Interhelpo

Summary

Interhelpo is a worker cooperative^[1]. Interhelpo draws 55 Wikipedia views per month (worker_cooperative category, ranking #3 of 6).^[2]

Key Facts

• Interhelpo is in the country of Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic^[3].
• Interhelpo's instance of is recorded as worker cooperative^[4].
• Interhelpo's headquarters location is recorded as Žilina^[5].
• Interhelpo's Commons category is recorded as Interhelpo^[6].
• May 1923 marks the founding of Interhelpo^[7].
• Interhelpo was dissolved in 1943^[8].
• A participant in Interhelpo was Alexander Dubček^[9].
• Interhelpo's location of formation is recorded as Žilina^[10].
• Interhelpo's product or material produced is recorded as power station^[11].
• Interhelpo's product or material produced is recorded as textile factory^[12].
• Interhelpo's product or material produced is recorded as foundry^[13].
• Interhelpo's product or material produced is recorded as furniture factory^[14].
• Interhelpo's legal form is recorded as cooperative^[15].
• Interhelpo's member count is recorded as {'amount': '+407'}^[16].
• Interhelpo's interested in is recorded as socialism^[17].
• Interhelpo's language used is recorded as Esperanto^[18].
• Interhelpo's language used is recorded as Ido^[19].

Body

Founding

May 1923 marks the founding of Interhelpo^[7]. Interhelpo's location of formation is recorded as Žilina^[10].

Operations

Interhelpo's headquarters location is recorded as Žilina^[5].

Ownership

Products include power station^[11], textile factory^[12], foundry^[13], and furniture factory^[14].

Dissolution

Interhelpo was dissolved in 1943^[8].

Why It Matters

Interhelpo draws 55 Wikipedia views per month (worker_cooperative category, ranking #3 of 6).^[2] Interhelpo has Wikipedia articles in 11 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[20] Interhelpo is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[21]