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• Federalism —    This has been a strong characteristic of Dutch po litical development. The seven sovereign provinces that emerged as an independent state from the Revolt against the Spanish king Philip II maintained their republican and federal constitution… …   Historical Dictionary of the Netherlands

• INTERKERKELIJK VREDESBERAAD — IKV; INTERDENOMI NATIONALPEACE FORUM    In 1966, nine churches started the IKVin order to stimulate discussions about war and peace. The IKV became known with the 1977 campaign “Rid the world of nuclear weapons, starting with the Netherlands” and …   Historical Dictionary of the Netherlands

• Geyer, Curt — (1891 1967)    politician and journalist; edited the SPD s Vor warts* during 1924 1933. He was born in Leipzig. His father was Friedrich Geyer, a founder of the SPD in Saxony.* Soon after he earned his doctorate in 1914, he became chief editor of …   Historical dictionary of Weimar Republik

• National Economic Council — (Reichswirtschaftsrat)    Conceived by Wichard von Moellendorff* and first proposed in March 1919 by Labor Minister Gustav Bauer,* the Reichswirtschaftsrat aimed to reconcile the Work ers and Soldiers Councils* with the new Republic. The crowning …   Historical dictionary of Weimar Republik

• Stegerwald, Adam — (1874 1945)    trade union* leader and politician; Labor Minister under Heinrich Brüning.* Born to a Catholic* farmer in the village of Greussenheim, near Würzburg, he grew up in impoverished circum stances before apprenticing as a cabinetmaker.… …   Historical dictionary of Weimar Republik