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Friedrich Radszuweit (15
April 1876 – 15
March 1932) was a
German manager, publisher, and
author and LGBT activist, who was of
major importance to the...
- 1925
Radszuweit purged Blätter für
Menschenrecht of adverti****ts and sent it
without an
additional cost to all
members of the BfM.
Radszuweit collected...
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Weimar Germany,
published from 1930
until 1932 in Berlin.
Published by the
Radszuweit publishing house, it is
believed to be the
first transvestite magazine...
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abbreviated as BfM), run by ****
activist and
publisher Friedrich Radszuweit. The Bund was an
organization for homo****uals
which had a
membership of...
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leader Helene Stöcker
became a
prominent figure in the movement.
Friedrich Radszuweit published LGBT
literature and
magazines in
Berlin (e.g., Die Freundin)...
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Committee and by the
organisation Bund für
Menschenrecht by
Friedrich Radszuweit and Karl Schulz,
Gerber founded the
Society for
Human Rights (SHR) in...
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notable transgender rights activists of the
period include Friedrich Radszuweit, a
publisher and
author who
founded the Bund für
Menschenrecht (Federation...
- of his photographs, 6,000
magazine issues, and many books.
Friedrich Radszuweit's company was
subjected to
similar raids.
During the **** takeover, German–Jewish...
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Committee and by the
organisation Bund für
Menschenrecht by
Friedrich Radszuweit and Karl
Schulz in Berlin. It was the
first recognized ****
rights organization...
- Röhm's
private life
should remain private. Both the WhK and
Friedrich Radszuweit, the
leader of the
League of
Human Rights,
criticized the SPD for exploiting...
