Louis Blanc

Louis Blanc

journalist France

Louis Blanc was a French socialist and journalist in the 19th century, known for his advocacy of worker cooperatives and social reform. His debates with contemporaries on the role of the state in society remain significant in the history of socialist thought.

Born on Jan 01, 1811 (214 years old)

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Monaco Monaco: Louis Blanc was a socialist voice who intervened for Auguste Blanqui's release. 8

Auguste Blanqui Benjamin Flotte Jean Dominique Blanqui Armand Barbes Charles Teste Adolphe Thiers Jules Grevy Casimir Bouis
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: Savez-vous qui était Auguste Blanqui, cet Azuréen dont plusieurs lieux et monuments portent le nom?

France France: Louis Blanc was a journalist who had a notable dispute with Philippe Buchez regarding the role of the state. 5

Denis Clerc Florence Jany Catrice Richard Sobel Philippe Buchez Jacques Delors
Le Monde: Denis Clerc, un économiste au service de l’humain