Zetkin, Clara — nee Eissner (1857 1933) Marxist and feminist; one of the few radicals to hold an SPD office. She was born in Niederau, a village near Chemnitz. Her father was a Jewish schoolteacher; her mother awakened Clara s interest in women s* rights.… … Historical dictionary of Weimar Republik
Zetkin, Clara — orig. Clara Eissner born July 5, 1857, Wiederau, Saxony died June 20, 1933, Arkhangelskoye, Russia, U.S.S.R. German communist leader. She joined the Social Democratic Party in 1881, and she later married a Russian revolutionary exile, Ossip… … Universalium
Zetkin, Clara — (1857–1933) Born in Saxony, Zetkin was one of the foremost figures in the German workers’ movement, and an activist in the campaign for women’s rights. Zetkin had her political baptism as a member of the German Social Democrat Party (SPD),… … Historical dictionary of Marxism
Clara Zetkin — in den 1920er Jahren, während ihrer Zeit als Reichstagsabgeordnete Clara Josephine Zetkin, geb. Eißner (* 5. Juli 1857 in Wiederau, Amtshauptmannschaft Rochlitz, Königreich Sachsen; † 20. Juni 1933 in Archangelskoje, Oblast Moskau, Sowjetunion),… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Clara Zetkin — y Rosa de Luxemburgo en 1910 … Wikipedia Español
ZETKIN (C.) — ZETKIN CLARA (1857 1933) Née à Wiederau dans une famille d’instituteurs polonais, Clara Eisner (devenue, après son mariage, Clara Zetkin) est élève au collège d’enseignement pour jeunes filles de Leipzig, où elle subit l’influence du féministe… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Zetkin — (Clara Eisner, M me Ossip Zetkin) (1857 1933) révolutionnaire allemande; cofondatrice du Parti communiste allemand … Encyclopédie Universelle
Clara Zetkin — Stamp of the GDR … Wikipedia
Clara Müller-Jahnke — Gedenkstein am Haus Lassallestr 67, in Berlin Wilhelmshagen … Deutsch Wikipedia
Clarà — ► sustantivo femenino 1 ZOOLOGÍA Parte transparente, blanquecina y líquida, de naturaleza albuminoidea, que rodea la yema del huevo de las aves: ■ el médico le ha prescrito las claras en la dieta, pero le prohíbe las yemas. 2 Parte de la cabeza… … Enciclopedia Universal
