Today, 105 years ago, on July 31, 1920 (Calendar, June 16, 1920), the Berne International was founded. After the outbreak of the First World War, the majority of the socialist parties of the countries stood on the side of their bourgeois government and opposed the foreign proletariat. The Socialist Party of the Second International bankrupted. After the end of the war, the former leaders of the Second International met in Berne, Switzerland, in February 1919, to advocate the reconstruction of the Socialist International. From July 31, 1920 to August 4, they held a congress in Geneva to formally restore the organization of the Second International. Since the initiative for reconstruction was held in Berne, it was called the Bern International. The new international inherited the revival of the Second International and opposed the proletarian revolution and dictatorship. After