Weitling Wilhelm (1808-1871), Fond 621, 1841-1946.

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Weitling Wilhelm (1808-1871), Fond 621, 1841-1946.

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Annotat︠s︡ii︠a︡: Zapisnai︠a︡ knizhka s zametkami o prebyvanii v Londone i svoikh vstrechakh s K. Marksom v 1849 g. (1850-1858); chernovye zapisi po klassifikat︠s︡ii flory i fauny, po grammatike i drugim voprosam ;rabota po fizike, zapisi , chertezhi po proektirovanii︠u︡, stroitelʹstvu, i︠u︡ridicheskie i finansovye dokumenty, perepiska, svi︠a︡zannai︠a︡ s zhurnalom Republik der Arbeiter,Rabochim soi︠u︡zom i delami kolonii v SSHA (1850-1859); dnevnik s avtobiograficheskimi zapisi︠a︡mi o rozhdenii deteĭ, semʹe.

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