Heinrich Garve

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Ferdinand Carl Heinrich Christian Garve (born October 5, 1845 in Hamburg ; † May 4, 1900 there ) was a German cigar worker and social democrat .

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Heinrich Garve has been writing for the Hamburg-Altonaer Volksblatt since it was founded in October 1875 . The Hamburg cooperative, which ran the socialist printing company, officially published the newspaper. Garve also took the functions as a clerk of the sheet was and was as a cashier board member of the cooperative. The political police in Hamburg saw him as a "publisher". He also worked for the social democratic court newspaper.

When the minor state of siege was declared in October 1880 , Garve had to leave Hamburg due to work at the newspaper. The editorial office relocated to Harburg , where Garve also moved. He made his apartment available as party headquarters. He then went to Lübeck for a short time and emigrated from there to the USA . Here he took American citizenship. After returning to Hamburg in 1888, he was initially only little politically active; he was denied German citizenship until 1894.

Heinrich Grave died on May 4, 1900 after a serious illness in his hometown.

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SURNAME Garve, Heinrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Garve, Ferdinand Carl Heinrich Christian
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German cigar worker and social democrat
DATE OF BIRTH October 5, 1845
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH May 4th 1900
Place of death Hamburg