Ausgehende Korrespondenz: Bd. 3

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BArch NY 4023 Bernstein, Eduard
Bernstein, Eduard >> Nachlass Eduard Bernstein >> Korrespondenz >> Ausgehende >> Ausgehende Korrespondenz
o. Dat., 1879-1884, 1890-1927
Enthält:
34 Briefe und Postkarten an Otto [...] von Gogh, Adolf Günther, Konrad Haenisch, Herwig, Max Losereit, Marx-Engels-Archiv Verlagsgesellschaft m.b.H. Frankfurt/Main, Meyer, W. Pappenheim, Max Quarck, Robert Seidel, H. J. Stenning, [unbekannt], u.a. über: Nachlass von Karl Marx und Friedrich Engels und dessen Publizierung; Übersetzung von Marx' Arbeit "Misére de la Philosophie"; Meinungsäußerungen zu Engels' Arbeiten "Dialektik der Natur" und "Herrn Eugen Dührings Umwälzung der Wissenschaften"; Brief von Ferdinand Lassalle an Karl Marx; Sozialdemokratische Reichstagsfraktion; Auseinandersetzungen zur Frage Krieg und Frieden; Vortrags- und journalistische Tätigkeit von Eduard Bernstein; Publizistische Tätigkeit von Rudolf Seidel
Enthält auch:
Handschriftliche Notizen von Adolf Günther über Arbeiten von Karl Marx; Brief von Konrad Haenisch an Eduard Bernstein, 1918; Brief und Lebenslauf von Max Richard Kleineibst an Konrad Haenisch, 1920
Enthält:
Erwähnt werden u.a.: Victor Adler, Leo Arons, Bruno Bauer, August Bebel, Wilhelm Blos, Adolf Braun, Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Dietz, Franz Duncker, Albert Einstein, Kurt Eisner, Friedrich Engels, Carl Hirsch, Johann Jacoby, Karl Kautsky, Ferdinand Lassalle, Georg Ledebour, Friedrich Leßner, Paul Levi, Karl und Wilhelm Liebknecht, Karl Marx, Eleonore Marx-Aveling, Franz Mehring, Johann Most, David Goldendach Rjasanoff, Paul Singer, Albert Südekum
Bernstein, Eduard, 1881-1929
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