Member Parties
- Austria - Red Front within the Revolutionary Socialist Party of Austria
- France - Party of Proletarian Unity (PUP)
- France - Workers and Peasants Socialist Party (PSOP) (from 1939?)
- Germany - Socialist Workers Party (SAPD) (until mid-1930s: split from the Centre over the question of its support for Popular Fronts, which the ILP opposed)
- Germany - Communist opposition (Observer only, unaffiliated)
- Germany - Neuer Weg (opposition faction within SAPD) (from the mid-1930s)
- Great Britain - Independent Labour Party (ILP)
- Greece - Communist Archeiomarxist Party of Greece (ΚΑΚΕ) (from 1939)
- Netherlands - Independent Socialist Party (OSP) (until 1935)
- Netherlands - Revolutionary Socialist Workers Party (RSAP) (from 1935)
- Norway - Norwegian Labour Party (DNA) (until 1933?)
- Palestine - Mapai
- Palestine - Hashomer Hatzair
- Poland - the General Jewish Labor Bund in Poland (Bund)
- Poland - the Independent Socialist Labour Party
- Romania - Independent Socialist Party
- Spain - the Workers' Party of Marxist Unification (POUM)
- Sweden - the Socialist Party (from 1933)
- United States - Independent Labor League of America (from 1938)
- United States - League for a Revolutionary Workers Party
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