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Max Kayser (politician)

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473:, Kayser found himself excluded from many German towns and cities on political grounds between 1881 and 1884. There were times when he was unable to find accommodation and was forced to spend the night in a railway wagon. He faced a number of court trials in connection with alleged breaches of press laws, in connection with which he was sentenced, in aggregate, to more than 18 months in jails. 493:, concerning the working and living conditions of the so-called proletariat, urban industrial workers. He robustly rejected solution involving private insurance as a matter of principal, believing that individuals should not profit from the misfortunes of others: insurance must be a matter for the state. He used the opportunities afforded by his membership of 28: 196:, and evidently benefited from a conventional "middle-class" school education, indicate that the family was, by the standards of those times, financially secure. He was born into a Jewish family, but subsequently identified as a so-called "religious dissident" (without a faith). On leaving school he undertook an apprenticeship in business at 485:
left in Europe, Kayser was the only Social Democrat in the Reichstag to vote in support of the Bismarck government's programme of "protective tariffs" in 1879, explaining that although he knew tariffs would not eliminate unemployment, he believed that they might go some way to mitigate its impact. Kayser was sharply critical of
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Max Kayser was married with at least one child: his son was also called Max Kayser. Although there are various references in sources to his family, there are few details. It is known that he had siblings. His younger brother, Richard Kayser, became a distinguished physician specialising in head
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remained deeply concerned by the rise of socialism, and while Kayser remained active as a journalists through the mid-1970s, by the time the Leipzig version of "VorwÀrts" had been placed under a ban by the authorities in October 1878, most of the papers for which he wrote had either suffered, or
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together produced a "circular letter", addressed to the Social Democratic parliamentary leadership in which, at characteristic length, they railed against "Max Kayser's conduct in the Reichstag". At a time when the benefits of free trade were an article of faith across the traditional political
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Max Kayser. In: Franz Osterroth: Biographisches Lexikon des Sozialismus. Band I. Verstorbene Persönlichkeiten. J. H. W., Dietz Nachf., Hannover 1960, pp. 159–160. (The source gives Kayser's birth year as 1855, which appears to be an error. Other sources give it as
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Max Kayser had spent many years under close police surveillance, and his funeral celebrations followed the same pattern. As the security services looked on, more than 3,000 mourners accompanied his coffin on its slow progress along the Lohestraße to
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Eine Zeitreise durch die Straßennamen Dresdens ... Deutsches Kulturerbe im Spiegel der Dresdner Straßennamen: RĂŒckkehr zu den kulturellen und historischen Wurzeln als Folge demokratischer VerĂ€nderungen nach der Wiedervereinigung
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and from the way in which major issues that had formerly divided the two Socialist associations - most shrilly over the geographical extent of a theoretical future united German state - had been set to rest by
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Dieter Fricke: Die Deutsche Arbeiterbewegung 1869–1914. Ein Handbuch ĂŒber ihre Organisation und TĂ€tigkeit im Klassenkampf. Dietz Verlag, Berlin 1976, pp. 33, 97, 117, 124, 152, 380–381, 388, 551, 556–557.
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During 1887 Kayser fell gravely sick with a throat illness which some sources identify as a cancer of the larynx. He died "as a consequence of a larynx operation" at Breslau on 30 March 1888.
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co-editor with the "Demokratische Zeitung" (newspaper) between 1871 and the publication's collapse in July 1873. Immediately after that, Kayser's contributuions began to appear in the
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Zirkularbrief an Bebel, Liebknecht, Bracke u.a. .... Werke. (Karl) Dietz Verlag, Berlin. Band 19, 4. Auflage 1973, unverÀnderter Nachdruck der 1. Auflage 1962, Berlin/DDR. pp. 150-166
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Im Kampf um den revolutionĂ€ren Charakter der proletarischen Partei. Briefe fĂŒhrender deutscher ArbeiterfunktionĂ€re Dezember 1884 bis Juni 1885. Dietz Verlag, Berlin 1977, p. 416.
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Theodor MĂŒller (compiler-editor): 45 FĂŒhrer aus den AnfĂ€ngen und dem Heldenzeitalter der Breslauer Sozialdemokratie. Robert Hermann, Breslau 1925, p. 64–66.
