Новости юджин дебс

Eugene Debs made his famous anti-war speech protesting World War I which was raging in Europe.

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His totals jumped to around 402,000 votes ; in 1908, he returned with 420,000 votes , losing to Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft , respectively. Debs fell short once again, but his total ballooned to more than 900,000 votes —6 percent of the popular vote. It would be another eight years before his fifth and final presidential campaign—arguably one of the strangest the country has seen. The profit system is responsible for it all. Debs traveled across the Northeast to speak to his base of frustrated workers looking for a unifying voice against war. On April 6, 1917, the United States officially declared war against Germany. Debs knew the risks he was taking with his anti-war crusade, but he continued throughout the Midwest, culminating in a speech at a Socialist Party gathering in Canton, Ohio, on June 16, 1918. For two hours, the impassioned orator made his case, criticizing everything from the war to the Sedition Act to the military draft.

The master class has had all to gain and nothing to lose, while the subject class has had nothing to gain and all to lose—especially their lives. The jury found him guilty on three counts of violating the Espionage and Sedition acts.

Власти отправили его в тюрьму, приговорив к десяти годам заключения. Рабочие же помогали Дебсу прямо из тюрьмы вести президентскую кампанию — и мало какой заключенный в истории США имел такой бурный политический успех! Кто же такой этот Юджин Дебс, один из создателей самого воинственного профсоюза Америки «Индустриальные рабочие мира», «почти коммунист», шестикратный кандидат в президенты США, он же — «заключенный номер 9653»? Его родители, эмигранты из Эльзаса, имели небольшой магазинчик в одном из многочисленных маленьких городков «одноэтажной Америки». Городок находился в штате Индиана и звался Терре-Хот, но к чему подробности?

Правда, Дебса явно не прельщала перспектива просидеть всю жизнь в конторе. В 14 лет он бросил школу и пошел работать на железную дорогу. Вначале чистил локомотивы в депо, затем малевал дорожные знаки, и наконец, несколько лет спустя, юноше доверили настоящее дело — он стал кочегаром. Локомотивная обслуга — бравые ребята, элита железнодорожных рабочих, доллар за смену, немалые по тем временам деньги, но и работа опасная. Аварии на железных дорогах тогда случались регулярно, и счет смертям рабочих шел на десятки. Как ни нравилась Дебсу такая жизнь, ему пришлось пожалеть мать, измученную постоянной тревогой за сына. Спустя несколько лет молодой человек возвращается в родной город, где ему подыскали работу клерка с перспективами карьерного роста.

Мало радости в такой жизни! Дебс активно занимается самообразованием, но конторская работа гнетет его, а железная дорога манит обратно. Вскоре жизнь предложила Дебсу неплохой компромисс: его разыскали бывшие сослуживцы и пригласили на работу в общество локомотивной обслуги «Братство кочегаров и машинистов». Это был классический для тогдашней Америки цеховой профсоюз, устроенный по принципам масонской ложи. Опыт клерка Дебсу пригодится — равно как и знания, которые он жадно глотал в перерывах между сменами на железной дороге, и природная харизма. Скоро он станет весомой фигурой и в профсоюзе, и в политической жизни своего городка и даже штата. Двадцати пяти лет от роду он будет секретарем мэрии Терре-Хота, а несколькими годами позже попадет в ассамблею Индианы.

Примерно в то же время Дебс станет одним из первых лиц профсоюза. В 1877 году Америку потрясла Великая железнодорожная стачка. В течение 45 дней движение поездов парализовано в нескольких штатах, горят железнодорожные конторы, на улицах городов проходят кровавые стычки рабочих с полицейскими. Виной тому было резкое сокращение зарплат железнодорожников: отрасль была в кризисе, и хозяева предсказуемо решили сэкономить на работниках. В итоге железнодорожные компании понесли миллионные убытки, но несколько десятков семей рабочих остались без кормильцев, а Америка долго отходила от шока, вспоминая бойню на улицах своих городов. Глядя на кровавые события в стране, Дебс, на тот момент один из лидеров «Братства кочегаров», забастовку решительно осудил — в тонах, которые сделали бы честь самому махровому охранителю: «Забастовка в настоящее время означает анархию и революцию... Поощряет ли наш союз забастовщиков?

На это надо отвечать решительно отрицательно. Нет, братья! Пренебрегать законами нашей страны? Разрушать последние остатки порядка?

