamental demands)
Marxists.org, viewed Apr. 24, 2006 (The Second International - In 1881, the German Social Democratic Party called an international socialist congress that ultimately led to the founding of the Socialist International. Unlike the First, the Socialist International was made up of political parties with properly elected leaderships, political programs and membership bases in each country, etc.; at the International Socialist Congress; held Paris 1889, attended by delegates from 20 countries, the new Socialist International was founded, formally adopting the principles of the International Workingmen's Association) http://www.marxists.org/history/international/social-democracy/index.htm
Bakunin i Marks, 2009 t.p. (I Międzynarodówce) cover p. 4 (Międzynarodowe Stowarzyszenie Robotników)
Wikipedia, 3 Aug. 2010 (the International Workingmen's Association, IWA, sometimes called the First International, was an international communist organization founded in 1864 in London; in 1872, the organization relocated to New York City and disbanded four years later at the 1876 Phiadelphia conference)
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