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The German Socialist Triumph
O. G. V. | October 19, 1918 issue

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Perhaps only one who lived in Germany in early eighties can fully appreciate the significance of the revolution which has taken place in that country, of which the most striking sign is the admission to the Ministry of three Social Democrats, Philipp Scheidemann, Eduard David, and Gustav Bauer — the first two as Ministers without port- folio. In those days Socialists were ranked with anarchists, as so many ignorant Americans rank them today. But more than that, there were in existence the Bismarckian anti- Socialist laws enacted as a result of an attempt to assassinate an Emperor.

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GERMANY -- Politics & government; DAVID, Eduard; SCHEIDEMANN, Philipp; BAUER, Gustav; SOCIALISTS; GERMANY
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