Eugene V. With this, Debs was able to enjoy "a middle-class life of hunting and fishing," and briefly attend a private school before going to a public school. When Debs was 14, he dropped out of school and started working at the Vandalia Railroad. Paid 50 cents per day, his job was scraping grease and paint off of the train cars. Within a year, he was promoted to fireman, and given the task of shovelling coal into the fireboxes. According to the Debs Foundation , he also attended night classes at a local business school.

But, according to the New Yorker , Debs lost his job during the Panic of 1873. This led him to move to East St. Louis as he looked for work, but within two years, Debs returned to Terre Haute. Debs joined the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and helped create the Terre Haute local chapter in 1875. According to " Eugene V. By 1880, Debs was made editor-in-chief. That year, he was also made national secretary-treasurer of the union. Finding Dulcinea reports that Debs also dipped his toes into public politics. In 1879, starting out as a Democrat, Debs was elected city clerk in Terre Haute, where he served two terms, and in 1885, he was elected to the Indiana state legislature. However, after serving one term on the state legislature, Debs realized that there was little he could do from his position to improve the lives of railroad workers.

After being involved in the Burlington Railroad Strike of 1888, where workers were defeated , Debs started to envision a more unified front for railroad workers. But in response to the " limited craft organization of the Brotherhood ," where brotherhoods were separated based on the work that was being done, such as fireman or switchmen, Debs left the organization and founded the American Railway Union ARU in Chicago in 1893, according to the Debs Foundation. Debs believed that this organization would allow all railroad workers to be united, making it more difficult for railway owners to break strikes by simply hiring replacement workers. According to the New Yorker , Debs initially tried to get the Brotherhood to expand to an industrial union, but Samuel Gompers, labor union leader of the American Federation of Labor, wanted the men to join his union instead, which was "far less radical. The Illinois Labor History Society writes that workers were joining the American Railway Union at a rate of almost 2,000 new members per day and before long, the American Railway Union had almost 150,000 members. Aafter hearing Jennie Curtis , a leader of the seamstress workers for the Pullman car shops, give a rousing speech, the ARU voted to support the Pullman workers in their strike and decided to refuse to work "any trains that included Pullman cars," according to Illinois Labor History Society.

He is accused of racketeering and conspiring to overthrow the 2020 election. While the tragedy is generating headlines throughout the world, Eugene V Debs, a late politician, is gaining attention on social networking paltforms. Eugene V. He is facing racketeering and conspiracy charges related to his alleged efforts to overthrow the 2020 election results.

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A Democratic activist who writes under the pseudonym “Eugene Victor Debs” at the FrumForum has taken me to task for arguing in my forthcoming book and in a recent blog post that President Obama. For most of the 1880s, Debs continued to preach the virtues of industrial cooperation and to discourage confrontations with either employers or the government. Eugene V. Debs, November 5, Eugene V, Debs was a renowned Socialist Union leader who supported the Industrial Workers globally.

Eugene V. Debs - Pioneer Rail Labor Leader

Юджин В. Дебс — рыцарь борьбы за свободу	Labor leader, socialist, and five-time presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs (1855–1926) had a twofold relationship with the First Amendment.
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JT- в шутку предложил Ceb закончить карьеру перед матчем на ESL One Birmingham	Май 21, 2013 0 Комментариев 24 мая в Петербурге пройдет презентация сборника статей легендарного деятеля рабочего и социалистического движения США Юджина Дебса.
OPINION: A day with Eugene Debs	Актёр Марк Руффало читает отрывок знаменитой антивоенной речи коммуниста и профсоюзного лидера Юджина Дебса.

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In the election of 1920, Eugene V. Debs, the Socialist Party presidential candidate, polled nearly a million votes without ever hitting the campaign trail. I'm not sure whether Donald Trump has ever heard of Eugene Debs, the austerely incorruptible early leader of America's Socialist Party. Актёр Марк Руффало читает отрывок знаменитой антивоенной речи коммуниста и профсоюзного лидера Юджина Дебса.

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В 1908 году, Дебс получил около 500 тысяч голосов. В 1920 году Дебс был выдвинут снова, в этот раз находясь в заключении, и показал примерно такие же результаты, что и на выборах в 1912 году. После 1921 года, Дебс отходит от активной политики и сосредостачивается на агитационной деятельности в пользу социализма. Вплоть до своей смерти, Дебс путешествует по Америке, устраивая лекции при поддержке своего брата Теодора Дебса. На покрытие этих и других расходов у Дебса часто уходили все его сбережения.

