 In Barslaag's account, "under the Comintern name of Udeanu, Dolivet had written for "Inprecorr", the journal of the Communist International," and "was the brains of a Communist operation which infiltrated and took over a French paper, "Le Monde".In 1932 he was in Amsterdam helping organize one of the Soviet's first world congresses for peace," and "was behind the scenes pulling wires for the Comintern at the 1933 World Committee for Struggle Against War and Fascism and in 1935 in Paris for another Soviet-instigated Universal Rally for Peace.