At which international conference did Roy propose an "army of revolution"?
Bandung Conference
Brussels Congress
Second Congress
Hague Peace Conference
Answer
At the Second Congress of the Comintern in 1920, M.N. Roy proposed the concept of an "army of revolution" as a means to achieve world communism. This proposal aimed to create a disciplined and organized force of revolutionaries capable of overthrowing capitalist systems and establishing communist societies. Roy's vision involved training and arming revolutionaries to carry out insurrections and engage in guerrilla warfare against oppressive regimes.
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