In response, Debs and the ARU organized a massive sympathy boycott of any trains and railroads using Pullman cars, and by June, 125,000 ARU workers had joined the cause. A nation that thrived on cross-country train commerce was now being stopped in its tracks. After Debs made a speech to workers on June 29 in Blue Island, Illinois, some in the crowd broke off and began a riot. With the U.

The press at the time turned on Debs, too, claiming the strike he organized around the Pullman situation was a power grab. Constitution [ PDF ]. President Cleveland deployed troops to Chicago to quell the ongoing demonstrations, but on July 7, the conflicts turned violent. Members of the National Guard killed anywhere from four to 30 strikers in the clash. Debs, who was no longer legally allowed to communicate with his members, could do nothing to calm tensions. That same month, Debs was arrested and charged with contempt of court and conspiracy to interfere with U.

Enter, from stage left, the ghost of Eugene V. Debs, the most impressive socialist in American history, whose conviction for sedition was upheld by the Supreme Court in 1919. In that speech, however, Debs explicitly refrained from recommending, let alone inciting, any antiwar activity.

If this was true, capital and labor needed each other: capital would be idle without labor, and labor powerless without capital. There can be no such quarrel unless it is caused by deliberate piracy on one side and unreasonable demands on the other. After workers at the Pullman Palace Car Company south of Chicago went on strike and sought out the ARU in a desperate plea for assistance, Debs and the union organized a sympathy boycott of Pullman cars around the country, refusing to hitch the luxury sleeping cars to trains or receive trains under Pullman control. Commerce radiating out of the Chicago metropolitan area ground to a halt, triggering a national crisis. A coalition of railway owners conspired with the attorney general to issue a federal injunction against the strikers an unprecedented tactic that the Supreme Court only ruled legal after the fact , the Democratic administration called in the national guard against the strikers, and Debs was sent to jail. The episode showed Debs that when workers exercise control over both capital and their own labor at the industry-wide level, it is regarded as an overwhelming crisis, not the assertion of democratic bargaining rights. Without realizing it, the ARU was not striking for equal rights within a democratic state but at the core of capitalist power: its command of labor backed by the right to private property. Property and Freedom In his early years, Debs had accepted the sanctity of private property while insisting that labor had an equal right to shape how property was used. When Debs became a Marxist, he abandoned what is perhaps the cardinal myth of American nationalism: that private property and freedom are intimately connected. In early America, the surest route to this kind of republican freedom was private ownership of land or small capital. With open access to private property, every settler would have an equal chance to acquire property and bargain with others, creating a nexus of voluntary agreements among free and equal partners. After his encounter with Marxism, Debs came to view the right to private property not as the basis of liberty, but a title to despotism. It consists in living labor serving accumulated labor as a means of maintaining and multiplying the exchange value of the latter. Under capitalism, the labor process that makes capital productive is designed so that the investment it represents returns a profit. Eugene Debs c. The young Debs also intuited the right goal: labor should control capital, not the other way around.

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After being involved in the Burlington Railroad Strike of 1888, where workers were defeated , Debs started to envision a more unified front for railroad workers. But in response to the " limited craft organization of the Brotherhood ," where brotherhoods were separated based on the work that was being done, such as fireman or switchmen, Debs left the organization and founded the American Railway Union ARU in Chicago in 1893, according to the Debs Foundation. Debs believed that this organization would allow all railroad workers to be united, making it more difficult for railway owners to break strikes by simply hiring replacement workers. According to the New Yorker , Debs initially tried to get the Brotherhood to expand to an industrial union, but Samuel Gompers, labor union leader of the American Federation of Labor, wanted the men to join his union instead, which was "far less radical. The Illinois Labor History Society writes that workers were joining the American Railway Union at a rate of almost 2,000 new members per day and before long, the American Railway Union had almost 150,000 members. Aafter hearing Jennie Curtis , a leader of the seamstress workers for the Pullman car shops, give a rousing speech, the ARU voted to support the Pullman workers in their strike and decided to refuse to work "any trains that included Pullman cars," according to Illinois Labor History Society. With the ARU behind them, the Pullman Strike was able to bring train traffic in several states to a standstill for over three months. According to ThoughtCo , by July, the strike spread across the nation and "almost all train traffic to states west of Detroit had been stopped because of the boycott. After workers ignored the injunction, the U. Army was sent in and broke the strike.

