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Mary Harris Jones

Vereinigte Staaten · Schriftsteller · Lebte 1830 bis 1930 · im Alter von 100

Mary Harris Jones wird in 60 Sprachen etwa 343 Mal am Tag gelesen.

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Mary Harris „Mother“ Jones (* vermutlich um den 1. August 1837, nach eigenen Angaben am 1. Mai 1830 in Cork, Irland; † 30. November 1930 in Silver Spring, Maryland) war eine US-amerikanische Führerin der Arbeiter- und Gewerkschaftsbewegung.

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AktivistenSchriftsteller / AutorLiteratureActivism19th Century

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1930Gestorben30. November 19301920“If you ever saw a policeman with a club in his hand, I want to ask you, did you ever see that policeman club a millionaire?”Eigene Worte15. August 1920Speech in Princeton, WV. (15 August 1920)

“The old condition is passing away. The new dawn of another civilized nation is breaking into the lives of the human race.”Eigene Worte20. Juni 1920Speech in Williamson, WV. (20 June 1920)

1919“I don't care about political parties. I went down to the Greenback parties, to the Populist party, in fact I went through them all.”Eigene Worte6. April 1919Speech in Peoria, Illinois, 6 April 1919. The Speeches and Writings of Mother Jones, Edited by Edward M. Steel

“Look at this watch of mine. Two hands there, nice looking, but let me take the hands out and it will be no good.”Eigene Worte6. April 1919Speech in Peoria, Illinois, 6 April 1919. The Speeches and Writings of Mother Jones, Edited by Edward M. Steel

1903“And why were these things done?”Eigene WorteRegarding the military violence against the miners in the 1903 Cripple Creek strike, part of the Colorado Labor Wars.

1830Geboren1. Mai 1830

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In ihren eigenen Worten 10

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10 Aussagen, neueste zuerst

  1. If you ever saw a policeman with a club in his hand, I want to ask you, did you ever see that policeman club a millionaire?

    15. Aug. 1920, Speech in Princeton, WV. (15 August 1920), Eigene Worte

  2. The old condition is passing away. The new dawn of another civilized nation is breaking into the lives of the human race.

    20. Juni 1920, Speech in Williamson, WV. (20 June 1920), Eigene Worte

  3. I don't care about political parties. I went down to the Greenback parties, to the Populist party, in fact I went through them all.

    6. Apr. 1919, Speech in Peoria, Illinois, 6 April 1919. The Speeches and Writings of Mother Jones, Edited by Edward M. Steel, Eigene Worte

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Labor Hall of Honor1992
National Women's Hall of Fame1984

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Lebte 1830 bis 1930 · im Alter von 100

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