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CHAPTER VII
THE REINSTATEMENT
OF ABRAHAM GEIGER
When the wicked spring forth as the grass, and when all the
workers of iniquity flourish; it is that they shall be destroyed
forever.
(Psalms 92:7)
Geiger's non-appointment to be head of the Breslau
Seminary has been described as "perhaps the worst defeat of
his entire career." 43 However bad this setback was, he was to
be reinstated at a later date to his previous full glory for
several reasons, in addition to Reform growth in America. One
was because if Geiger would be allowed to rebel and flex his
muscles, it could ruin the Reform movement. Another was that
Geiger had also spawned the development of revolutionary
personalities around him, and if Geiger remained too far out of
the limelight there would be a danger that his proteges could
become estranged from the movement, for example, Lina
Morgenstern (1830-1909), who was 18 at the time of the
revolution of 1848, and lived in Breslau.
The International Communist Party carved out a role for
Lina in their schemes of division. Her specialty was men and
women. She fell into the pattern of good deeds and
Philanthropy on the outside, which brought great prestige to
herself, and less criticism for her political activities. Lina
Morgenstern was one of the forerunners of Women's Lib, and
organized the first International Women's Congress in 1896,
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