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Jenny Caroline Longuet, geborene Marx (* 1. Mai 1844 in Paris; † 11. Januar 1883 in Argenteuil ), war die älteste Tochter von Jenny und Karl Marx. Sie war die „Lieblingstochter“ von Marx. [1] . Ihre Geschwister waren Laura, Charles Louis Henri Edgar, Heinrich Edward Guy (Guido; Föxchen), Jenny Eveline Francis (Franziska) und Jenny Julia Eleanor .
Jenny Caroline Marx Longuet (1 May 1844 – 11 January 1883) was the eldest daughter of Jenny von Westphalen Marx and Karl Marx. Briefly a political journalist writing under the pen name J. Williams, Longuet taught language classes and had a family of five sons and a daughter before her death to cancer at the age of 38.
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Jenny Caroline Longuet, geborene Marx (* 1. Mai 1844 in Paris; † 11. Januar 1883 in Argenteuil ), war die älteste Tochter von Jenny und Karl Marx. Sie war die „Lieblingstochter“ von Marx. Ihre Geschwister waren Laura, Charles Louis Henri Edgar, Heinrich Edward Guy (Guido; Föxchen), Jenny Eveline Francis (Franziska) und Jenny Julia Eleanor.
Jenny Longuet, Nee Marx. by. Frederick Engels. Jenny, the eldest daughter of Karl Marx, died at Argenteuil near Paris on January 11. About eight years ago she married Charles Longuet a former member of the Paris Commune and at present co-editor of the Justice .
English: Jenny Caroline Marx Longuet (Jennychen) (1844-1883), daughter of Jenny von Westphalen and Karl Marx, was a socialist activist. She wrote for the socialist press in France in the 1860s. She married Paris Commune veteran Charles Longuet on 2 October 1872. She was the mother of five boys and a daughter.
(W) Jenny Caroline Longuet, geborene Marx (* 1. Mai 1844 in Paris; † 11. Januar 1883 in Argenteuil), war die älteste Tochter von Jenny und Karl Marx. Sie war die „Lieblingstochter“ von Marx. (...) Bereits als Dreizehnjährige beschäftigte sich Jenny Marx mit griechischer Geschichte und der Schauspielerei. Ähnlich wie bei ihrer ...
Jenny, the eldest daughter of Karl Marx, died at Argenteuil near Paris on January 11. About eight years ago she married Charles Longuet, a former member of the Paris Commune and at present co-editor of the Justice. [1]
