International Middle-Class Union

International Middle-Class Union, Internationale Mittelstandsunion, Union Internationale des Classes Moyennes

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Founded: 1923
Sources: HB 1925, HB 1929

Officers

The International Council; Central Committees in the various countries; Managing Committee.

Dr. J. L. Cagianut Vice President 1929-1936
H. Galeazzi Secretary 1925-1936
A. Kurer Vice President 1925-1929
Dr. H. Tschumi Chairman (President) 1925-1936

Seats

Burgerhaus: Bern: Switzerland
ad interim (HB 1925) regular seat in HB of 1929.

Members in these countries

Commissions centrales dans les pays suivants (HB 1925): Central Committees in the following countries (HB 1929):
Austria (1925-1936) , Belgium (1925-1936) , Bulgaria (1925-1936) , Czechoslovakia (1925-1936) , Denmark (1925-1936) , England (1925-1936) , France (1925-1936) , Germany (1925-1936) , Hungary (1925-1936) , Italy (1925-1936) , Kingdom of Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia (1925-1936) , Liechtenstein (1925-1936) , Netherlands (1925-1936) , Poland (1925-1936) , Romania (1925-1936) , Spain (1925-1936) , Switzerland (1925-1936) ,

Congresses

1923-1923 Bern: Switzerland
1924-1924 Bern: Switzerland

Object

Grouper les artisans et les industriels, commerçants, intellectuels et agriculteurs de tous pays appartenant aux classes moyennes, pour la défense de leurs intérêts économiques et autres. (HB 1925) To unite artisans and industrial, commercial, intellectual and agricultural middle-class workers of all countries for the defence of their economic and other interests (HB 1929)

Finances

Cotisations des membres, pour les personnes privées, minimum dix francs-or; pour les autorités, administrations, institutions, etc. quinze francs-or. (HB 1925) Members' subscriptions: for private persons: minimum, 10 gold francs; for boards, administrations, institutions, etc., 15 gold francs. (HB 1929)

Publications

Publication des rapports des Congrès tenus en septembre 1923 et 1924 à Berne (HB 1925) Publication cf the reports of the Congresses held in September 1923 and 1924 at Berne. (HB 1929)