Against Fascism And War

This historical non-fiction collection gathers primary writings from a prominent Bulgarian communist leader to illuminate the rise of fascism and the working-class response through internationalist organizing. It brings together reports, speeches, and articles that map fascist threats and the tasks of the Communist International in the struggle against war and oppression. The intended reader includes students, researchers, and readers with an interest in political history, labor movements, and anti-fascist thought. The tone is urgent, analytical, and committed to understanding how collective action can counter authoritarianism. The content is presented as a curated collection of primary-source documents from the 1930s, including reports tied to the 7th Congress of the Communist International (1935), a 1936 speech on the People’s Front, and a short address to the Young Communist International up to 1937. This non-fiction history resource is organized to guide readers through a clear, chronological progression, with concise context that helps connect ideas to events and outcomes. Reading is an exercise in historical analysis and political theory that remains accessible to learners with diverse backgrounds. The material foregrounds the argument that fascism represents the dictatorship of the most reactionary elements of financial capitalism, and it outlines practical tasks for mob