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The German Workers Educational Association (GWEA) (German: Deutscher Arbeiter-Bildungs-Verein) was a London-based organisation of radical German political émigrés established in 1840 by Karl Schapper and his associates. The organisation served during its initial years as the "above-ground" arm of the underground League of the Just and later as a mass organisation of the Communist League. The organisation continued to exist for more than 75 years, eventually terminating in 1917 due to the internment of Germans in Great Britain due to World War I.

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rdfs:label	Deutscher Arbeiterbildungsverein (de) German Workers Educational Association (en)
rdfs:comment	Der Deutsche Arbeiterbildungsverein (englisch German Workers Educational Association) war ein von Mitgliedern des Bundes der Gerechten (Karl Schapper, Joseph Moll und Wilhelm Weitling u. a.) am 7. Februar 1840 in London gegründeter Arbeiterverein kommunistischer Ausrichtung. Der später in Kommunistischer Arbeiterbildungsverein umbenannte Verein galt als eine der bedeutendsten Vereinigungen emigrierter deutscher Kommunisten und Vorläufer des Bundes der Kommunisten. Er existierte bis zum Jahre 1919. Von Juni 1858 bis April 1859 gab der Verein „Die Neue Zeit. Organ der Demokratie“ heraus und von Mai bis Juli 1859 die Zeitung Das Volk. (de) The German Workers Educational Association (GWEA) (German: Deutscher Arbeiter-Bildungs-Verein) was a London-based organisation of radical German political émigrés established in 1840 by Karl Schapper and his associates. The organisation served during its initial years as the "above-ground" arm of the underground League of the Just and later as a mass organisation of the Communist League. The organisation continued to exist for more than 75 years, eventually terminating in 1917 due to the internment of Germans in Great Britain due to World War I. (en)
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has abstract	Der Deutsche Arbeiterbildungsverein (englisch German Workers Educational Association) war ein von Mitgliedern des Bundes der Gerechten (Karl Schapper, Joseph Moll und Wilhelm Weitling u. a.) am 7. Februar 1840 in London gegründeter Arbeiterverein kommunistischer Ausrichtung. Der später in Kommunistischer Arbeiterbildungsverein umbenannte Verein galt als eine der bedeutendsten Vereinigungen emigrierter deutscher Kommunisten und Vorläufer des Bundes der Kommunisten. Er existierte bis zum Jahre 1919. Von Juni 1858 bis April 1859 gab der Verein „Die Neue Zeit. Organ der Demokratie“ heraus und von Mai bis Juli 1859 die Zeitung Das Volk. (de) The German Workers Educational Association (GWEA) (German: Deutscher Arbeiter-Bildungs-Verein) was a London-based organisation of radical German political émigrés established in 1840 by Karl Schapper and his associates. The organisation served during its initial years as the "above-ground" arm of the underground League of the Just and later as a mass organisation of the Communist League. The organisation continued to exist for more than 75 years, eventually terminating in 1917 due to the internment of Germans in Great Britain due to World War I. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	C.W.E.A. Communist League Karl Schapper Carl Pfänder League of the Just D.A.B.V. DABV G.W.E.A. GWEA Deutscher Arbeiter-Bildungs-Verein Communist Workers Educational Association CWEA
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