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Rose Lilian Witcop Aldred (9 April 1890 – 4 July 1932) was an anarchist, journalist and pioneer of birth control and sex education. She was born Rachel Vitkopski in Kiev, Ukraine to Jewish parents - Simon and Freda (Grill) - who brought her to London, England when she was five years old.
- Journalist
- 4 July 1932 (aged 42), London, England
- Rachel Vitkopsk, 9 April 1890, Kiev, Ukraine
- Milly Witkop (sister)
Rose Lilian Witcop Aldred (née le 9 avril 1890 en Ukraine, et morte le 4 juillet 1932 à Londres) est une anarchiste, journaliste et précurseure du contrôle des naissances et de l' éducation sexuelle . Biographie. Rachel Vitkopski naît le 9 avril 1890 près de Kiev, ville alors située dans l' empire russe, dans une famille aux origines juives.
Rose Lilian Witcop Aldred (9 April 1890 – 4 July 1932) was an anarchist, journalist and pioneer of birth control and sex education. She was born Rachel Vitkopski in Kiev, Ukraine to Jewish parents - Simon and Freda (Grill) - who brought her to London, England when she was five years old. Quick Facts Born, Died ... Close.
- Early Life and Period in London
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- United States
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Witkop was born Vitkopski in the Ukrainian shtetl of Zlatopol to a Jewish Ukrainian-Russian family as the oldest of four sisters. The youngest of the four, Rose, also became a well-known anarchist. In 1894, Witkop left Ukraine for London. In the decades following the 1881 assassination of Czar Alexander II, many Jews left Russia as a result of anti...
At first, the couple welcomed the February and October Revolutions in Russia, but after the Bolshevik coup they started criticizing the statism and totalitarianism of what would become the Soviet Union. In November 1918, they moved to Berlin; Rocker had been invited by Free Association of German Trade Unions (FVdG) chairman Fritz Kater to join him ...
She was not only active in the syndicalist and feminist movement, but also worked to fight racism and anti-Semitism. She was often frustrated by what she considered an unwillingness to fight anti-Semitism in the labor movement. The rise of the Nazi Party in Germany in the late 1920s greatly troubled Witkop. After the Reichstag fire in February 1933...
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1. Fishman, William J. (1974). Jewish Radicals: From Czarist Stetl to London Ghetto. New York: Pantheon Books. 2. Nelles, Dieter (2000). Anarchosyndicalism and the Sexual Reform Movement in the Weimar Republic (PDF). Socialism and Sexuality. Amsterdam. 3. Rübner, Hartmut (1994). Freiheit und Brot: Die Freie Arbeiter-Union Deutschlands (FAUD): Eine Studie zur Geschichte des Anarchosyndikalismus. Berlin: Libertad Verlag. 4. Vallance, Margaret (1973). "Rudolf Rocker – a biographical sketch". Jou...
Bianchi, Vera (2018). "Feminismus in proletarischer Praxis: Der 'Syndikalistische Frauenbund' (1920 bis 1933) und die 'Mujeres Libres' (1936 bis 1939)". Arbeit – Bewegung – Geschichte. 17(1): 27–44.Bock, Hans-Manfred (1969). Syndikalismus und Linkskommunismus von 1918 bis 1923: Ein Beitrag zur Sozial- und Ideengeschichte der frühen Weimarer Republik. Meisenheim am Glan: Verlag Anton Hain.Frost, Ginger S. (2008). Living in Sin: Cohabiting as husband and wife in nineteenth-century England. Manchester: Manchester University Press.Graur, Mina (1997). An Anarchist Rabbi: The Life and Teachings of Rudolf Rocker. New York: St. Martin's Press.- Fermin Rocker
- Rose Witcop (sister)
- Anarcho-syndicalist writings and activism
- Rudolf Rocker
Aldred worked closely with his partner Rose Witcop (9 April 1890 – 4 July 1932), a pioneer of birth control and sister of Milly Witkop (who was, in turn, partner of anarchist Rudolf Rocker).
27. Okt. 2016 · When I first came across the name Rose Witcop I was amazed to discover that a female Russian anarchist was advocating feminism and pioneering the cause of birth control from Shepherds Bush over a hundred years ago. Rose (originally Rachel Vitkopski) was born an orthodox Jew to Freda and Shimon Vitkopski on 9th April 1890…
Rose Lilian Witcop Aldred (9 April 1890 – 4 July 1932) was an anarchist, journalist and pioneer of birth control and sex education. She was born Rachel Vitkopski in Kiev, Ukraine to Jewish parents - Simon and Freda (Grill) - who brought her to London, England when she was five years old. She died on 4 July 1932 in St George's Hospital, London ...
