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Silvestre Savitsky (10 January 1894—1954) was a Colombian-born Russian communist and freemason. He played a leading role in introduction Communism in Colombia, laying the foundations for the Communist International in Colombia. Having served in the Red Army in the aftermath of the October Revolution during the Russian Civil War, he returned to Latin America in the 1920s. He announced the creation of the Comité Organizador del Partido Comunista de Colombia in May 1924, the first explictly communist party in Colombia. In the lead-up to the unrest that culminated in Banana Massacre, he was expelled from Colombia for "agitating the practise of doctrines subversive to the social order." After this time he lived in exile in Mexico from 1925. A freemason from his teenage years, he set up Masonic