Description
This book traces the clandestine Comintern activities of the German communist Arthur Ewert and his associates all through the 1920s and 1930s. It describes during the lives of its participants the founding, expansion, and the collapse of a revolutionary institution unique in up to date history. An ambitious baby-kisser who fell in need of his goals within the communist celebration of his own country, Ewert’s strengths and weaknesses reflect the human condition of folks that served the Comintern as an exposed leading edge in its existence between the 2 great wars.