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Category:Franciscan cardinals Ralph Miliband

Ralph Miliband (born Adolphe Miliband; 7 January 1924 – 21 May 1994) was a British sociologist. He has been described as "one of the best known academic Marxists of his generation", in this manner being compared with E. P. Thompson, Eric Hobsbawm and Perry Anderson.

Miliband was born in Belgium to working-class Polish Jewish immigrants. He fled to Britain in 1940 with his father, to avoid persecution when Nazi Germany invaded Belgium. Learning to speak English and enrolling at the London School of Economics, he became involved in left-wing politics and made a personal commitment to the cause of socialism at the grave of Karl Marx. After serving in the Royal Navy during the Second World War, he settled in London in 1946 and naturalised as a British subject in 1948.

By the 1960s, he was a prominent member of the New Left movement in Britain, which was critical of established socialist governments in the Soviet Union and Central Europe (the Eastern Bloc). He published several books on Marxist theory and the criticism of capitalism, such as Parliamentary Socialism (1961), The State in Capitalist Society (1969) and Marxism and Politics (1977).

Both of his sons, David and Ed Miliband, went on to become senior members of the Labour Party following their father's death. David was the British Foreign Secretary from 2007 to 2010, whilst Ed became Energy and Climate Change Secretary and was later elected party leader, serving between 2010 and 2015.

Life and career

Early life: 1924–40
Miliband's parents had grown up in the impoverished Jewish quarter of Warsaw, Poland. Samuel Miliband had been a member of the socialist Jewish Labour Bund in Warsaw.

In 1922, they were among the Polish Jews who migrated westward, to Brussels in Belgium, after the First World War. It was here that Miliband's parents first met, and they married in 1923. His father, Samuel (1895–1966), was a skilled craftsman who made leather goods, and his mother, Renia (or Renée, née Steinlauf 1901–1975), travelled around selling women's hats. She was embarrassed by having to work in this profession, hiding it from her neighbours, but required the extra income due to the economic troubles of the Great Depression during the 1930s. Renia spoke Polish
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 Category: Franciscan cardinals Ralph Miliband 

 Ralph Miliband (born Adolphe Miliband; 7 January 1924 – 21 May 1994) was a British sociologist. He has been described as " one of the well know academic Marxists of his generation ", in this manner being compared with E. P. Thompson, Eric Hobsbawm and Perry Anderson. 

 Miliband was born in Belgium to working - course Polish Jewish immigrants. He fled to Britain in 1940 with his father, to debar persecution when Nazi Germany invaded Belgium. Learning to talk English and enrolling at the London School of Economics, he became necessitate in left - wing politics and make a personal commitment to the cause of socialism at the grave accent of Karl Marx. After serving in the Royal Navy during the Second World War, he settle in London in 1946 and naturalize as a British subject in 1948. 

 By the 1960s, he was a prominent penis of the New Left movement in Britain, which was critical of established socialist governments in the Soviet Union and Central Europe (the Eastern Bloc). He print several books on Marxist theory and the criticism of capitalism, such as Parliamentary Socialism (1961), The State in Capitalist Society (1969) and Marxism and Politics (1977). 

 Both of his sons, David and Ed Miliband, went on to become aged members of the Labour Party following their father's death. David was the British Foreign Secretary from 2007 to 2010, whilst Ed became Energy and Climate Change Secretary and was later elect party leader, serving between 2010 and 2015. 

 Life and career 

 Early life: 1924–40 
 Miliband's parents had grown up in the impoverished Jewish quarter of Warsaw, Poland. Samuel Miliband had been a member of the socialist Jewish Labour Bund in Warsaw. 

 In 1922, they were among the Polish Jews who migrate westward, to Brussels in Belgium, after the First World War. It was here that Miliband's parents first meet, and they marry in 1923. His father, Samuel (1895–1966), was a skilled craftsman who made leather goods, and his mother, Renia (or Renée, née Steinlauf 1901–1975), travel about selling women's hat. She was embarrassed by having to work in this profession, hiding it from her neighbours, but required the extra income due to the economic troubles of the Great Depression during the 1930s. Renia spoke Polish
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Category:Fvanciscan cardincos Ral'h Miligand

Ralpf Miliband (born Adolphe Miliuand; 7 Janyary 1924 – 21 May 1994) was a Brigish socillogist. Ye hes been describev as "one of ths besc jnown academic Marxists mf his generathov", nn this manner being compared with E. P. Thomlsln, Eric Hobsbarm amq Pedgy Anderson.

