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Browder's paternal grandfather Earl Browder was born in Kansas in 1891. He was a radical and had lived in the Soviet Union for several years from 1927 and married Raisa Berkman, a Jewish Russian woman while living there.
Verwandte Dokumente zum Thema "Earl Browder" Dokument Urteil gegen Paul Merker Nach zweieinhalb Jahren Untersuchungshaft wurde der SED-Funktionär Paul Merker 1955 vom Obersten Gericht der DDR zu einer achtjährigen Zuchthausstrafe verurteilt, weil er angeblich staatsfeindliche Verbindungen unterhalten habe.
Browderism refers to the variant of Marxism–Leninism developed in the 1940s by American communist politician Earl Browder, who led the Communist Party USA (CPUSA) from 1930 to 1945. Characterized by deviations from orthodox Marxist–Leninist policies and principles, it sought to revise Marxism to align the party with mainstream American ...
Bill Browder. Bill Browder (2011) William Felix „Bill“ Browder (* 23. April 1964 in Chicago) ist ein britischer Unternehmer und Menschenrechtsaktivist. Er ist Mitbegründer und CEO der Fondsgesellschaft Hermitage Capital Management. Browder gilt seit 2007 als scharfer Kritiker der Politik des russischen Staatspräsidenten Wladimir Putin .
Leader of the American Communist Party (CPUSA) during the movement's heyday, Earl Russell Browder was born into an impoverished, radicalized Wichita, Kansas, family on May 20, 1891. Forced to leave school before completing third grade, he rose eventually to become an accountant, while wandering around Kansas City leftist movements.
15. Juni 2021 · Prison photo of Earl Browder, December 1917. Earl Russell Browder (May 20, 1891 – June 27, 1973) was an American political activist, anti-Fourth internationalist and Chairman of the Communist Party of America from 1934 to 1945.
Earl Russell Browder, Kansas born Communist leader, was convicted of passport fraud in federal court today and was sentenced to four years in prison and fined $2,000. The jury of eleven men and a young woman deliberated only forty-five minutes after hearing Browder himself plead for his freedom for more than an hour.
