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Life Summary

Name	Henry Edmund Holland
Born	10 June, 1868 Ginninderra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Died	8 October, 1933 (aged 65) Huntly, New Zealand
Cause of Death	heart disease
Religious Influence	Salvationist Includes the religion in which subjects were raised, have chosen themselves, attendance at religious schools and/or religious funeral rites; Atheism and Agnosticism have been included.
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Occupation *	newspaper editor (1892-1912) New South Wales, Australia pamphleteer (1892-1912) New South Wales, Australia political activist (1892-1912) New South Wales, Australia socialist (1892-1912) New South Wales, Australia newspaper owner (1894-1912) New South Wales, Australia socialist (1912-1933) Overseas
Key Events *	Broken Hill strike (1909) (union leader)
Key Organisations *	Australian Socialist League (NSW) (member) Tailoresses' Union of New South Wales (organiser, 1901)
Political Activism *	socialist (New South Wales, 1892)
Workplaces *	Queanbeyan Times (NSW) (compositor, 1880-1887) Socialist (newspaper) (founding editor, 1894) Socialist Journal of the Northern People (editor, 1896-1898) People and Collectivist (newspaper) (editor, 1898-1900) People (newspaper) (editor, 1900) Grenfell Vedette (newspaper) (editor, 1902-1905) Queanbeyan Leader (newspaper) (editor, 1905-1907) International Socialist Review for Australasia (editor, 1907-1912)

* Dates are approximate