The International Women's Congress addresses the international Socialist Congress in Lucerne in August 1919 with the request - if possible through personal representation - to take the same serious vow as this International Women's Congress did; that the international social democrats never again want to tolerate the outbreak of a war, send unanimously their support of the war fails by strike, refusal of service, refusal of credit, and other available means at every danger of a disturbance of the world peace in every country.
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