Der Verband katholischer kaufmannischer Vereinigungen Deutschlands 1877-1933

The Union relied on two principles-Catholicism (Katholizität) and parity (Parität)-thus seeking to unite the white-collar workers on the one side with the merchants on the other. The Union's educational programs and professional training initiatives were a way to remove or reduce disadvantages...

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Published inThe Catholic historical review Vol. 99; no. 2; pp. 381 - 382
Main Author Becker, Winfried
Format Book Review
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington The Catholic University of America Press 01.04.2013
Catholic University of America Press
Subjects
Catholicism
Savings banks
White collar workers
Germany
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ISSN0008-8080
1534-0708

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Summary:The Union relied on two principles-Catholicism (Katholizität) and parity (Parität)-thus seeking to unite the white-collar workers on the one side with the merchants on the other. The Union's educational programs and professional training initiatives were a way to remove or reduce disadvantages imposed by Catholic inferiority (katholische Inferiorität). Because of its emphasis on parity, the Union differed from the Christian trade unions.
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ISSN:0008-8080
1534-0708