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MIGRATION: Tostedt, 1912-'14 London, Germany, 1933 fled Nazi Germany, 1936emigrated via Great Britain and Denmark to the USA, died in Belmont USA 1961.CONTENTS: Among other things files on his attempt to get a job (1937-'46, USA).Kugler, S.SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVE(See F.11. GERMANS/Fuld, R.)Kuntze, Karl (1909- )SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEENTRY: LISTMIGRATION: Schivelbein (present-day Poland), 'Strafdivision 999' (Greece), 1943taken prisoner in Africa and transferred to the USA, 1946 returned to Germany, lives atpresent in Dinkelsbühl (GER).CONTENTS: Diary kept as a member of the 'Strafdivision 999' and as a prisoner of war1943-'44 (shortened version), typescript 'Sie nannten es Verrat. Als Anti-Nazi inamerikanischer Kriegsgefangenenlagern. Tagebuch 1943-'46 (reedited c. 1980); file,mainly consisting of correspondence, leaflets and some statements of Kuntze, relating tothe situation of the German war prisoners in Camp Breckinridge (USA); periodicals forGerman war prisoners in the USA 1944-'45, press clippings of articles by HeinzSchröder with memories of division '999' 1977.Kuttner, Erich (1887-1942)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEENTRY: LISTMIGRATION: Berlin, 1933-'34 emigrated to Amsterdam, took part in the Spanish CivilWar as a correspondence, died in Mauthausen (A) 1942.INFO.: Member of the Gruppe Revolutionäre Sozialisten in Amsterdam.CONTENTS: Among other things a file on the American Guild for German CulturalFreedom, Inc. 1938-'39.Landsberg, Otto (1869-1957)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEENTRY: LISTMIGRATION: Rybnik (Prussia (present-day Poland)), 1920-'23 ambassador inBrussels, 1924 Berlin, 1933 emigrated to the Netherlands, died in Baarn (NL) 1957.Lassalle, Ferdinand (1825-1864) - ADAVSOURCE: ADAV (Allgemeiner Deutscher Arbeiterverein) ARCHIVEENTRY: LISTMIGRATION: Breslau (present-day Wroclaw-Poland), 1845 went to Paris, Germany,died in Geneva (CH) 1864.Levy, Leo (1877-1959)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEENTRY: INVENTORYMIGRATION: Diedensheim, Belgium (became a Belgian citizen), died inCuddebackville, NY, USA 1959.
Liebknecht, Theodor (1870-1948)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEENTRY: LISTMIGRATION: Leipzig, 1933 emigrated to Basel (CH), 1936-'39 Amsterdam, died inAltendorf (GER) 1948.*NB* Liebknecht, T. was employed by the IISH, A,dam 1936-1939.Liebknecht, Wilhelm (1826-1900)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEENTRY: INVENTORYMIGRATION: Giessen, 1849 fled to Geneva (CH), 1850 expelled from Switzerland,went to London, 1862 returned to Germany, died in Berlin-Charlottenburg 1900.INFO.: In 1850 active as president of the Deutsche Arbeitervereine in Switzerland.Marx, Karl (1818-1883) and Engels, Friedrich (1820-1895)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEENTRY: INVENTORYMIGRATION: Marx: Trier (Prussia), 1845 extradited from Paris, Brussels, Germany,from 1850 permanent exile in London, (-1883).Engels: Barmen (Prussia), 1842 sent to Manchester, 1849 Baden (GER), Manchester,died in London 1895.INFO.: After 1849 Engels returned to his father's spinning mill in Manchester first as aclerk, later as an associate thus able to secure Marx's life in exile by regular financialsupport.Marx was political editor of the Deutsch-französische Jahrbücher in Paris 1844. In 1846Marx and Engels founded the Kommunistische Korrespondenzkomitee in Brussels.CONTENTS: Among other things papers originating from and pertinent to both, Marxand Engels; files on the Deutsche Flüchtlings-Komitee 1849-1850.Mattick, Paul (1904-1981)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEENTRY: LISTMIGRATION: Berlin, 1926 emigrated to the USA, died in Cambridge, MassachusettsUSA 1981.INFO.: Worked with the International Workers of the World (IWW), as editor ofChigagoer Arbeiterzeitung in 1931. Held close contacts with the Dutch group aroundAnton Pannekoek.(See also F.7. DUTCH/Pannekoek, A.)Mayer, Bernhard A. (1866-1946)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEENTRY: LISTMIGRATION: In 1890 he left for Brussels, 1916 Zurich, 1930-'32 London and Paris,died in Ascona (CH) 1946.INFO.: Saved Max Nettlau's collection from sequestration in London and Paris 1930-'32and arranged for its transport to his house in Ascona, from where it finally came to theIISH in Amsterdam.(See also F.2. AUSTRIANS/Nettlau, M.)
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migration and settlement, we decide
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A. POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS BY AND F
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