Up to 30 workers were killed during the strike, thousands were blacklisted , and Debs was imprisoned for six months along with other ARU officers. Going to jail Wikipedia Commons Eugene V. Debs and other officers of the ARU were convicted of violating the federal injunction and the U. Supreme Court upheld the convictions. According to the New Yorker , Debs was sentenced to six months while the others were sentenced to three. While Debs was imprisoned in the jail in Woodstock, Illinois he began learning more about socialism from pamphlets and books that socialists sent him in the mail. In his piece " How I Became a Socialist ," Debs writes that he "began to read and think and dissect the anatomy of the system in which workingmen, however organized, could be shattered and battered and splintered at a single stroke. Berger, who brought him a copy of "Das Kapital" by Karl Marx. But Debs would later write that it was "defeated but not conquered —overwhelmed but not destroyed.

Debs was released from jail, he was met by a crowd of over 100,000 people, and that he spoke to them about using their vote to overturn the capitalistic government. With this in mind, Debs stepped back into the political fray. Although Debs endorsed William Jennings Bryan during the race against William McKinley, after seeing how businessmen used their money to get McKinley elected, Debs "abandon[ed] his devotion to the two-party system.

Debs ran again for president in 1904, polling 400,000 votes. The "Wobblies," as they were known, called on all workers to join "one big union" and seize direct control of industry through mass strikes. Debs resigned from the IWW in 1908 and ran for president a third time, doing no better than in 1904. In the 1910 and 1912 elections, however, scores of Socialists were victorious in state and local contests, and in 1912 Debs polled nearly 1 million votes for president.

Too sick to run a national campaign in 1916, Debs ran for Congress in his home district, finishing a distant second to the victorious Republican. In response to vituperative opposition, Congress passed the Espionage Act, which made it unlawful to incite active opposition to U. Federal agents arrested scores of Socialists, Wobblies and other dissidents who dared to speak out. Rising from his sick bed, Debs delivered a series of antiwar speeches; he was arrested, charged with impeding the war effort, convicted and sentenced to 10 years in federal prison. In the eyes of many, it was one of his finest moments. I said then, and I say now, that while there is a lower class I am in it, while there is a criminal element I am of it, and while there is a soul in prison, I am not free. Harding, a Republican, freed Debs and 23 other prisoners of conscience.

Ceb назвал самого опасного игрока BetBoom Team Последнее изменение: 14:32, 27. Киберспортсмен выделяет его, как самого опасного представителя команды оппонентов. Бывает, что в команде есть игрок, который может впасть в тильт или что-то подобное, но мы на такой стадии турнира, где подобное не происходит.

Союз успешно нанес удар по Большой Севернойжелезной дороге в апреле 1894 года, выиграв ее требования. Пуллмен Страйк Удар Члены Американского национального объединения ARU противостоят войск национального гвардии Иллинойса в Чикаго во время Дебс восстание 1894 года В 1894 году Дебс участвовала в забастовке Пуллмана , которая возникла в результате спора о компенсации, начатого рабочими, строившими железнодорожные вагоны, изготовленные автомобилестроительной компанией PullmanPalace. Дебс пыталась убедить членов профсоюзов, которые работали на железных дорогах, в том, что бойкот слишком рискован; учитывая враждебность железных дорог и федерального правительства, слабость профсоюза и возможность того, что другиепрофсоюзы прекратят забастовку. Члены игнорировали предупреждения и отказывались обращаться с вагонами Pullman или любыми другими железнодорожными вагонами, прикрепленными к ним, включая автомобили с почтой США. Эллиотт расширил забастовку в Сент-Луис, увеличив ее размер вдвое до 80 000 рабочих, Дебс уступила и решила принять участие в забастовке, которую теперь поддержали почти все члены ARU в непосредственной близости от города. Забастовщики боролись, объявив бойкот вагонам поездов Pullman, и под руководством Дебс в конечном итоге забастовка стала известна как «Восстание Дебс».

Президент Гровер Кливленд , которого Дебс поддерживала во всех трех его президентских кампаниях, послал армию Соединенных Штатов для исполнения судебного запрета. Присутствие армии было достаточно, чтобы сломить удар. Всего в ходе забастовки было убито 30 забастовщиков, 13 из них в Чикаго, тысячи попали в черный список. Было повреждено имущество на сумму около 80 миллионов долларов. Дебс представлял Кларенс Дэрроу , позже ведущий Американский юрист и гражданский либертарианец, ранее работавший ным юристом в железнодорожной компании. Хотя обычно считается, что Дэрроу «перешел на другую сторону», чтобы представить Дебс, миф, повторенный биографией Ирвинга Стоуна «Кларенс Дэрроу в защиту», на самом деле он ушел с железной дороги ранее, после смерти своего наставника Уильяма Гауди.

