Karl Wilhelm Stolle
Karl Wilhelm Stolle (19 December 1842 – 11 March 1918) was a German SPD politician and journalist. Life Karl Wilhelm Stolle was born into a Protestant family in the village of Frankenhausen, which today has become part of Crimmitschau, a short distance to the north of Zwickau. The "protestant" label appears to have been replaced with a "no religion" one fairly early on. His father was a building worker. After attending school locally, Stolle trained in horticulture. He travelled as a gardener's assistant across Germany, the Netherlands, Poland and Russia. Between 1862 and 1879 he owned a horticulture business at Crimmitschau. At the same time he was already active in the :de:Arbeiterbildungsverein, workers' education movement from the beginning of the 1860s. In 1866 Stolle joined the newly formed radical democratic Saxon People's Party, which following party mergers in 1869 made him a member of the new German :de:Sozialdemokratische Arbeiterpartei (Deutschland), Socia ...
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