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Mary Burns (Mary Byrne) (geboren am 29. September 1821 in Manchester; gestorben am 7. Januar 1863 ebenda), war eine irische Baumwollspinnerin und Lebenspartnerin von Friedrich Engels. Zeitweise lebte sie unter dem Pseudonym Mary Boardman
Mary Burns (29 September 1821 – 7 January 1863) was a working-class Irish woman, best known as the lifelong partner of Friedrich Engels. [5] [6] Burns was born and lived most of her life in Manchester , England.
Kurz nachdem sein Vater ihn 1843 in seine Textilfabrik nach Manchester schickte, lernte er die 20-jährige Mary Burns kennen, Tochter eines irischen Färbers. Schon 1845 fuhren sie gemeinsam nach Brüssel, wo sie an politischen Versammlungen teilnahmen.
Sie waren ein besonderes, aber kaum gewürdigtes Paar der Weltgeschichte, die irische Fabrikarbeiterin Mary Burns und der Fabrikantensohn Friedrich Engels, die gemeinsam einen Traum träumten, der ...
4. Nov. 2020 · Mary Burns died suddenly in January 1863, perhaps from a heart attack, perhaps a stroke; she was only 41, her premature death no doubt caused by the harsh conditions of her early life.
1. Aug. 2013 · And it was this Engels who, to the considerable alarm of his acquaintances, met, fell for and, for the better part of two decades, covertly lived with an Irish woman named Mary Burns. Burns’...
3. Feb. 2016 · It was news to McCrea – as it probably is to most Irish people these days – that this woman was involved in a long-term relationship with Friedrich Engels as he and Karl Marx developed and...
