Rudolph Schnaubelt

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Rudolph Schnaubelt was a German-American anarchist best known as a suspected participant in the 1886 Haymarket affair in Chicago.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German-American
anarchist
human
areaOfActivism labor movement
workers' rights
associatedWith Albert Parsons
August Spies
other Chicago anarchists
centuryOfActivity 19th century
citizenship German Empire
United States of America
countryOfActivity United States of America
ethnicOrigin German
fieldOfWork political activism
fledJurisdiction United States of America
gender male
hasArticleIn histories of the Haymarket affair
hasBiographicalUncertainty date of birth unknown
date of death unknown
place of death unknown
historicalReputation alleged Haymarket bomb thrower
ideology revolutionary anarchism
knownAs Rudolf Schnaubelt
linked to: Rudolph Schnaubelt
languageSpoken English
German
legalStatusInHaymarketCase suspect
movement anarchism
notableEvent Haymarket bombing of 4 May 1886
linked to: Haymarket affair
notableFor Haymarket affair
occupation anarchist
placeOfActivity Chicago
linked to: City of Chicago
placeOfNotableEvent Haymarket Square, Chicago
linked to: Haymarket Square
politicalAlignment radical left
roleInEvent suspected bomb thrower at the Haymarket affair
sourceType historical figure
statusOfInvolvementInHaymarket disputed
wasConvictedOf none (never convicted in Haymarket case)
wasIndictedFor Haymarket bombing
linked to: Haymarket affair

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Forest Home Cemetery burialPlaceOf Rudolph Schnaubelt
Rudolph Schnaubelt knownAs Rudolf Schnaubelt
linked to: Rudolph Schnaubelt