The Second Revolution: The Council Movement in Berlin 1919–20: Historical Materialism Book Series, cartea 284
Autor Axel Weipert Traducere de Maciej Zurowskien Limba Engleză Hardback – 17 mai 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004337084
ISBN-10: 9004337083
Pagini: 480
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Historical Materialism Book Series
ISBN-10: 9004337083
Pagini: 480
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Historical Materialism Book Series
Notă biografică
Axel Weipert</>, Dr. phil., born 1980, editorial member of the periodical Arbeit-Bewegung-Geschichte. In 2013 his monograph Das Rote Berlin. A History of the Berlin Labour Movement 1830–1934 was published (2nd edition 2019). He is the editor of several volumes dedicated to labour history; 2020 saw the publication of a volume that he co-edited: Eine zweite Revolution? Das Frühjahr 1919 in Deutschland und Europa.
Cuprins
Foreword to the English Edition
About the Author
Abbreviations
Introduction
The Subject, Its Historical Context and Its Significance
The Present State of Research
Methodology and Sources
1 The March 1919 General Strike in Berlin
The Course of Events – a Brief Outline
Strikes in the Other Regions
Objectives of the Leadership and Measures Taken
Cross-Regional Coordination
Pressure from Below: The Rank and File of the Movement
Official Strike Demands
Scope and Capacity for Mobilisation
Organisation of the Strike Movement
Citizens’ Council and General Strike
The Role of the Media
Street Fighting during the Strike
The Response of the Governments
Interim Conclusion
2 The Demonstration outside the Reichstag on 13 January 1920
The Opposition Is Forming
The Course of Events at the Demonstration
Consequences
Contradictory Interpretations
The Role of the Security Police and Military
Interim Conclusion
3 The Kapp-Lüttwitz Putsch and the Council Movement
Starting Shot from the Right: The Putsch
Backlash from the Left: The General Strike in Germany and Berlin
Workers’ Organisations: For and against the Councils
A Second Spring for the Councils? Reconstruction and Activities
Interim Conclusion
4 The Revolutionary Central Office of Factory Councils
Foundation and Organisational Structure
Programme
Rivalry with the Trade Unions
Interim Conclusion
5 Pupil Councils
A Special Case: Gustav Wyneken’s Attempt at Reform
The Starting Point: Vocational Schools and the Youth Workers’ Movement
Structure of the Pupil Councils
The School Strike in the Summer of 1919
Relationship to the ‘Actual’ Council Movement
Interim Conclusion
6 Unemployed Councils
Unemployment in Berlin
Organisational Development of the Unemployed Councils
Objectives and Activities
Relations with the Other Sections of the Workers’ Movement
Interim Conclusion
7 The ‘Political Council of Intellectual Workers’
8 Women and the Council Movement
Contemporary Reflections on the Integration of Women into the Councils
Women in Council Practice
Interim Conclusion
9 The Council Policies of the Left Parties and Trade Unions
Origins and Contents of Article 165 of the Weimar Constitution and of the Factory Councils Act
Free Trade Unions: General German Trade Union Federation, DMV and AfA
SPD
KPD
USPD
Interim Conclusion
10 Summary and Conclusion
Aims and Concepts
Organisational Structures
Modes of Action
Relationship to the State
Council Movement and Revolution
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
Abbreviations
Introduction
The Subject, Its Historical Context and Its Significance
The Present State of Research
Methodology and Sources
1 The March 1919 General Strike in Berlin
The Course of Events – a Brief Outline
Strikes in the Other Regions
Objectives of the Leadership and Measures Taken
Cross-Regional Coordination
Pressure from Below: The Rank and File of the Movement
Official Strike Demands
Scope and Capacity for Mobilisation
Organisation of the Strike Movement
Citizens’ Council and General Strike
The Role of the Media
Street Fighting during the Strike
The Response of the Governments
Interim Conclusion
2 The Demonstration outside the Reichstag on 13 January 1920
The Opposition Is Forming
The Course of Events at the Demonstration
Consequences
Contradictory Interpretations
The Role of the Security Police and Military
Interim Conclusion
3 The Kapp-Lüttwitz Putsch and the Council Movement
Starting Shot from the Right: The Putsch
Backlash from the Left: The General Strike in Germany and Berlin
Workers’ Organisations: For and against the Councils
A Second Spring for the Councils? Reconstruction and Activities
Interim Conclusion
4 The Revolutionary Central Office of Factory Councils
Foundation and Organisational Structure
Programme
Rivalry with the Trade Unions
Interim Conclusion
5 Pupil Councils
A Special Case: Gustav Wyneken’s Attempt at Reform
The Starting Point: Vocational Schools and the Youth Workers’ Movement
Structure of the Pupil Councils
The School Strike in the Summer of 1919
Relationship to the ‘Actual’ Council Movement
Interim Conclusion
6 Unemployed Councils
Unemployment in Berlin
Organisational Development of the Unemployed Councils
Objectives and Activities
Relations with the Other Sections of the Workers’ Movement
Interim Conclusion
7 The ‘Political Council of Intellectual Workers’
8 Women and the Council Movement
Contemporary Reflections on the Integration of Women into the Councils
Women in Council Practice
Interim Conclusion
9 The Council Policies of the Left Parties and Trade Unions
Origins and Contents of Article 165 of the Weimar Constitution and of the Factory Councils Act
Free Trade Unions: General German Trade Union Federation, DMV and AfA
SPD
KPD
USPD
Interim Conclusion
10 Summary and Conclusion
Aims and Concepts
Organisational Structures
Modes of Action
Relationship to the State
Council Movement and Revolution
Bibliography
Index