Danish Typographical Union
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danish-typographical-union-196-5832452
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Danish Typographical Union
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The Danish Typographical Union was a trade union representing typographers in Denmark. The Typographical Association was founded in 1869, focusing its attention on discussions on the development of the trade, and establishing a library for members, in Copenhagen. In 1874, it launched a magazine, the Typograf-Tidende. Frederik Klüglein argued that the union should also take up questions of pay and working conditions, but the union's leader, R. P. Jensen, was initially uninterested. In 1876, Jense
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Danish trade union
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danish_Typographical_Union
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2023-01-22T00:36:25Z
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