Right Opposition currents in the Communist International

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Right Opposition currents in the Communist International were non-Stalinist, moderate communist tendencies that emerged in the late 1920s and early 1930s, advocating more gradual and trade union–oriented strategies in contrast to both Stalinist and Trotskyist factions.

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Communist Party (Opposition) in the United States alignedWith Right Opposition currents in the Communist International