Gerhard Hildebrand

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Gerhard Hildebrand (* 1877 ) was a German journalist and from 1903 a member of the SPD . His main work was the book The Shake of Industrial Rule and Industrial Socialism , published in 1910 , in which he doubted, among other things, that an economy should be completely socialized, emphasized the importance of agricultural production and advocated the acquisition of colonies . Since this ran counter to the strictly socialist and anti-imperialist course of the SPD, he was expelled from the party on September 16, 1912 at the party congress in Chemnitz for gross violation of the principles of the party program . Among his defenders were Eduard Bernstein and Wolfgang Heine . Hildebrand stressed that he would remain a Social Democrat despite the exclusion and continued to represent his positions in journalism.

Works

  • The shock of industrial domination and industrial socialism. Fischer, Jena 1910.
  • Socialist foreign policy: reflections on the world political situation on the occasion of the Morocco dispute. Diederichs, Jena 1911.
  • The liberation of the worker and of work. Berlin 1920.
Essays
  • What is colonization? In: Socialist monthly books . 13 = 15 (1909), No. 1, pp. 31-36.
  • Preliminary questions of colonization. In: Socialist monthly books. 13 = 15 (1909), No. 6, pp. 352-356.
  • World political balance. In: Socialist monthly books. 13 = 15 (1909), issue 11, pp. [683] - 688
  • Colonial comparisons. In: Socialist monthly books. 13 = 15 (1909), No. 15, pp. 949-954.
  • Tropical Africa in the world economy. In: Socialist monthly books. 13 = 15 (1909), issue 21, pp. 1358-1364.
  • White settlement in tropical countries. In: Socialist monthly books. 14 = 16 (1910), No. 3, pp. 162-168.
  • Colonization and culture. In: Socialist monthly books. 14 = 16 (1910), No. 5, pp. 293-302.
  • Australasian puzzles. In: Socialist monthly books. 14 = 16 (1910), No. 9, pp. 555-564.
  • The cotton question. In: Socialist monthly books. 14 = 16 (1910), No. 10, pp. 627-635.
  • African cotton. In: Socialist monthly books. 14 = 16 (1910), No. 12, pp. 742-750.
  • The amendment of party congress resolutions. In: Socialist monthly books. 14 = 16 (1910), issue 19/20, pp. 1238-1244.
  • The development of Persia and the interests of the German working class. In: Socialist monthly books. 14 = 16 (1910), issue 23, pp. [1473] - 1478
  • The development of German imports and their importance. In: Socialist monthly books. 15 = 17 (1911), No. 1, pp. 28-33.
  • The boom in Russian industry. In: Socialist monthly books. 15 = 17 (1911), No. 2, pp. 106-114.
  • What does the Canada-North American trade agreement mean? In: Socialist monthly books. 15 = 17 (1911), No. 4, pp. 232-240.
  • Between America and England. In: Socialist monthly books. 15 = 17 (1911), No. 6, pp. 372-381.
  • Socialism, moral awareness and religion. In: Socialist monthly books. 15 = 17 (1911), No. 10, pp. 627-636.
  • The British Imperial Conference. In: Socialist monthly books. 15 = 17 (1911), No. 13, pp. 832-841.
  • German interests abroad. In: Socialist monthly books. 15 = 17 (1911), issue 18/20, pp. 1218-1225.
  • For gross violation of the principles of the party program. In: Socialist monthly books. 16 = 18 (1912), issue 9, pp. [523] - 531
  • The development of the productive forces as the pivot of social democratic politics. In: Socialist monthly books. 16 = 18 (1912), No. 11, pp. 661-675.
  • Why I am and will remain a social democrat. In: Socialist monthly books. 16 = 18 (1912), issue 21, pp. 1282-1289.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hermann Molkenbuhr: workers leader, parliamentarian, party veteran. Oldenbourg Verlag, 2000, ISBN 3-486-56424-2 , p. 177 ( limited preview in the Google book search).
  2. Socialist monthly issue 9th, May 9th 1912.
  3. Socialist monthly issue, issue 21, October 16, 1913.
  4. Why I am and will remain a social democrat. In: Socialist monthly books. 16 = 18 (1912), issue 21, pp. 1282-1289.