Marcel Cachin

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Marcel Cachin was a French socialist-turned-communist politician and journalist who became a leading figure in the French Communist Party in the early 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French Communist
human
journalist
politician
burialPlace Père Lachaise Cemetery
countryOfCitizenship France
dateOfBirth 1869-09-20
dateOfDeath 1958-02-12
era Third French Republic
early 20th century politics of France
familyName Cachin
givenName Marcel
hasHonor state funeral in France
ideologicalTransition from socialism to communism
languageOfWorkOrName French
memberOfPoliticalParty French Communist Party
French Section of the Workers' International
movement French workers' movement
name Marcel Cachin
nationality French
notableFor role in founding the French Communist Party
notableWork leadership of L'Humanité
occupation editor
journalist
politician
participatedIn Tours Congress of 1920
placeOfBirth Brittany
Côtes-d'Armor
France
Plourivo
placeOfDeath Choisy-le-Roi
France
Val-de-Marne
politicalIdeology communism
socialism
positionHeld deputy of the French Third Republic
director of L'Humanité
member of the Chamber of Deputies of France
member of the French Senate
senator of France
religion atheism
representedInLegislature Finistère
Seine
linked to: River Seine
sexOrGender male
wasMemberOf French Communist Party Central Committee
French Communist Party Political Bureau
workLocation Paris

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Tours Congress of 1920 attendedBy Marcel Cachin
Marcel Cachin name Marcel Cachin
French Workers' Party notableMember Marcel Cachin