The Development of the Social and Political Thought of Anton Pannekoek 1873-1960

Anton Pannekoek in the middle as chairman of his student association

The Development of the Social and Political Thought of Anton Pannekoek, 1873-1960: from social democracy to council communism. A thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the University of Toronto by Marinus Antonius M. Boekelman. Source: Antonie Pannekoek Archives

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Marinus Boekelman

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