Jugend-Internationale

Jugend-Internationale was launched in Zürich by the International League of Socialist Youth Organisations in 1915.^[1] Willi Münzenberg was named as its first editor.^[1] Its publisher was the secretariat of the organization.^[1] The magazine came out monthly,^[2][3] and its first eleven issues were published in Zürich until 1918.^[1] It supported the left-wing faction in the Swiss Social Democratic Party.^[3] Major contributors included many leading communists, including Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, Grigory Zinoviev, Karl Radek, Alexandra Kollontai, Karl Liebknecht, Otto Rühle, Eduard Bernstein, Friedrich Adler, and Robert Danneberg.^[1] György Lukács, a member of the Hungarian Communist Party, also published articles in Jugend-Internationale in 1921.^[4]

Eleven issues of Jugend-Internationale were also published in Russia, and four issues appeared in Denmark and Sweden.^[1] Its circulation was 160,000 copies in 1921.^[2] Jugend-Internationale folded in 1928.^[2]