2026-03-11T17:06:23Zoai:socialhistoryservices.org:10622/ARCH005312020-11-03T00:00:00Ziishiish.archieven00000npcaa2200000 u 450010622/ARCH00531NL-AmISG230614i18621915nl fre dAmISGengAmISGisadgfreGuillaume, James,creator.James Guillaume Papers1862-19150.62 MetersNot restricted.Correspondence with his parents George and Susanne Guillaume, his brothers and sisters and his wife Elise Golay 1862-1864, 1868-1869; manuscripts of 'Causeries sur la révolution française (études révolutionnaires, 3ième série)' c. 1915, 'L'Association Internationale des Travailleurs et les trois procès de l'Internationale parisienne (1864-1870)' published as 'Karl Marx pangermaniste et l'Association Internationale des Travailleurs de 1864 ̉1870' Paris 1915, etc.; notes: 'Extraits de la correspondance de Marx et d'Engels'; file on his publication of 'Excursions et séjours dans les glaciers (extraits du livre Desor)' in the 'Annuaire' du Club Alpin Français; printed material, including copies of La Bataille Socialiste Paris, with articles by Guillaume 1914 and documentation used for articles.James Guillaume Papers, inventory number ..., International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam.Complete papers digitized as part of the Centrale Project 2012-2016.For reasons of protection of the original documents, only the scans are available for use.The IISH acquired this collection in 1936 from Lucien Descaves in Paris with financial support of the Centrale Arbeiders-Verzekerings- en Deposito-Bank (the Centrale). The contract was signed 5 July 1936. The collection was mentioned in the Annual Report of 1936 (p. 12-14).Born in London 1844, died in Paris 1916; socialist, later syndicalist; main organizer of the Fédération Jurassienne; pedagogical and historical writer, published Progrès, edited La Solidarité 1870-1871 and from 1871 the Bulletin de la Fédération jurassienne; together with Michail Bakunin he was excluded from the International Working Men's Association (IWMA) at the Congress in The Hague in 1872; after 1874 the virtual leader of the 'antiauthoritarian' International; went to Paris in 1878 and withdrew from the movement; editorial secretary for the Revue Pédagogique, contributed from 1877 to the 'Dictionnaire de Pédagogie' edited by Ferdinand Buisson; became a French citizen in 1889; after 1887 principal contributor to the 'Dictionnaire géographique de la France'; became active again in the time of revolutionary syndicalism; supported the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT); wrote 'L'Internationale. Documents et souvenirs'.French.Processing Information: Inventory made by Rena Fuks-Mansfeld in 2010.
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