Die Welt ist mein Haus.
Das Leben der Anny Klawa-Morf.

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Anny Klawa-Morf, 1894-1993, was a worker and socialist. She experienced the hardship of working-class life first-hand. Since her youth, she fought for a better world and for women's rights - guided by the willingness to help others without ever taking advantage of it. She experienced the revolutions after the First World War at first hand and knew important contemporaries such as Lenin, Trotsky, Klara Zetkin, Angelika Balabanoff, the German revolutionary leader Ernst Toller and the Swiss socialists Fritz Platten and Robert Grimm.

Annette Frei Berthoud was a friend of Anny Klawa-Morf and made a television film with her. She wrote this book based on long conversations and personal documents.

Anny Klawa-Morfs Einfluss in der Sozialistischen Bewegung der Schweiz war bemerkenswert, auch wenn sie das nicht wahrhaben wollte. Das Buch machte sie berühmt. Viele Jahre nach ihrem Tod benannte Bern eine Strasse nach ihr, und in Zürich gibt es nun einen Anny Klawa-Platz und die kleine Cafeteria ANNY K. 

Die Welt ist mein Haus, Das Leben der Anny Klawa-Morf, bearbeitete Neuauflage der vergriffenen Ausgabe von 1991

 

She was dedicated, charismatic and lovable. Anny Klawa-Morf, 1894-1993, helped her mother with the home work as a child and was already working in the factory at the age of fourteen. Since then she fought for a better world and for women's rights. She experienced the revolutions after the First World War at first hand and was almost killed. Bitter experiences in her family made her distrustful of men - until she found her great love. The life of an extraordinary woman.

Die Welt ist mein Haus, Das Leben der Anny Klawa-Morf, E-book 2013.

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