Korrespondenz A - Z.- Eingehende: Bd. 21

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BArch NY 4034 Liebknecht, Wilhelm
Liebknecht, Wilhelm >> Nachlass Wilhelm Liebknecht >> Kopienbestand >> Korrespondenzen >> Parteipolitische und berufliche Korrespondenz >> Korrespondenz A - Z.- Eingehende
o. Dat., 1886 - 1900
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Angelo Cabrini, Richard Calwer, Eugenio Chiesa, G. B. Clark, Alfred Cless, Annie Cobden-Sanderson, Louis Cohn, Comitato delle Associazioni, Popalari Milanesi-Comizio Internazionale per i Diritti del Lavoro, Communisterischer Arbeiterbildungsverein Tottenham, George A. Cooper, Benedetto Croce, Reinh. Cronheim und Coullery u.a. über die Tätigkeit beim "Vorwärts", Agitationsreisen von Wilhelm Liebknecht, u.a. in Großbritannien zum Friedensmeeting am 13. Jan. 1889 und zur Maifeier nach Mailand 1891, die Teilnahme von Delegierten des deutschen Arbeiterbildungsvereins Tottenham an internationalen und deutschen Arbeiterkongressen, die Gedenkveranstaltung zum 20. Jahrestag der Pariser Kommune sowie über den Tod von Boas und dessen Nachlass
Enthält auch:
Notizen von Wilhelm Liebknecht; Aufruf "Italiener", 1888; Brief von Heinrich Oberwinder an R. Cronheim, 27. Juli 1889; Aufruf "An die Genossen aller Nationen", 1891; Erklärung von R. George u.a., 27. Juni 1891
Liebknecht, Wilhelm, 1848-1900
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