Karl Wilhelm Stolle

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Karl Wilhelm Stolle (born December 19, 1842 in Frankenhausen , † March 11, 1918 in Gesau near Glauchau ) was a German social democratic politician.

Life

SPD Reichstag delegate from Saxony from 1903. Karl Wilhelm Stolle in the middle row, second from the bottom.

After attending primary school in Frankenhausen, Stolle learned gardening. He traveled as a gardener's assistant through Germany, the Netherlands , Poland and Russia . Between 1862 and 1879 he was the owner of a commercial nursery in Crimmitschau .

He joined the workers' education movement at the beginning of the 1860s . Since 1866 he was a member of the Saxon People's Party and since 1869 of the SDAP , since 1875 of the SAPD and finally the SPD . He was one of the founders of the "International Trade Union of Manufacturers, Factory and Handicraftsmen." From 1869 to 1916 he was a delegate of several social democratic party conferences.

Together with others he founded the cooperative printing company Stolle, Schlegel & Comp. This was published by the newspaper “Crimmitschauer Bürger- und Bauernfreund”. The newspaper was suppressed in the wake of the Socialist Law . This also ruined the printing shop and Stolle's nursery was also ruined. He then worked as an innkeeper in Gesau from 1880 and ran the Schönburger Hof . There he was a member of the local council between 1886 and 1907. Between 1885 and 1897 he was a member of the Saxon state parliament . After unsuccessful candidacies for the Reichstag , he was a member of parliament from the 8th to the 15th legislative period (1881 to 1918). During the First World War he rejected the politics of the party leadership and was a member of the Social Democratic Working Group in 1916 and was a member of the USPD from 1917 .

Stolle died on the morning of March 11, 1918 and was buried in Gesau on March 15 with a "funeral speech". He left behind “a wife and four children”. His gravestone in the cemetery of St. Andrew's Church , which is still preserved today, bears the inscription:

“Resting place. Auguste Stolle born Wagner born November 10, 1852; died May 20, 1922; Wilhelm Stolle. Member of the Reichstag. born December 19, 1842 died March 11, 1918 "

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  1. Church book entry 1918, p. 174 No. 10.