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Within the Social Democratic parliamentary group Kayser was regarded by party comrades (and other observers) as the most right-wing of their members.
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Peter Rassow (editor-compiler); Karl Erich Born (editor-compiler); Hans Joachim Henning (editor-compiler); Florian Tennstedt (editor-compiler) (2008).
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reluctantly retired and the laws were not renewed, the authorities succeeded in deferring but not in preventing the political advance of what became
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Anleitung zur Diagnose und Therapie der Kehlkopf-, Nasen- und Ohrenkrankheiten. Vorlesungen gehalten in Fortbildungskursen fĂŒr praktische Aerzte
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Eckhard Hansen (author-compiler); Florian Tennstedt (author-compiler); Dirk Hainbuch (author-compiler); Karin Christl (author-compiler) (2010).
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Ursula Hermann (Hrsg.): August und Julie Bebel. Briefe einer Ehe. J. H. W. Dietz Nachfolger, Bonn 1997, pp. 490, 497, 652. ISBN 3-8012-0243-7.
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Kayser was a regular participant at the early social democratic "party" congresses. Between 22 and 27 May 1875 he attended the so-called
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Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Dietz - Verleger der Sozialdemokraten : biographische AnnĂ€herung an ein politisches Leben
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George Strachey (writer of this report-letter); James Retallack (compiler-editor) (13 November 1874).
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Kayser, Max: Redakteur, * 9.5.1853 in Tarnowitz (Schlesien); † 29.3.1888 in Breslau; jĂŒd./diss.; ∞ ja
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While still in Breslau, his involvement as an executive member of the city's "Business association" (
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group in the assembly, and one of the youngest members of the Reichstag. Under the terms of the
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Arno Herzig (author); Bert Becker (compiler-editor); Horst Lademacher (compiler-editor) (2000).
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passed by the government in 1878 and regularly modified during the ensuing twelve years until
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Politics and Free Religion in the 1860s and 1870s: The Democratic Movement .... Footnote 78
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Disintegration and recovery .... The new role of Social Democratic Parliamentarianism
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Max Kayer (1853-1888), Der erste jĂŒdische Abgeordnete der deutschen Arbeiterbewegung
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The last Party Congress which Max Kayser attended as a delegate was thate held at
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at Gotha. This was noteworthy, in particular as the occasion on which the
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Quellensammlung zur Geschichte der deutschen Sozialpolitik 1867 bis 1914
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George Strachey to Earl of Derby, No. 38 Dresden .... Freedom of Speech
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electoral district, in a heavily industrialised region of southern
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political journalist-commentator and politician. Between
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and 1887 he served as an unusually youthful member of the
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The outlawed party: Social Democracy in Germany 1878-1890
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and neck treatment and surgery. His business partner,
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else were undergoing, the same fate, falling foul of the
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as a paid agitator. During 1874 Kaiser relocated from
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In April 1880 he co-founded "Max Kayser & Cie.", a
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Between August 1873 and May 1874 Kayser worked for the
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Still aged just 26, he was the youngest in the little
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Members of the International Workingmen's Association
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Index


Tarnowitz
Upper Silesia
Prussia
Breslau (as WrocƂaw was then known)
Lower Silesia
Prussia
Germany
the Reichstag
SDAP
SAP
SPD
German
Social Democratic
1878
German "Reichstag" ("National Parliament")
Germany
Bismarck
Anti-Socialist Laws
Tarnowitz
1944/45
Upper Silesia
Prussia (and later of Germany)
1742
1945
"Gymnasium" (secondary school)
Breslau (as WrocƂaw was then known)
wholesaling/retailing
"National Economics" ("Nationalökonomie" / "Volkswirtschaftslehre")
Berlin

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