В постановлении по делу Верховного суда , In re Debs позднее было подтверждено право федерального правительства издать судебный запрет. Пуллман Страйк Во время ареста Что касается почтовых препятствий, Дебс еще не была социалисткой. Отбыв шестимесячный срок в тюрьме в Вудстоке, штат Иллинойс , Дебс и его товарищи из ARU постоянный поток писем, книг иброшюр по почте от социалистов со всей страны. Дебс вспоминал несколько лет спустя: Я начал читать, думать и анализировать анатомические системы, в которой рабочие, какими бы организованными они ни были, могли быть разбиты, разбиты и расколоты одним ударом.

OPINION: A day with Eugene Debs

The socialist party member, Eugene Debs ran for the US presidential elections five times from 1900 to 1920. In the year 1920, he contested the presidential elections from the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. It is the ruling class that invariably does both. They alone declare war and they alone make peace.

But they themselves did not go to war any more than the modern feudal lords, the barons of Wall Street, go to war.

Debs in Canton, Ohio on June 16, 1918. The working class have never yet had a voice in declaring war.

He also criticized the government for detaining anti-war activists, as per The Washington Post. He was arrested weeks later, and many American newspapers at the time dubbed the socialist a traitor or a dictator. During his trial, Debs said he believes "in free speech, in war as well as in peace. While in prison, Debs launched his "from the jail house to the White House" campaign in 1920 after previously running for president in 1904, 1908 and 1912 as the Socialist Party of America nominee. Legal experts are expecting a trial in the Stormy Daniels case to come at a minimum of over a year away or even after the 2024 presidential campaign. Ex-president Donald Trump has been indicted for the second time this year. All rights reserved.

Debs in Canton, Ohio on June 16, 1918. The working class have never yet had a voice in declaring war. If war is right, let it be declared by the people — you, who have your lives to lose.

Debs was a prominent railroad union leader

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• Дебс, Юджин
• Who was Eugene Debs?
• An Ominous Trend

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• ‎This Day in Esoteric Political History: Eugene Debs: Lock Him Up (1919) on Apple Podcasts
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• Eugene V. Debs
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In 1916, with World War I raging, socialist leader Eugene V. Debs wrote a short piece condemning the nationalism that had thrown soldiers into trench warfare and machine-gun slaughter. Close to a million voters agreed with Debs sufficiently that they voted for him when he ran for president in 1920 from his jail cell at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. By 1918, Eugene Debs was a veteran labor activist and a revered figure in the American left of the era. Alternately loved and reviled, Eugene Victor Debs was a passionate labor leader, a progressive political figure, and a formidable speaker in a time of great change in the United States.

Can Trump Pull A Eugene Debs In 2024 After Indictment In Classified Documents Case?

Enter, from stage left, the ghost of Eugene V. Debs, the most impressive socialist in American history, whose conviction for sedition was upheld by the Supreme Court in 1919. A graphic biography about Eugene V. Debs, folk hero and presidential candidate, reminds us of a time when support for socialism was strong in places like Kansas, Oklahoma, and Ohio. В 1904, 1908, 1912 и 1920 годы — Юджин Дебс выдвигается кандидатом от Социалистической партии Америки для участия в избирательной кампании на пост президента США. ДЕБС (Debs) Юджин (5.11.1855, Терре-Хот, штат Индиана – 20.10.1926, Элмхерст, штат Иллинойс), амер. политич. деятель. Из бедной семьи франц. эмигрантов.

Юджин Дебс, «Мы пришли освобождать рабочий класс»

История злоключений Юджина Дебса, или как американское правительство боролось с «пятой колонной» в годы Первой мировой войны. Новости на Google News. Close to a million voters agreed with Debs sufficiently that they voted for him when he ran for president in 1920 from his jail cell at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Стрелял профсоюзный лидер Юджин Дебс, чтобы отметить Четвёртое июля: то был не побег из тюрьмы, то было требованием иной свободы. In 1920, Socialist Eugene V. Debs ran for the Oval Office from the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, where he was known as "prisoner 9653," according to Smithsonian Magazine.

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