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| council_of_states = | cantons = | website = FR: (www.pst.ch ) DE: (www.pda.ch ) IT: (www.partitocomunista.ch ) }} The Swiss Party of Labour ((ドイツ語:Partei der Arbeit der Schweiz); (フランス語:Parti Suisse du Travail - Parti Ouvrier et Populaire); (イタリア語:Partito Comunista); (ロマンシュ語:Partida svizra da la lavur)) is a communist party in Switzerland. ==History== The party was founded in 1944 by the illegal Communist Party of Switzerland. On May 21 the constituent conference of the Basel Federation of the party was held. On October 14–15 the same year the first Party Congress of the party was held in Zürich. Léon Nicole was elected President and Karl Hofmaier General Secretary. On October 6–7, 1945 the Second Congress was held in Geneva. By this time the party has 20 000 members. On November 30-December 1 the 3rd Congress in Zürich. On July 27 a Swiss Party Conference was held in Bern. Karl Hofmaier was removed from his position due to a financial scandal. In the national elections of 1947 the party received 5.1% of the vote. On July 4–6, 1949, the 4th Congress was held. Steps to strengthen the organization as a Cadre Party are taken. Edgar Woog elected General Secretary. In 1950, the party works intensively for the Stockholm Appeal. 260 000 signatures are collected in Switzerland. On May 31-June 2, 1952, the 5th Congress is held in Geneva. On December 7 the Central Committee expels Léon Nicole from the party. On May 28–30, 6th Congress in Geneva. On May 16–18, 1959, 7th Congress in Geneva. A new party programme approved with the concept of antimonopolistic unity, "Swiss Road to Socialism" (inspired by the similar programme of the Communist Party of Great Britain). On May 16–18, 1964, 8th Congress in Geneva. It is associated with the European United Left–Nordic Green Left group in the European Parliament, although Switzerland is not in the EU. In 2015, the party has no seats in the Swiss cantonal councils, and was not represented in any of the 26 cantonal governments.〔Data Bank of Swiss Towns and Cantons (BADAC) http://www.badac.ch/〕 The Ticino section of the party, during an extraordinary congress held on 16 September 2007, by an overwhelming majority, decided to change its name to "Communist Party", thus resuming the original name and redirecting the policy of practice more consistent with Marxism–Leninism and critical of the Party of European Left, thus entering into conflict with the national party headed by Norberto Crivelli, Socialist leader passed to the communists in the 80s. The XXII Congress of the section of the Ticino, held on 10 November 2013, marked the unification of the organs partisan Ticino with those of the Italian Grisons, creating the Communist Party of Italian Switzerland in order to revive the "concept of Switzerland to Italian 'interior' of the Swiss national context".〔http://hiviostorico.corriere.it/2007/settembre/18/Svizzera_partito_comunista_torna_dopo_co_9_070918064.shtml?refresh_ce-cp 〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「| council_of_states = | cantons = | website = FR: (www.pst.ch )DE: (www.pda.ch )IT: (www.partitocomunista.ch )}}The Swiss Party of Labour ((ドイツ語:Partei der Arbeit der Schweiz); (フランス語:Parti Suisse du Travail - Parti Ouvrier et Populaire); (イタリア語:Partito Comunista); (ロマンシュ語:Partida svizra da la lavur)) is a communist party in Switzerland.==History==The party was founded in 1944 by the illegal Communist Party of Switzerland. On May 21 the constituent conference of the Basel Federation of the party was held. On October 14–15 the same year the first Party Congress of the party was held in Zürich. Léon Nicole was elected President and Karl Hofmaier General Secretary.On October 6–7, 1945 the Second Congress was held in Geneva. By this time the party has 20 000 members. On November 30-December 1 the 3rd Congress in Zürich.On July 27 a Swiss Party Conference was held in Bern. Karl Hofmaier was removed from his position due to a financial scandal.In the national elections of 1947 the party received 5.1% of the vote. On July 4–6, 1949, the 4th Congress was held. Steps to strengthen the organization as a Cadre Party are taken. Edgar Woog elected General Secretary.In 1950, the party works intensively for the Stockholm Appeal. 260 000 signatures are collected in Switzerland.On May 31-June 2, 1952, the 5th Congress is held in Geneva. On December 7 the Central Committee expels Léon Nicole from the party.On May 28–30, 6th Congress in Geneva.On May 16–18, 1959, 7th Congress in Geneva. A new party programme approved with the concept of antimonopolistic unity, "Swiss Road to Socialism" (inspired by the similar programme of the Communist Party of Great Britain).On May 16–18, 1964, 8th Congress in Geneva.It is associated with the European United Left–Nordic Green Left group in the European Parliament, although Switzerland is not in the EU.In 2015, the party has no seats in the Swiss cantonal councils, and was not represented in any of the 26 cantonal governments.Data Bank of Swiss Towns and Cantons (BADAC) http://www.badac.ch/The Ticino section of the party, during an extraordinary congress held on 16 September 2007, by an overwhelming majority, decided to change its name to "Communist Party", thus resuming the original name and redirecting the policy of practice more consistent with Marxism–Leninism and critical of the Party of European Left, thus entering into conflict with the national party headed by Norberto Crivelli, Socialist leader passed to the communists in the 80s.The XXII Congress of the section of the Ticino, held on 10 November 2013, marked the unification of the organs partisan Ticino with those of the Italian Grisons, creating the Communist Party of Italian Switzerland in order to revive the "concept of Switzerland to Italian 'interior' of the Swiss national context".http://hiviostorico.corriere.it/2007/settembre/18/Svizzera_partito_comunista_torna_dopo_co_9_070918064.shtml?refresh_ce-cp 」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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