THE ANTI-FASCIST ORIGINS OF SWEDISH SOCIAL DEMOCRACY
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✍️ The article tells the story of Rudolf Meidner, a Jewish economist who played a crucial role in Sweden's transition to socialism in the 1970s. Meidner's radical proposal for wage-earner funds aimed to socialize ownership of major corporations and was met with controversy.
👉 Rudolf Meidner was a Jewish economist who played a crucial role in Sweden's transition to socialism in the 1970s 👉 Meidner's proposal for wage-earner funds aimed to socialize ownership of major corporations 👉 Meidner's radicalism was shaped by his experiences in the Weimar Republic and his encounters with Marxist ideas 👉 Meidner's proposal sparked a heated debate in Sweden, but his legacy continues to influence social democratic thought today
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