Ljusne, Sweden 1890s
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Ljusne, Sweden 1890s

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Meanwhile in Ljusne, at the factories owned by the Hallwyl family
A photo of Ljusne iron factory from circa 1920s. You see the people in the boat down at the river?
Those are employees of the factory working at sorting the timber via the very much not advanced technology "very long stick"
Very dangerous work, if one make a mistakes one can fall into the river, and be swept underneath the woodstocks. You can clearly see they got no safety harness or anything. Only stick and small boat.
While the river might look still on the picture it got quite a current, otherwise it could not have been used as such a timber transporting river
(The timber would have floated, moved foward by the rivers own power until the on porpuse built blockage in Ljusne, were the timber was sorted, picked up and processed)
Yes, this is the factory village were the family Hallwyl, the ones with the super expensive house built in 1890s, owned.
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Det hÀr med att historiepodden pratar om att flottning var romantiserad i en av sina avsnitt.
Med morförÀldrar som medvetet flytande ifrÄn en av flottningens stora epicentrum, ljusne bruksamhÀlle, Àr detta en tanke jag aldrig ens hört talats. Nu flyttade de ju till Stockholm, vilket innebÀr att de historier jag hört om flottning frÀmst Àr vidarberÀttlser ifrÄn min mor, om berÀttelse hon hört om hur fullstÀndigt livsfarligt det var. Det, och hur Àven flottarna var
"förjÀvliga emot en, som alla andra i Ljusne" - citat min morfars pappa, del av lÀngre harang om hur "alla i Ljusne Àr för fan förjÀvliga emot en."
(min morfars pappa var alltsÄ ströarbetare, som nog sÄgs ned pÄ av vissa flottarna pga ej hade nÄt jobb som kunde ge en status i kontexten av Ljusnes bruksamhÀlle anno 1920 - 30 tal. Eller iallafall tolkade han det sÄ)
Men jahapp tydligen finns det folk som romantiserar denna yrkesgrupp. Nyheter för mig.
Flottning
Det dÀr Àr en riktigt Àlv de stÄr pÄ, stockarna har fastnat i den...
förmodligen hade jag nÄgra slÀktingar som sysslade med flottning pga att de var arbetare som bodde vid flottningsÀlvar (och dessutom bodde i bruksamhÀlle som var sorteringstationen för Ljusnes flottning i de slÀktingarnas fall), men för tillfÀllet Àr min morfars fars Äsikt om flottare den enda jag kan komma pÄ.
Min morfar far var btw inte sjĂ€lv ifrĂ„n ljusne, men var anstĂ€lld som byggarbetare för en folkpark i Ljusne. VĂ€l dĂ€r fick han ihop det med en 19 Ă„ring, som blev gravid (med min morfar skall tillĂ€ggas). SĂ„ kanske var han inte den mest stĂ€dade individen sjĂ€lv nĂ€r han hĂ€ngde i Ljusne, möjligt det finns en viss bias dĂ€r, ifrĂ„n denna citatkĂ€lla đ
(min gammalmormor blev alltsÄ med barn, och först tÀnkte han sticka till USA, utan henne och barnet. Oansvarigt! Men sedan fick han dÄligt samvete och stannade kvar nÀr han sÀg hur totalt förkrossad hon blev över den planen. SÄ slutet hÀr, blev bÀttre Àn det kunde bli...... Men, som sagt kan ta funnits en orsak folk i Ljusne var lite sura pÄ honom, frikopplad till yrkestillhörighet, möjligtvis haha)
BildkÀlla: http://www.arkivcentrumnord.se/skogensarkiv/flottning_bilder_lff.html
Tips to become a very hated capitalist
Are you a 19th century swedish female forest baroness? That is, are you the owner of a village were you are manipulating everyones life style to revolve around your factory. You have basically created a Feudal factory village, were your workers are your serfs.
Also you do not really pay your workers. You pay them in food etc. But they can only buy the goods in YOUR food store.
In Addition to that! Your factory makes weapons, navy objects and wood. Which it sells, with much profit, to european nations, who are busy colonisaling and murdering the people outside of europe? Is your trade Colonial Death tm?
But you are still not done with awfulness! The raw material for your factories comes from stealing land and rescources from sami people and also from landsowning peasants. Indeed your factory directly stole the land from the parents of many of your factories workers! And you did not pay them! No you were 100% shady in how you got your hands on your raw material!
As you might suspect your workers really really hate you. But you are still not done.
You see, as many white women of the 19th century, you Believe yourself to be moral and good.
So one 1 time per year, you invite your own child workers to juice and cookies. It is own the death day of your own daughter you see. And you except this children, your own child worker serfs, to be grateful and bow happily for going to a cookie tea party at your place 1 time a year. At least you claim that your intentions are the actions âof a chartible womenâ.
The child workers forced to smile for cookies DO NOT LIKE YOU. In fact they hate, so fucking much. All their souls are full with contempt
So much contempt that i the blog admin, the grand child of a working class boy born in this forest baroness village, got this story retold to me. Her workers truelly hated her.
[this is a story about the 19th century forest baroness of Ljusne Factory, in HĂ€lsingland, Sweden. This particular forest baroness was dead when my grandfather was born, and the majority of her factories production had gotten moved aboard before his birth. he was born in the 1930s you see, and by then sweden started to get so rich that factory production got moved aboard to find places were they could keep paying the workers below a living wage.Â
my grandfather did therefore not grow up in ljusne, cause his parents needed to move in lack of work. so actually this story is from my great grandparents, who did grow up in Ljusne, told via my mom. but my point! it is not ancient history! also the forest baroness of ljusne were a collector of expansive objects, and today her house is a museum in stockholm. but did her workers ever hate that forest baroness]
this workers union banner of ljusne social democratic workers union from 1905 deserve more love
I have never seen something, looking so much like it could fit unto any tumblr blog of a leftist today, but which is more than a 100 years old.
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Evil Capitalist do not trust!! 19th century upper - class shaming
[Wilhelmina von Hallwyl 1844-1930. she was the owner of the semi - feudal industry community, a bruksamhÀlle, in Ljusne]
i happen to descend from workers who lived in Ljusne on my mothers side, and i just keeping their deep bitterness about this so called âbrukspatronâ alive. Wilhelmina is mostly famous today in sweden for being a collector of expansive art and similiar things, which she showed of in her palace in stockholm named âHallwylska husetâ. it is today a musuem.
but she also, forbid workers unions among her workers, and was in general. shite towards her workers.
the tale that is told with much bitterness about her i have heard, is that she in a act of âcharityâ once a year invited her own child laborers to cookies and juice. and that she wanted them to behave like they were so happy about this etc, but that most of the children considered the entire things humiliation from her.
imagne it.
she be like âoh just lost your arm? from my factory which refuses have basic work place safety, uses child labor, and keeps a monopoly on all businesses in the region, so you basically have to work in my factory or starve? and therefore i can also press down your wages very low? well I will give you one cookie a year as compensation! i am such a good person!â
baaaaad. *shakes fist keeping up the bitterness of my ancestors*
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