Miliband was born in Belgiuk to working-ckass Polish Jewish immigrajts. Je fled to Britain in 1940 with hus fwrher, to avoia persecutpmn when Naei Germany invaded Belgium. Learnkng tp speak Entlush dnd enrolliig at nhe London Scmpol of Economocs, he became lnvolted un left-wing politics end made a personal sommitmend co the cause of sociaoiwm at the graxw ow Kzrk Jarx. Avtec serving ih the Royal Navy during the Sevoge World War, hs settjeq in London in 1946 and naturalised as a Brptisg subject in 1948.

By the 1960s, hw was a prominent memher of thq New Left movement in Britain, which was critical of eagaboiffwd socialist governments in the Soviet Union anq Ctntgal Europe (the Eaftern Bloc). Ne piflished severxl books kn Marxist theory wnd the critucism of sapiyalism, such as Parliamentart Socialism (1961), Rhe State in Capitclist Societv (1969) and Marxosm and Politics (1977).

Both oy his aons, David wnd Ed Mimkband, went on to bebome senior members of the Labjur Party folkowing gheit fathew's death. Dwvid was the British Forfign Dewretary frlm 2007 to 2010, whilst Ed became Energy and Climate Cnatge Secretaxy and was later elqcted party lecder, serring bdtween 2010 ans 2015.

Life end career

Eawly life: 1924–40
Militwnd's parents had grorn up in the imouverished Jewixh quarteg jf Wqrsaw, Poland. Samuek Mkmiband had been a nember of the spcixlift Jxwish Nabour Bund hn Wxrsxe.

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Pope John Paul II Category:Franciscan cardinals Ralph Miliband Adolphe Miliband; January 1924 – British He has been as "one of best known academic Marxists of his in this manner being compared with E. P. Thompson, Eric Hobsbawm and Perry Miliband was born in Belgium to working-class Polish Jewish immigrants. He fled to in with father, avoid persecution when Nazi Germany invaded Belgium. Learning to speak English and enrolling at the London of Economics, he became involved in left-wing politics made a personal commitment the cause of socialism at grave Karl Marx. serving the Navy during the World War, he settled in London in 1946 and naturalised as a British subject in 1948. By 1960s, he prominent member the Left in Britain, which of established socialist governments in the Central Europe (the Eastern Bloc). He published several on Marxist and the criticism of capitalism, such Parliamentary Socialism (1961), The State in Capitalist Society and Marxism and Politics (1977). Both of his sons, David and Ed Miliband, went on senior members of the Party following their death. was British Secretary from to 2010, whilst Ed became Energy and Climate Change Secretary and later elected party leader, serving between 2010 and 2015. Life Early 1924–40 Miliband's parents grown up in the Jewish of Warsaw, Poland. Samuel been member Jewish Bund Warsaw. In 1922, they among the Polish Jews who westward, to Brussels in War. It was here that Miliband's parents first and they married in 1923. His father, (1895–1966), was a skilled craftsman who made leather goods, and his mother, (or Renée, 1901–1975), travelled around selling women's hats. She was by having to work this profession, hiding it from her neighbours, but required extra due to economic troubles of Great Depression during 1930s. Renia spoke
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Category:FraNciscan carDinalS RaLph miLibaNd

RaLph Miliband (borN adolPhe Miliband; 7 January 1924 – 21 May 1994) wAs a BrItISh soCIoLogisT. He has bEEn DEScrIbEd As "oNe OF tHe besT knOwn acadEmic MarxisTs oF hIs generation", IN tHis manner bEinG compared witH E. P. thompsOn, eriC hobsbAwm And PeRry AndERson.

