A riveting biography of one of German Communism's most important, if little studied rank and file leaders.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ralf Hoffrogge, Dr. phil. (2013), University of Potsdam, is Postdoctoral Researcher at Ruhr-Universität Bochum (Germany) and has published widely on German labour history. His latest publication is Working-Class Politics in the German Revolution: Richard Müller, the Revolutionary Shop Stewards and the Origins of the Council Movement (Haymarket Books, 2015).
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Acknowledgements List of Illustrations List of Abbreviations Introduction 1 Adolescent Years (1895–1914) The Scholems: A German Family Four Distinct Brothers Rebellion(s): From Zionism to Socialism 2 World War and Revolution (1914–18) War and Socialism in Hanover A Red in Field Grey: Werner Scholem on the Eastern Front Hospital Reflections, 1916 Lèse-majesté: A Soldier’s Day in Court Werner and Emmy Scholem: A Mésalliance All Quiet on the Western Front: Werner Misses the Revolution 3 A Rebel at the Editing Desk, a Rebel in Parliament (1919–24) Independent Social Democracy and More: Werner Scholem as Agitator in the USPD Journalism and Judiciary: Werner Scholem as Editor of the Rote Fahne Reform or Revolution? A Parliamentarian in the Prussian Landtag Scholem as School Reformer Anti-Semitism and the Ostjuden Debate A Reluctant Republican? Fighting Right-Wing Terror and Fascism The Philosophy of History in the Landtag Inflation, Crisis and Radicalisation Reform or Revolution: Scholem’s Answer 4 Communism: Utopia and Apparatus (1921–6) The Berlin Opposition (1921–3) National Revolution on the Ruhr? Scholem and Schlageter in the Summer of 1923 From the Battle of the Ruhr to the ‘German October’ of 1923: New Conflicts in the KPD Reaching for Power: Scholem and His Comrades Take Over the KPD The Power of the Apparatus: Werner Scholem Organises the KPD The Apparatus Strikes Back: The Left Opposition on the Defensive Scholem Versus Stalin: A Question of Democracy? 5 A Reluctant Defector: Werner Scholem as Dissident (1926–8) A Left Communist in the Reichstag The Lenin League: Werner Scholem Founds a Party 6 Back to the Lecture Hall: Family and University Life in Berlin ‘At Home with Communists’: Emmy and Werner in Private Life as a Lawyer 7 The Triumph of Barbarism (1933–40) The Arrest Separate Paths: A Family Falls Apart Espionage and Intrigue: Werner Scholem as a Literary Figure The Hammerstein Case: Fiction and Reality From the Supreme Court to the ‘People’s Court’: Scholem’s Last Trial A Stolen Life: Plötzensee, Lichtenburg, Dachau Murder in the Quarry 8 Remembering Werner Scholem Appendices 1 Chronology of Werner Scholem’s life 2 List of Werner Scholem’s Places of Detention, 1917–40 3 Selected Articles and Publications by Werner Scholem Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements List of Illustrations List of Abbreviations Introduction 1 Adolescent Years (1895–1914) The Scholems: A German Family Four Distinct Brothers Rebellion(s): From Zionism to Socialism 2 World War and Revolution (1914–18) War and Socialism in Hanover A Red in Field Grey: Werner Scholem on the Eastern Front Hospital Reflections, 1916 Lèse-majesté: A Soldier’s Day in Court Werner and Emmy Scholem: A Mésalliance All Quiet on the Western Front: Werner Misses the Revolution 3 A Rebel at the Editing Desk, a Rebel in Parliament (1919–24) Independent Social Democracy and More: Werner Scholem as Agitator in the USPD Journalism and Judiciary: Werner Scholem as Editor of the Rote Fahne Reform or Revolution? A Parliamentarian in the Prussian Landtag Scholem as School Reformer Anti-Semitism and the Ostjuden Debate A Reluctant Republican? Fighting Right-Wing Terror and Fascism The Philosophy of History in the Landtag Inflation, Crisis and Radicalisation Reform or Revolution: Scholem’s Answer 4 Communism: Utopia and Apparatus (1921–6) The Berlin Opposition (1921–3) National Revolution on the Ruhr? Scholem and Schlageter in the Summer of 1923 From the Battle of the Ruhr to the ‘German October’ of 1923: New Conflicts in the KPD Reaching for Power: Scholem and His Comrades Take Over the KPD The Power of the Apparatus: Werner Scholem Organises the KPD The Apparatus Strikes Back: The Left Opposition on the Defensive Scholem Versus Stalin: A Question of Democracy? 5 A Reluctant Defector: Werner Scholem as Dissident (1926–8) A Left Communist in the Reichstag The Lenin League: Werner Scholem Founds a Party 6 Back to the Lecture Hall: Family and University Life in Berlin ‘At Home with Communists’: Emmy and Werner in Private Life as a Lawyer 7 The Triumph of Barbarism (1933–40) The Arrest Separate Paths: A Family Falls Apart Espionage and Intrigue: Werner Scholem as a Literary Figure The Hammerstein Case: Fiction and Reality From the Supreme Court to the ‘People’s Court’: Scholem’s Last Trial A Stolen Life: Plötzensee, Lichtenburg, Dachau Murder in the Quarry 8 Remembering Werner Scholem Appendices 1 Chronology of Werner Scholem’s life 2 List of Werner Scholem’s Places of Detention, 1917–40 3 Selected Articles and Publications by Werner Scholem Bibliography Index
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