This perspective was accepted within the Fourth International, yet sowed the seeds for the split in 1953. At the Third World Congress, the sections agreed with the perspective of an international civil war. The French section disagreed with the associated tactic of entryism sui generis, and held that Pablo was underestimating the independent role of the working class parties in the Fourth International. The leaders of the majority of the Trotskyist organisation in France, Marcel Bleibtreu and Pierre Lambert, refused to follow the line of the International. The International leadership had them replaced by a minority, leading to a permanent split in the French section.
This perspective was accepted within the Fourth International yet sowed the seeds for the split in 1953 At the Third World Congress the sections agreed with the perspective of an international civil war The French section disagreed with the associated tactic of entryism sui generis and held that Pablo was underestimating the independent role of the working class parties in the Fourth International The leaders of the majority of the Trotskyist organisation in France Marcel Bleibtreu and Pierre Lambert refused to follow the line of the International The International leadership had them replaced by a minority leading to a permanent split in the French section