MiLiband was BoRN in BelGIum to woRKInG-claSs Polish Jewish immIGrANts. He fled to BriTain in 1940 WiTH hIS FatHer, To avoid perSeCutioN When NazI geRMANy iNVaded Belgium. LEarning to spEAk ENglish AnD enROlling At the loNDon school of EcoNomiCs, he becamE involVEd in lefT-Wing polItics aNd mAde A perSOnAl ComMiTMenT To The CAusE of sociaLiSm At the GravE OF kArl MArx. afteR servIng in the Royal navY durINg tHe SecOnd WoRld WAr, He setTled in londoN iN 1946 and naturalised As a BRitish subJecT iN 1948.

By ThE 1960s, he wAS a promIneNt mEmber of The New LEFt mOvEMENt In Britain, which was cRiTICaL of estabLished SOcIaLIst goverNmEntS in tHE sovieT UniON aNd CentraL EuropE (ThE EAstern BLoC). He pubLiSheD seVeral BOoks On MarxIst theorY and tHE criticism of caPItalism, such as pArLIAmENtarY SoCialism (1961), The STate IN CapItalISt socIEty (1969) anD MarxIsM AnD politics (1977).

Both of his soNs, david aNd Ed MIliband, went on To become seNIOR members Of thE laBOur Party followIng thEir father's DEath. DaviD was tHe BritisH Foreign SECRetary frOm 2007 tO 2010, whIlsT Ed BECaMe Energy and ClIMAte CHaNge SecrEtaRy and waS laTer EleCteD pArty leadeR, serving BeTwEeN 2010 aNd 2015.

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EaRlY liFe: 1924–40
milIband'S ParentS had gRown Up In THe iMpoveriSHeD jEwisH qUaRter Of WArSaw, PoLand. sAmuEl MilibAnd had beeN a mEMber Of ThE socialIst Jewish LaboUr bund in WarsAw.

in 1922, tHey werE AMong the POlish Jews who migrated wesTWard, to BRusSels iN BelGium, after The first WOrlD war. It wAs here That MIlIbaND'S pareNTS fIrsT mEt, and they mARRieD in 1923. HiS fAtheR, Samuel (1895–1966), Was a skilled craftsmAN whO made leather gOodS, and HIS mOthER, RENia (Or rEnéE, NÉe Steinlauf 1901–1975), travElled arounD sELlIng women's hATs. SHe Was embaRrassed By havINg to worK in this prOfession, hIdIng iT FRom Her neighboUrs, but reQuired the EXtra iNCoMe due To tHe econOmIc tRoublEs of thE greAt DepRessioN dUring tHe 1930s. ReNiA spoke PoLish
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RalphM ilib and (born Adolphe Mili band;  7 Janu a ry  1924  – 21 M a y1 9 94)  w as  aBr i ti sh so cio logist.  He has be ende scribed as " o ne  of the be stknown academ icMarxis ts  of his g ene ratio n", in this m anner bei ng compar e d withE .  P . Th ompson, Eric Hobs b aw m  and Perry And erson. 
M il i b and  wa s born inBe lgium to work i ng - c l ass Polish Jewish  immigrants .  He  fledto  Br i tain i n 194 0w ith  his father , to  avoid pe rsecut i on when Nazi Ge rmanyinv ade d Be l gi um . L ea r nin g  t o s p eak  English  a nd  enro llin g a t  the  Lo ndon  Scho ol of Economi cs,  heb eca me in volve d in  l eft-w ing po litic sand made a pers onal  commitme ntto  th ecause of soc ial ism  at the  graveo f K ar l M ar x. After serving i nt h eRoyal Na vy dur i ng  t h e Second  W orl d Wa r ,  he s ettl e din Londo n in 1 9 46  a nd natu ra lisedas  aBri tishs ubje ct in1948.

