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Arbeiter Zeitung

socialist newspaper
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  • Adler, Victor
    Victor Adler

    
after its ban, published the Arbeiter Zeitung (“Workers’ Paper”), which became the socialists’ main organ. He was chiefly responsible for founding the united Social Democratic Party of Austria (December 1888–January 1889), in which he remained a leading figure, and he made it into a multinational party advocating federalism and autonomy


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after its ban, published the Arbeiter Zeitung (“Workers’ Paper”), which became the socialists’ main organ. He was chiefly responsible for founding the united Social Democratic Party of Austria (December 1888–January 1889), in which he remained a leading figure, and he made it into a multinational party advocating federalism and autonomy


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