Scheu, Andreas

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Epithet: Austrian socialist

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Born in Vienna 1844, died in Rapperswill, Switzerland 1927; model maker and gilder; one of the pioneers of the Austrian social democratic movement; member of the Association of Labour Education, Vienna, and the International Working Men's Association; editor of Volkswille Vienna, correspondent for Gleichheit and the Arbeiter-Zeitung Vienna; representative at the congress of the German social democrats in Eisenach 1869; arrested in 1870 on the accusation of high treason; emigrated to England in 1874, but stayed in contact with the Austrian movement; participated in the foundation of the Social Democratic Federation in England; present at the congresses of the Second International; moved in artists' circles and wrote workers' poems and lyrics.

From the description of Archives 1877-1920. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 83773650
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creatorOf Vol. IV (ff. 371). 1885-1887.Swan Sonnenschein and Company; publishers: Correspondence with G. B. Shaw of Swan Sonnenschein and Company (publishers): 1885-1892: Partly signed, printed and shorthand draft.includes:ff. 1-5 Henry Seymour, editor of '..., 1885-1887 British Library
creatorOf Vol. III (ff. 337). 1883-1884.George John Vandeleur Lee, musician: Correspondence with G. B. Shaw of George John Vandeleur Lee: 1877-1886: Partly shorthand draft.includes:ff. 1, 135, 140, 147v Henry Burkinyoung, of Cornwall Gardens, London: Letter..., 1883-1884 British Library
creatorOf Scheu, Andreas. Archives 1877-1920.
creatorOf Vol. VII (ff. 389). 1901-1906.includes:ff. 1, 2, 10, 15, 47, 100 John Stuart Stuart-Glennie, author: Correspondence, etc., with G. B. Shaw of John Stuart Stuart-Glennie: 1889-1903: Partly draft, printed and typescript.f. 3 Frederick Kerr, acto..., 1901-1906 British Library
referencedIn A. R. WALLACE PAPERS. Vol. XXVII (ff. 353). (1) Correspondence relating to socialism, the nationalisation of land, etc.; 1867-1913, n.d. ff. 1-292. (2) Correspondence relating to the opposition to vaccination; 1883-1912, n.d. ff. 293-353.includes:f. ..., 1867-1913 British Library
referencedIn Vol. IX (ff. 231). 1880-1908.includes:f. 1 Jane Alice Morris, daughter of Jane Morris: 'Record of the Secret Society': 1874.ff. 3, 36, 44, 46, 48, 50, 51, 54, 69 Prince Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin,; Russian revolutionary: Letters to Miss M. Morris..., 1880-1908 British Library
referencedIn BURNS PAPERS. Vol. LXV (ff. 206). (1) Letters to Richard Moore the Chartist from political associates; 1839-1873. Included (ff. 1-6, 8-14) are some letters, etc., 1839-1841, n.d., from Francis Place (d. 1854), apparently all to Moore except one (f. 3..., 1819-1905 British Library
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