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Tonnis van der Heeg

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57:(SDAP), inspired by his colleague, Evert Kupers, and also Progress through Brotherhood, a tailors' trade union. In 1908, he became the full-time leader of the Amsterdam district of the Union of the Clothing Industry, and he led a major, successful, strike, in 1913. In 1915, he became the union's general secretary, and then in 1918, its president. 83:(NVV) in 1932, and was associated with its left-wing, calling for the union to devote more efforts to organising women, and for it to admit unemployed workers. In 1933, he called for a boycott of German goods, in opposition to its Nazi government, and he called for active support for the Republicans in the 106:, and in 1945, he was elected as its president. He argued that the NVV should be more critical of government policy in Indonesia, and unsuccessfully argued that the NVV should merge with the communist Unity Trade Union. He retired in 1949. 90:
The Nazis occupied the Netherlands in 1940, and van der Heeg was fired from his union post, while in 1941, Hilversum council was dissolved. He found work as the head of the local Distribution Service, using the role to illicitly distribute
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As leader of the union, van der Heeg led a series of strikes which achieved a national wage scheme resulting in increased pay, reduced hours, and sick and holiday pay. He relocated to
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During the war, the Nazis had merged the Union of the Clothing Industry into the textile workers' union. Van der Heeg agreed that it should continue on a merged basis, as the
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split, he returned to the SDAP within weeks. Although he was opposed to communism, he argued that communists should be free to join mainstream unions.
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in 1921, winning a seat on the city council in 1926, and becoming the local party chair in 1931. Although he was a founder of the
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who were in hiding. The network was discovered in 1943, and van der Heeg went into hiding, until his arrest, late in 1944.
80: 287: 75:, and in 1920, he became its general secretary. In 1924, he spent a lengthy period in a sanatorium, suffering from 292: 79:, but he recovered well and returned to work the following year. He was elected to the executive of the 163: 282: 277: 8: 217: 84: 96: 43: 131: 271: 235: 76: 39: 92: 17: 61: 50: 21: 303:
Social Democratic Workers' Party (Netherlands) politicians
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General Union of Workers in Textile and Clothing Companies
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Dutch name
surname
Dutch
resistance
Groningen
Social Democratic Workers' Party
Hilversum
Independent Socialist Party
International Clothing Workers' Federation
tuberculosis
Dutch Confederation of Trade Unions
Spanish Civil War
ration cards
Dutch resistance
General Union of Workers in Textile and Clothing Companies





"HEEG, Tonnis van der"




"Tonnis van der Heeg"
Heinrich Stühmer
International Clothing Workers' Federation
Andrew Conley
General Industrial Union of Textiles and Clothing

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