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The working class possesses a vast numerical advantage over the capitalists and their agents, but that can only be taken advantage of, if the working class is united into one organization and guided by the most advanced theory. Unless the working class is united in this way, they can easily be outmaneuvered or set against each other by the capitalist class in the long run, despite momentary successes on particular economic or political demands. 

For this reason, the working class movement in the 19th century created its first distinct political parties under the leadership of Marx and Engels, leading to the formation of the International Workingmen’s Association. From the outset, these parties were revolutionary parties opposed to reformist methods that are doomed to failure. . . . "

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The International Workingmen’s Association (IWA), also known as the First International, was a significant political international founded in 1864 to unite various left-wing political groups and trade union organizations based on the working class and class struggle.

It was characterized by internal conflicts, particularly between communists and mutualists, and its peak was marked by the Paris Commune of 1871, which was celebrated by the IWA. The IWA's reformist approach was challenged by the rise of collectivist anarchism, leading to a definitive split in 1872,