Die kolonialen Bestrebungen der imperialistischen deutschen Bourgeoisie und ihre Reaktion auf Forderungen nach Freiheit für Afrika 1917 - 1933

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Nachlass Höpp
Nachlass Höpp >> Arabische Begegnungen mit dem Nationalsozialismus >> Muslime in Deutschland >> Berliner Vereinsleben vor 1933
Im Ordner Treffpunkt Berlin
Deutsche Kolonialpolitik vom Ende des ersten Weltkrieges zur Machtübernahme der NSDAP
Bewegungen gegen Imperialismus
Seiten: 41
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Personen: Thomas Woodrow Wilson; Vladimir Lenin; Wilhelm Solf; Friedrich Ebert; Philipp Scheidemann; Johannes Bell; Gabriel Angoulvant; Albert Hahl; Theodor Seitz; Heinrich Schnee; Dr. Meyer-Gerhard; Ernst Thälmann; Bernhard Denburg; Alfred Mansfeld

Schlagwort: Imperialismus; Weimarer Republik; II. Gesamtrussische Sowjetkongress; Vierzehn Punkte; Versailler Vertrag; Revisionismus; Völkerbund; Koloniale Reichsarbeitgemeinschaft (KORAG); Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft (DKG); Deutscher Kolonialkongress 1924; KPD; Liga gegen koloniale Unterdrückung; Nationalismus; Alldeutscher Verband; Internationaler Kongress gegen Kolonialismus 1927; Kolonial Revue (Zeitschrift); Antiimperialistische Liga; Liga für die rechte der afrikanischen Völker; Treffpunkt Berlin

Provenienz: Nachlass Höpp

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