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Noske, Gustav

Born July 9, 1868, in Brandenburg; died Nov. 30, 1946, in Hannover. Figure of the extreme right wing of the German Social Democratic Party. After the beginning of World War I, a social-chauvinist.

Having become a member of the government—the Council of People’s Commissars—during the November Revolution of 1918, Noske took upon himself the role of a “bloodhound” (his own epithet). He mobilized the military forces of the counterrevolution, which in 1919 crushed the revolutionary actions of the workers of Berlin, Bremen, and other cities of Germany. From February 1919 until March 1920, he was minister of defense. However, Noske was forced to resign after the suppression of the Kapp Putsch of 1920, which was organized by the counterrevolutionary military clique that enjoyed his patronage.

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Erlebtes aus Aufstieg und Niedergang einer Demokratie. Offenbach-am-Main, 1947.
In Russian translation:
Zapiski o germanskoi revoliutsii. Moscow, 1922.
Ispoved’ krovavoi sobaki. Petrograd, 1924.

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So proclaims the bourgeois press triumphantly, so proclaim Ebert and Noske, and the officers of the 'victorious troops' who are being cheered by the petit-bourgeois mob.

Rose is a rose is a rose: Gregory Sholette on Hans Haacke's memorial ... by Sholette, Gregory / Artforum International

The philosophies of Mary Midgely (1979, 1983, 1992) or Barbara Noske (1989) for example, immediately come to mind; so does the poetry of Ted Hughes ([1957]1972); [1967]1972) or Ruth Miller (1990) as well as the literary texts considered in this paper.

Postcolonial ecologies and the gaze of animals: reading some ... by Woodward, Wendy / Journal of Literary Studies

The Haarmann case was used by the Communists to attack the Social Democrats, particularly Hanover police commissioner Gustav Noske, who was an active oppressor of Communist workers, leftists, and radicals.

Fassbinder's Not-so-pretty Picture by TROPIANO, STEPHEN / The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide

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