1997 Phillipo Seed, social work academic, dies at 67
1997 George Armin Goyder, businessman and social philosopher, dies at 88
1996 Robert Rapoport, social anthropologist, dies at 72
1996 Mary Tuck, social researcher/civil servant, dies at 68
1996 Agnes Beatrice Read, medical social worker, dies at 86
1996 Masao Maruyama, social scientist, dies at 82
1995 Irene Elizabeth Beatrice Ighodaro, doctor/social reformer, dies at 79
1995 Marion Pitt, social worker/writer, dies at 56
1995 Leonard Ernest John Chant, social Worker, dies at 57
1994 John the King, CDA-minister of Social Businesses, dies at 68
1994 Israel and PLO initialed accord giving autonomy to Palestinians in West Bank in education, health, taxation, social welfare and tourism
1994 Leopold "Hans" Kohr, Austria social philosopher/economist, dies at 84
1994 Leopold "Hans" Kohr, Austrian social philosopher, dies at 84
1993 JH Scheps, Dutch MP (Social Democratic), dies at 93
1993 Jean G H "Sjeng" Tans, Dutch PM (social dem, 1965-69), dies
1992 Nico Booken, director (Jewish Labor Social), dies
1992 "High Rollers Social and Pleasure Club" opens at H Hayes New York City 14 performances
1992 "High Rollers Social and Pleasure Club" closes at H Hayes New York City 14 performances
1991 Bomb attack on Aad Kosto, Dutch social dem party-asst sec of state
1990 Fire in illegal New York City social club, kills 87
1987 Wilbur J Cohen, 1st employee of Social Security System, dies at 73
1987 Ewan Calague, economist/statistician (Social Security) dies at 90
1983 Arie Querido, psychiatrist (social psychiatry), dies
1983 President Reagan signs a $165B bail out for Social Security
1983 President Reagan signs $165 billion Social Security rescue
1982 Dutch social dem party wins elections, fascist enters Dutch parliament
1980 Carl PM Romme, Dutch minister of Social Affairs (KVP), dies at 83
1977 Dutch social democratic party wins parliamentary election
1976 Dutch 1st Chamber condemns Dutch Liberal/social dem abortion laws
1976 Willy Burns elected chairman of Social International
1976 2nd Chamber recognizes Dutch Liberals/social democratic abortion law
1972 Paul Goodman, U.S. social critic/writer, dies at 60
1971 Dutch social democratic party/D'66/DS'70 win parliamentary election
1964 Emergency crisis proclaimed in Ceylon due to social unrest
1962 Mike Ness, rocker, Social Distortion
1959 Maria Baers, Flemish social female worker/senator, dies at 76
1958 Dutch social democratic party-ministers/premier Drees dismissed
1956 Roelof Kranenburg, Dutch social democratic party-chairman, dies at 76
1956 Robin LO Linschoten, Dutch ass. secretary of Social Affairs, VVD
1956 Ad P Melkert, Dutch minister of Social Affairs, 1994-
1953 Dutch social democratic/Dutch Liberal Party win municipal elections
1952 Dutch social democratic party wins elections (29%)
1952 Dutch social democratic party wins 2nd-Parliamentary election
1948 Henricus A Poels, Dutch RC theologist/social foreman, dies at 80
1948 Dreesgovt (KVP/Social Democratics/CHU/Liberal) forms
1946 Dutch Labor Party (Dutch Social Democratic Party) forms
1945 Alfred Antony Francis Gell, social anthropologist
1944 Elske Terveld, Dutch undersecretary Social Affairs, PvdA
1944 Gestapo arrests German Social Democrat Julius Leber
1943 Peter Lilley, MP/sect of state for British social security
1939 Social Security Administration approves 1st unemployment check
1939 2nd Dutch De Geer government forms (1st with Social Democrats)
1939 Marion Pitt, social worker/writer
1939 Grace Abbott, social worker (US Children Bureau), dies at 60
1938 Otto Bauer, Austrian social democrat, dies at 56
1938 Leonard Ernest John Chant, social worker
1938 Bert de Vries, Dutch minister of Social Affairs, CDA
1937 U.S. Social Security system makes its 1st benefit payment
1936 Florentinus M Wibaut, Amsterdam social alderman, dies at 76
1935 Resident Institution for Social History (IISG) forms in Amsterdam
1935 Social Security Act becomes law
1934 Hilly Axwijk, Suriname social worker
1934 Gwen Swire, British social worker
1934 Wim H. Sinnige, Dutch alderman of finance, social democratic
1932 Albert Thomas, French social minister of Weapon production, dies
1931 William Utting, chief inspector, British Social Services
1931 Cornelis T. "Cor" van de Molen, director Social Businesses of Press
1930 Shirley Williams, co-founder, Social Democratic Party, labour minister
1930 Phillipo Seed, social work academic
1930 Lou A de Graaf, Dutch Assistant Secretary of Social Affairs, VDA
1929 Jaap Boersma, Dutch minister for Social Affairs, ARP
1928 Alphonse MAJ Ariens, Dutch RC pastor/social worker, dies at 68
1928 Mary Tuck, social researcher/civil servant
1926 Brian Abel-Smith, professor of Social Adminstration
1926 Jan de Koning, minister of Agriculture/Social Businesses, CDA
1926 Hans-Jochen Vogel, leader of West Germany's Social Democrats, SPD
1925 Cora Lee Johnson, social activist for rural poor
