61.   The official labour movement remained hostile to the Communists, at the international and national levels.

62.   The Edinburgh Conference decisions, particularly on non-intervention in Spain, were widely resented in the Labour movement.

63.   On the other hand there was a great surge of Left-wing sentiment in the political and intellectual life of the labour movement.

64.   International politics had come to be a formative influence on the thinking of the British labour movement.

65.   The Party was continuing to appeal to those who, in the past, had been regarded as least sympathetic to the labour movement.

66.   The Communists used both direct and indirect methods to contact supporters in other sections of the labour movement, suiting their tactics to the situation.

67.   The aim of the Unity Campaign was propaganda within the Labour movement.

68.   The Communist Party wants unity in the interests of the Labour movement as a whole, wrote Harry Pollitt.

69.   It was to include those who were not within the Labour movement.

70.   Unlike the preceding Unity Campaign the agitation for a United Peace Alliance had no formal organization and only a tenuous connection with the organized Labour movement.