Korrespondenz A - Z.- Eingehende: Bd. 48

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BArch NY 4034 Liebknecht, Wilhelm
Liebknecht, Wilhelm >> Nachlass Wilhelm Liebknecht >> Kopienbestand >> Korrespondenzen >> Parteipolitische und berufliche Korrespondenz >> Korrespondenz A - Z.- Eingehende
1859 - 1866, 1876, 1892, 1898 - 1900
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Karl Marx - May
Enthält:
Karl Marx, Adrian Mayer, Th. Mayhofer und C. G. Maysenholder u.a. über die Auseinandersetzung zwischen Karl Marx und Karl Vogt, über die IAA, dabei die Konferenz in London 1865 und der Kongress in Genf 1866, über die Meinung von Karl Marx zu Edgar Bauer, Bernhard Becker, Johann Philipp Becker, Elard Biscamp, Karl von Bruhn, Lothar Bucher, Johann Georg Eccarius, Ferdinand Freiligrath, Sophie von Hatzfeld, Ludwig Kugelmann, Wilhelm Pieper, Paul Stumpf und Edgar von Westphalen, über den Gesundheitszustand von Karl Marx, die Presse, dabei "Augsburger Allgemeine Zeitung", "The Northern Star", "The Reform" und "The Workman's Advocate", über die Auseinandersetzung von Friedrich Engels mit Eugen Dühring, die Lage in Europa nach dem Deutsch-Französischen Krieg, die Verhältnisse in Deutschland, über die publizistische Tätigkeit von Adrian Mayer und Persönliches
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Flugschrift "Warnung" von Karl Marx im Namen des "Centralraths der IAA", 4. Mai 1866
Liebknecht, Wilhelm, 1848-1900
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