20 Comité Organisateur de la Conférence Socialiste Internationale de Stockholm; Organisation Committee for the International Socialist Conference Stockholm; Organisationskomitee der Internationalen Sozialistischen Konferenz in Stockholm; With the outbreak of the first world war, the International ceased to speak on behalf of the whole international movement. There were four Inter-Allied Labour and Socialist Conferences during the war(1915, 1917, and in February and September 1918, all of them held in London). The Left-wing groups and parties opposing the war organised three international Conferences; in Switzerland at Zimmerwald 1915, at Kienthal in 1916, and the third in Stockholm 1917. An attempt to organise a universal international Conference in Stockholm in 1917, initiated by various Socialist parties of neutral countries and the Secretary Camille Huysmans, failed. AAN: files on the Stockholm Conference(archive 150. IInd International) AMVC: Papers C.Huysmans Further material is held by the IISG and RGASPI See also archives for The International Socialist Bureau 1917 Un Avant-Projet de Programme de Paix. Manifeste avec Mémoire explicatif des Délégués des Pays Neutres aux Partis adhérents à la Conférence Générale, Uppsala 1917, 31 p. ABA, ARAB, GOPB, IISG, SHC, TK Conference Socialiste Internationale de Stockholm. Programmes deposés par les Partis, n.pl. n.d.[1917], 130 p. Stencil. IEV, IISG Entwurf zu einem Friedensprogramm. Manifest mit Erläuterungschrift der Delegierten der soz. Parteien der neutr. Länder an die der Allgemeinen Konferenz beigetretenen Organisationen, Uppsala 1917, 34 p. ABA, ARAB, FES, GOPB, IISG, SHC, TK 1918 Comité Organisateur de la Conférence Socialiste Internationale de Stockholm: Stockholm, Stockholm 1918, XXX, 542 p.[Minkoff Reprint, Genève 1980] ABA, ARAB, BDIC, FES, FF, GOPB, IEV, IISG, SAPMO, SSA, TK Conférence Internationale Ouvrière et Socialiste; International Labour and Socialist Conference; Internationale Arbeiter- und Sozialisten-Konferenz Shortly after the failure of the Stockholm Conference a new attempt was made to organise a universal Socialist Conference. The initiative came from the Inter-Allied Socialist Parties Conference(London, February 1918). After the Armistice, this led to the organization of the Labour and Socialist Conference in Bern(February 1919). It was the most representative Socialist Conference since Basel (1912) with 102 representatives from 26 countries. But it was considered a‘Rump’ conference in the absence of some important parties, from the right as well as from the left(such as the Russian Bolcheviks, the Social-Revolutionary Party and the Belgian Workers’ Party). The documents of the conference are published by Gerhard A. Ritter(ed.): Die Zweite Internationale 1918/19. Protokolle, Memoranden, Berichte und Korrespondenzen, J.H.W. Dietz Nachf., Bonn 1980. Archival material in AAN, IISG, LHASC 1919 Die Resolutionen der Internationalen Arbeiter- und Sozialistenkonferenz in Bern(3.-10. Februar 1919). Hrsg. vom Presskomitee der Konferenz, Jünger, Basel n.d., 15 p. ABA, ARAB, FES, FF, GOPB, IISG, SAPMO, SHC, SSA, TK Les résolutions de la Conférence internationale ouvrière et socialiste de Berne(3-10 Février