Korrespondenz A - Z.- Eingehende: Bd. 25

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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., (1849), 1865 - 1866, 1874, 1889 - 1900
Enthält:
El - Ev
Enthält:
Adolf von Elm, August Enders, Jakob Endres, Friedrich Engels, Ernestine Epstein, W. Eras, Eugen Ernst, Paul Ernst und I. Evers u.a. über die sozialdemokratische Presse, dabei "Berliner Volksblatt", "Demokratisches Wochenblatt", "Neue Zeit", "Der Sozialdemokrat", "Der Volksstaat" und "Vorwärts", über die Tabakarbeiter-Genossenschaft in Hamburg, den Arbeiterbildungsverein in Leipzig, die Lage der Arbeiter in Chemnitz, über den 6. Berliner Reichstagswahlkreis, die materialistische Geschichtsauffassung als Erkenntnismethode, die Sammlung und Veröffentlichung von Aufsätzen von Karl Marx v.a. aus der "Neuen Rheinischen Zeitung", über Lassalleanismus, den Literaturvertrieb, die französische Arbeiterbewegung und Persönliches
Enthält auch:
3 Briefe von Frau Hübner, 28. Jan. 1899, Ernst Peschel, 19. Mai 1899, und Robert Walther, 28. Apr. 1899; Brief von Louise Kautsky an Natalie Liebknecht, 28. Dez. 1892; Brief von Wilhelm Angerstein an W. Eras, 27. Jan. 1866; Brief von Evans an Monsieur Eduard Baron, 26. Feb. 1849
Liebknecht, Wilhelm, 1848-1900
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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