What is the difference between the First International, the Second International, and the Third Inte

The First International, the International Workingmens Association, was an international workers' association established in 1864.

The Second International, the Socialist International, was established in 1889 as a world organization for the international workers' movement.

The Third International, also known as the Bernard Shaw League, was founded in 1919 as the former Oak organization of the international workers' movement.

First International: 1864.

Second International: 1889.

Third International: 1919.

The First International, the International Workers' Federation, was established in 1864 as an international workers' federation. Marx was one of the founders.

1. Actual leaders. Because of the length of the name, the first word was taken "International", and after the establishment of the Second International, it was called "First International".

The Second International, the "Socialist International" (1889-1916), was a world organisation of the workers' movement. On July 14, 1889, the first congress was held in Paris, which passed the Labor Act and the May Day Act, and decided to use the League strike as the basis for the workers' struggle.

The Third International, also known as the Communist International, founded under the leadership of Lenin, existed in 1919-1943 and was headquartered in Moscow as an international organization of communist parties and communist organizations.

The International International, also known as the Comintern, founded under the leadership of Lenin, existed in 1919-1943 and was headquartered in Moscow, an international organization of communist parties and communist organizations.

The First Comintern International was founded in London, England, on September 28, 1864, under the leadership of Marx; The Second International was founded on 14 July 1889 in Paris, France, under the leadership of Engels; The Third International was founded in Moscow on 2 March 1919 under the leadership of Lenin, who after Lenin's death was led by Joseph Stalin.

1. The First International, the International Workers' Federation, was established in 1864 as an international workers' federation. Second International.

i.e. the Socialist Na Chun Heng International (1889-1916) was a world organisation of the workers' movement. The Third International.

Also known as the Comintern, Lenin.

The leadership was created and existed in 1919-1943 years.

3. Diverse Membership: At its peak, the Third International consisted of more than 4 million members of Communist Party organizations in more than 70 countries and regions, and had convened 7 congresses and 13 plenary meetings of the Executive Committee. The members of the First International were the workers and the proletariat of all countries.