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Weitling may
refer to: Günter
Weitling (born 1935), a
Lutheran theologian and author.
Wilhelm Weitling (1808–1871), German-born
radical political theorist...
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Wilhelm Christian Weitling (German: [ˈvaɪ̯tlɪŋ];
October 5, 1808 –
January 25, 1871) was a
German tailor, inventor,
radical political activist and one...
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Helmuth Otto
Ludwig Weidling (2
November 1891 – 17
November 1955) was a
German three-star
general during the
Second World War. He was the last commander...
- Dissing+
Weitling is an
architecture and
design practice in Copenhagen, Denmark. The
founders and
namesakes Hans
Dissing and Otto
Weitling founded the...
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socialism produced the
communist work of Étienne
Cabet in
France and
Wilhelm Weitling in Germany.
British moral philosopher John
Stuart Mill
discussed a form...
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socialism produced the
communist work of Étienne
Cabet in
France and
Wilhelm Weitling in Germany.
While liberal democrats looked to the
Revolutions of 1848 as...
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revolutionaries of the 19th
century such as
William Godwin (1756–1836) and
Wilhelm Weitling (1808–1871)
would contribute to the
anarchist doctrines of the next generation...
- Günter
Weitling (1935-2024) was a
Lutheran theologian, historian, and author.
Weitling was born in Haderslev,
Haderslev County, Denmark.
After graduating...
- and "civic virtue".[citation needed]
Wilhelm Weitling was the most
prominent leader in the movement.
Weitling denounced private property and
money as a source...
- been
founded in 1837 but had
recently disbanded.
Influenced by
Wilhelm Weitling, the
Communist League was an
international society of
proletarian revolutionaries...