1925 John F Mellaerts, Flemish social founder (Boerenbond), dies at 79
1924 German election (Social Democrats win/Nazis and Communists lose)
1924 Robert N Rapoport, social anthropologist
1923 Saxony gets Social Democratic and Communist coalition government
1922 Georges Sorel, French social philosopher, dies at 74
1922 Rachel Robinson, social activist/humanitarian/Mrs Jackie Robinson
1922 Uprising of social righteousness in Rio de Janeiro
1919 Ernst Haeckel, German philosopher (Social Darwinism), dies at 85
1918 Social Democratic Party becomes Communistc Party Holland: CPH
1918 Georgian Social Democratic Republic declares independence from Russia
1917 Wilhelmus C Wijen, [Broeder Pius], social worker, Curacao
1917 Asta E R Elstak, Suriname/Dutch social worker
1916 Benjamin Kidel, English sociologist (Social Evolution), dies at 58
1916 Irene Elizabeth Beatrice Ighodaro, doctor/social reformer
1916 Bernice Levin Neugarten, social scientist/gerontologist
1915 Lord Airedale, British Lord, social democrat
1915 Gopal Krishna Gokhale, India's social reformer/politician, dies
1914 Masao Maruyama, social scientist
1913 Wilbur J. Cohen, 1st employee of Social Security System
1910 Agnes Beatrice Read, medical social worker
1909 Simone Weil, born in Paris, social philosopher/Resistance fighter, WW II
1908 Claude Levi-Strauss, Belgium, social anthropologist, Structure Anthro
1908 George Armin Goyder, businessman/social philosopher
1907 Nathan M. Pusey, born in Iowa, educator, Natl Ass for Social Sciences-1963
1905 Clara "Mother" Hale, U.S. social worker, Hale House
1905 Arnold Kerdijk, Dutch liberal/founder (Social Weekly), dies at 60
1901 Arie Querido, Dutch social psychiatrist
1900 JH Scheps, Dutch 2nd-Member of parliament, social democratic
1900 Social Democrat Party of America (Debs' party) holds 1st convention
1899 Anna Arnold Hedgeman, social activist, New York City cabinet
1899 American Social Science Association incorporated by Congress
1898 Social Democracy of America party holds 1st national convention, Chic
1897 Pricilla L Williams, social activist/humanitarian
1896 Ewan Calague, economist/statistician, Social Security Board
1889 American Academy of Political and Social Science organized, Phila
1889 Pitirim A. Sorokin, Russian/US sociologist, Social mobility
1888 Toyohiko Kagawa, born in Kobe, Japan, Christian social reformer
1885 Sinclair Lewis, novelist/social critic, Main Street, Nobel 1930
1883 Maria Baers, Flemish social female worker/senator
1882 Otto Neurath, Aust/Brit philosopher, Foundation of Social Sciences
1880 Roelof Kranenburg, Dutch social democratic chairman, 1st Chamber
1878 Grace Abbott, Grand Island, Nebraska, social worker, US Children Bureau
1876 Edith Abbott, dean, University of Chicago Social Sciences
1874 Social Democratic Workmen's Party of North America formed
1874 Harold L. Ickes, social activist, New Deal politician
1872 Emily Post, authority on social behavior/writer, Etiquette
1868 Henricus A. Poels, Dutch RC theologist/social foreman
1866 Samuel Sarphati, Amsterdam physician/social activist, dies at 53
1866 Sophonisba Breckenridge, scholar, teacher and social activist
1863 Rene [Raphael] Viviani, French historian/social premier, 1914-15
1860 Jane Addams, U.S., pacifist/social worker/feminist, Nobel 1931
1859 Florentinus M Wibaut, Amsterdams social alderman, building of houses
1858 Ramabai Dongre' Medhavi, India, social reformer
1858 Emmeline Pankhurst, born in England, found, Women's Social and Political Union
1858 Emile Durkheim, French sociologist, Division du travail social
1855 Joseph Hume, social reformer, dies
1848 Brooks Adams, U.S. philosopher, Theory of Social Revolutions
1846 Arnold Kerdijk, Dutch lib politician/founder, Social Weekly newspaper
1845 John F Mellaerts, Flemish social worker, 1st Belgian farm gilde
1845 Thomas John Barnardo, English social worker
1844 Minna Canth, Finland, novelist/playwright, social evils
1841 Sara Louisa Oberholtz, social reformer, anti-smoking advocate
1839 Helene Mercier, Dutch author/social reformer
1828 Josephine Elizabeth Butler, social reformer
1820 Friedrich Engels, Germany, social philosopher; Marx's collaborator
1820 Freidrich Engels, German social philosopher
1820 Herbert Spencer, Derby England, Victorian philosopher, Social Statics
1813 Samuel Sarphati, Amsterdam, physician/pharmacist/social activist
1800 Edwin Chadwick, British social reformer
1749 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Frankfurt, social philosopher, Faust
1712 Jean Jacques Rousseau, born in France, composer/social contractor, Confession
1707 Rakoczi II and Czar Peter the Great sign social security agreement
1639 Martinus de Porres, Peru saint (patron of social justice), dies at 69
1569 Martinus de Porres, Peru, saint, patron of social justice
838 Babak, Persian social/religious reformer, martyred
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