“…"This volume contains material that was presented at the Second International Fishing Industry Safety and Health Conference in Sitka, Alaska, on September 22 through September 24, 2003. …”

“…1893 1880-1914 "International Socialist and Workers Congress, Zurich, 1893" [T0022.jpg], 1893 This Congress of the Second International was held in the Zurich Tonhalle, a concert hall on the Alpen Quai 6-12 August 1893. …”

“…1896 1880-1914 "International Socialist and Trade Union Congress London, July 1896, delegates card belonging to Joseph Goodman from Liverpool" [T0269.jpg], 1896 This was one of a series of Congresses held in various European cities, following the establishment of the Second International in 1889. As the 1896 congress was held in London, there was a very large British delegation of 476 from a wide range of organisations including 159 from trade unions, 26 from trades councils and 5 from women's organisations. …”

“…Today, parties descended from the Second International hold office throughout the European Union, while the Right appears widely disorientated by the dramatic “modernisation” of a political tradition dating back to the nineteenth century. …”

“…It pointed the way to what needs to be done. The second International Symposium, 2005, Minneapolis, Minnesota, demonstrated the power and potential where there is a will: with nearly three times as many attendants, and with contributions from academics, industry, policymakers, non-government organizations and even lawyers, this second symposium established that, while there is international concern over how to ensure safe nanotech-workplaces, there is also progress being made in developing the required knowledge. …”

“…"This," he said, " is the turning point in the history of the Second International. From this Conference will result either dissolution of the Second International, or a new departure for a more glorious future.…”

“…But for months the Second International supported non-intervention. The Labour Party leaders in this country supported it, and "socialist" premier Leon Blum refused to give the Spanish Government the right to buy arms which he now demands the reactionary Daladier Government give. …”