Atterdag Wermelin
Wermelin came into dispute with Hjalmar Branting over the issue of political collaboration with the liberals, which the latter favored, and Branting made sure to politically isolate Wermelin. Conditions worsened for Wermelin since he was black-listed and could not find a job. He was eventually forced to emigrate to the United States in 1887 and settled in Chicago.
Atterdag Wermelin
- Born
- 1861
- Died
- 1904
- Nationality
- Sweden
- Occupation
- politician · poet
- Languages
- Swedish
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Atterdag Wermelin lived from 1861 to 1904 and was a socialist.
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Atterdag Wermelin was born in 1861 and died in 1904.
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- 1.Faxneld, Per. The Devil is Red: Socialist Satanism in the Nineteenth Century. Numen. 60. 5/6. 528–558. 2013. 0029-5973 twlac.
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- Uhlén, Axel. Arbetardiktningens Pionjärperiod, 1885-1909. Bokförlaget Vanadis. 1964.
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