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Archives for Belgian Labor History

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 December 2008

Bernard Dandois
Bernard Dandois
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International Labor and Working-Class History , Volume 6 , November 1974 , pp. 20 - 22
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Copyright © International Labor and Working-Class History, Inc. 1974

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1. Institut-Emile-Vandervelde, 13, boulevard de l'Empereur, 1000–Brussels.

2. Abs, Robert, Catalogue de l'Institut Emile Vandervelde (Brussels, 1969Google Scholar, 1972 and 1974).

3. Foundation Joseph Jacquemotte, 18–20, avenue de Stalingrad, 1000–Brussels.

4. See “Documents sur la fondation du Parti commiste de Belque” (documents presentes et commentes par Claude Renard), Cahiers marxistes. (Brussels, 1971); and Renard, Claude, Octobre 1917 et le mouvement ouvrier belge (Brussels, 1967)Google Scholar.

5. Archives generales du royaume, 2–6, rue de Ruysbroeck, 1000–Brussels.

6. All of the following have been published in the Cahiers du Centre interuniversitaire d'histoire contemporaine by Nauwelaerts (Paris-Louvain). Each title is followed by the number of the Wouters, Cahier. H., Documenten betreffende de geschiedenis der arbeidersbeweging: 1831–1853 (No. 27, 1964)Google Scholar; ibid., Documenten betreffende de geschiedenis der arbeidersbeweging: 1853–1865 (No. 40, 1966); ibid., Documenten betreffende de geschiedenis der arbeidersbeweging ten tyde van de Iste Internationale: 1866–1880 (No. 60, 1971); Linotte, L., Les manifestations et les greves dans la province de Liege de 1831 a 1914 (No. 34, 1964)Google Scholar; ibid., Les manifestations et les greves a Liege de Van IV a 1914 (No. 53, 1969); Bayer-Lothe, J., Documents relatifs au mouvement ouvrier dans la province de Namur au XIX eme siecle. Iere partie: 1794–1848 (No. 45,1967)Google Scholar, 2eme partie: 1849–1886 (No. 57, 1969); Oukhow, C., Documents relatifs a la lere Internationale en Wallonie (No. 47, 1967)Google Scholar; Mayeu-Hoyois, Fr., L'evolution du mouvement socialiste borain: 1885–1895 (No. 68, 1972)Google Scholar.

7. See Archives generates du royaume, Section IV, Fonds Raffin-Toliard, Archives baron de Colins.

8. Bibliotheque royale Albert ler, 4, boulevard de l'Empereur, 1000–BrusseIs.

9. Archives Camille Huysmans, Museum voor Vlaams Culturerleven, Minderbroederstraat 6, 2000–Antwerp.

10. See Entre Marx et Bakounine. Cesar De Paepe. correspondence presentee et annotee par Bernard Dandois. (Paris, Maspero, 1974). Collection du centre d'histoire du syndicalisme.

11. Some of these documents have already been published. See B. Dandois, “Vingt lettres sur l'Association Internationale des travailleurs 1865–1872,” Le Mouvement social, and Korotejeva, A. E., “De Paepe i Karl-Marks (1865–1875),” Marks i nekotorie voprosy mezdunarodnogo rabocego dvizenija XIX veka (Moscow, 1970)Google Scholar.