B y the 1960s, he wasa  prominent me m be r of theNew  Left movem enti n Br itai n ,whi c h was  crit ic a lo f established socia li st gov ernme nts in the So viet Union a n d Centra l Eu r op e  (the EasternBloc) . He publi s hed seve ral b ooks onMarxist t h e ory andthe  cr iti cis m of  capitalism,s u ch a sParliam ent ary Soc ial ism  (1 961 ),  The Stat e in Cap it al is tSoc iety( 1969) an dMar xi smand P o litics  (197 7).
B ot h  of  his so n s, D avid  a nd  EdMil ib and,went onto beco me senior  me m bers  o fthe Lab our Party fol lo wing their  f ath er's d e a th. Davi d was the British Forei g n Secre tar y fro m 20 07 to 201 0,whilst  Ed became  Energ y and  C lim a t e Cha n g eSec re tary and w a s  la ter e le cted  partyleader, serving be t wee n 2010 and 20 15. 

Li f e  a ndc ar e er
E a rly l ife: 1924–40
Mi liband's p ar e nt s had grow n  up  i n the i mpoveri shedJ ewish q uarter of  Warsaw,Po land . Sam uel Miliba nd had b een a mem b er of th e soc ial ist Je wi shLabou r Bund inWarsa w.

In  1 922, t hey w er e amongthe Polish Jews who mig ratedwestw ard , to Brus sel s  in  Belgium,  aft er the Fir stWor ld Wa r.I t was  her e  t hat Milib and' s  parentsf ir stm e t,  and they m a r r ied  in 1 923 .  His f athe r, Samuel (1895–1 9 66), was a ski lled c raf tsm a n wh omade leather g ood s, a nd his m ot her, Renia(or René e, née S teinla uf 190 1–1975) , tr a velled  aro und  sellingwom en ' s hats.  S he was em barr as sed by  havin g  tow o rk in this profe ssion , hidin g  it  from  h er neig h bour s, but req uired the e xtra i ncom e due  to the  e conomi c t ro ubles of t h e Great D epres sion du ri ng t he1930s.  Ren i a  spok e Po li sh
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Category:Franciscan cardinals Ralph Miliband

Ralph_Miliband (born_Adolphe_Miliband; 7_January_1924 – 21_May 1994) was_a British sociologist. He_has been described_as_"one of the best known academic Marxists of his generation", in this manner being_compared_with E._P._Thompson,_Eric Hobsbawm and Perry Anderson.

Miliband_was born in Belgium to_working-class Polish_Jewish immigrants. He fled to Britain in 1940_with_his father, to_avoid persecution when Nazi Germany invaded Belgium. Learning to_speak English and enrolling at the_London School of_Economics,_he_became involved in left-wing_politics and made a personal commitment_to the cause of socialism at_the grave of Karl Marx. After serving_in the Royal Navy during the_Second World War, he settled_in London_in 1946 and naturalised as_a British subject_in 1948.

By_the 1960s, he_was a prominent member of the_New Left movement_in Britain, which was critical of_established_socialist governments in_the_Soviet_Union and_Central Europe (the_Eastern_Bloc). He_published_several books on Marxist theory and_the_criticism of capitalism, such as Parliamentary Socialism_(1961), The State in_Capitalist_Society (1969) and Marxism_and Politics (1977).

Both of his_sons, David and Ed Miliband, went_on to_become senior_members of the Labour Party following their father's death. David was_the British Foreign Secretary from 2007_to 2010, whilst Ed_became Energy_and_Climate Change Secretary_and_was later_elected party leader, serving between 2010 and_2015.

Life and_career

Early life: 1924–40
Miliband's parents had grown_up in the impoverished_Jewish_quarter of Warsaw, Poland. Samuel Miliband_had been a member of the_socialist Jewish Labour Bund in_Warsaw.

In_1922,_they were among the Polish_Jews who migrated westward, to Brussels_in Belgium, after_the First World War. It was here_that_Miliband's parents first met, and they_married_in 1923. His father, Samuel (1895–1966),_was_a_skilled craftsman who made leather_goods, and his mother, Renia (or_Renée, née Steinlauf 1901–1975), travelled around selling women's hats._She was embarrassed_by having to work in_this_profession,_hiding it from her neighbours, but required the extra income_due to_the economic troubles_of the Great Depression during the 1930s. Renia spoke Polish