Socialists from across Europe met at Zimmerwald to oppose the war and call for peace. The manifesto linked the conflict to imperial competition and condemned the burden placed on workers and oppressed peoples. Its analysis was contested even among the delegates, but it preserved an internationalist antiwar voice during mass mobilization.
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What did the Zimmerwald conference represent?
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Socialists at Zimmerwald criticized the imperialist war and called for internationalist opposition and peace.
The Zimmerwald meeting included socialists who opposed nationalist support for the war.
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The delegates criticized the war and sought an internationalist antiwar position, though they differed over strategy.