German Wood Workers' Union

Summary

German Wood Workers' Union is a Free Trade Union^[1]. It draws 13 Wikipedia views per month (free_trade_union category, ranking #1 of 1).^[2]

Key Facts

• German Wood Workers' Union is in the country of German Empire^[3].
• German Wood Workers' Union is in the country of Weimar Republic^[4].
• German Wood Workers' Union's instance of is recorded as Free Trade Union^[5].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed German Carpenters' Union^[6].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed Union of Woodturners of Germany^[7].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed Union of German Wheelwrights^[8].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed Central Union of Workers in the Sweep and Brush Industry in Germany^[9].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed Central Union of German Basket Makers^[10].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed Union of workers employed in woodworking factories and on wood yards of Germany^[11].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed German Cork Workers' Union^[12].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed Union of Gilders of Germany^[13].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed Q106811282^[14].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed German Umbrella Makers' Union^[15].
• German Wood Workers' Union followed Central Union of Carvers of Germany^[16].
• German Wood Workers' Union was followed by Industrial Union of Wood^[17].
• German Wood Workers' Union was followed by Wood and Plastic Union^[18].
• German Wood Workers' Union's headquarters location is recorded as Stuttgart^[19].
• German Wood Workers' Union's headquarters location is recorded as Berlin^[20].
• German Wood Workers' Union's headquarters location is recorded as Berlin^[21].
• German Wood Workers' Union's Commons category is recorded as Deutscher Holzarbeiterverband^[22].
• German Wood Workers' Union's archives at is recorded as German Federal Archives^[23].
• German Wood Workers' Union's chairperson is recorded as Karl Kloß^[24].
• German Wood Workers' Union's chairperson is recorded as Theodor Leipart^[25].
• German Wood Workers' Union's chairperson is recorded as Adam Neumann^[26].
• German Wood Workers' Union's chairperson is recorded as Fritz Tarnow^[27].

Body

Founding

July 1, 1893 marks the founding of German Wood Workers' Union^[28]. Its location of formation is recorded as Kassel^[29].

Identity

German Wood Workers' Union's official name is recorded as Deutscher Holzarbeiter-Verband^[30]. Predecessors include German Carpenters' Union^[6], Union of Woodturners of Germany^[7], Union of German Wheelwrights^[8], Central Union of Workers in the Sweep and Brush Industry in Germany^[9], Central Union of German Basket Makers^[10], and Union of workers employed in woodworking factories and on wood yards of Germany^[11]. Successors include Industrial Union of Wood^[17] and Wood and Plastic Union^[18].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Karl Kloß^[24], a politician^[31], 1847–1908^[32], of Germany^[33]; Theodor Leipart^[25], a turner^[34], 1867–1947^[35], of Germany^[36]; Adam Neumann^[26]; and Fritz Tarnow^[27], a joiner^[37], 1880–1951^[38], of Germany^[39].

Operations

Headquarters locations include Stuttgart^[19], a big city^[40], in Germany^[41] and Berlin^[20], a seat of government^[42], in Margraviate of Brandenburg^[43], founded in 1244^[44].

Dissolution

German Wood Workers' Union was dissolved in May 2, 1933^[45].

Why It Matters

German Wood Workers' Union draws 13 Wikipedia views per month (free_trade_union category, ranking #1 of 1).^[2]