Fuller Form of Name
Charles-Félix-César Longuet
Name Variants
Шарль Лонге; Лонге Шарль; Charles-Félix-César Longuet; Charles Félix César Longuet; Лонге, Шарль; Шарл Лонге; Շառլ Լոնգե; 沙爾·龍格; シャルル・ロンゲ; شارل لونگه شارل لونگه
Dates
1839 - 1903
Creator Type
Biographical/Historical Note
Teacher, took part in the fifth congress of the IWA, 1872, as a delegate of the French section.
French politician, journalist, communard, and translator, municipal councillor of Paris (1839–1903); member of International Workingmen's Association, Comité central républicain des Vingt arrondissements, and Commune Council; spouse of Jenny Longuet ♂
Charles Longuet, born on 14 February 1839 in Caen (Calvados) and died on 5 August 1903 in Paris, was a socialist activist, member of the International Working Men's Association, and a prominent figure in the Paris Commune, who later became Karl Marx's son-in-law by marrying his eldest daughter Jenny Marx.
Book(s) by Longuet, Charles
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| Title | Date of Publication |
|---|---|
| The Daughters of Karl Marx. Family Correspondence 1866-1898 | 1982 |
| The Hague Congress of the First International. September 2-7, 1872. Minutes and Documents | 1976 |