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Abe Isoo (安部磯雄, 4 February 1865 – 10 February 1949) was a Japanese Christian socialist, parliamentarian and pacifist. He largely contributed to development of baseball in Japan, and was called "Father of Japanese baseball." He created a baseball club of Waseda University.

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rdfs:label	Abe Isoo (en) Abe Isoo (de) Abe Isoo (in) Abe Isoo (fr) 아베 이소오 (ko) 安部磯雄 (ja) Абэ, Исоо (ru) Abe Isoo (sv) 安部磯雄 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Abe Isoo (安部磯雄, 4 February 1865 – 10 February 1949) was a Japanese Christian socialist, parliamentarian and pacifist. He largely contributed to development of baseball in Japan, and was called "Father of Japanese baseball." He created a baseball club of Waseda University. (en) Abe Isoo (japanisch 安部磯雄; * 4. Februar 1865 in Fukuoka; † 10. Februar 1949 in Tokio) war ein bedeutender christlich-sozialer Parlamentarier, Intellektueller und Pazifist mit wichtigem Einfluss auf das politische Japan vor, zwischen und nach den Weltkriegen. (de) Abe Isoo (安部磯雄, 4 Februari 1865 – 10 Februari 1949) adalah seorang , parlementarian dan asal Jepang. Ia banyak berkontribusi pada pengembangan dan disebut "Bapak bisbol Jepang." Ia menciptakan klub bisbol Universitas Waseda. (in) 安部磯雄（あべいそお、1865年3月1日〈元治2年2月4日〉- 1949年〈昭和24年〉2月10日）は、日本の経済学者、社会主義者、政治家。キリスト教的人道主義の立場から社会主義を活発に宣伝し、日本社会主義運動の先駆者であった。また、日本における野球の発展に貢献し「日本野球の父」と呼ばれる。早稲田大学野球部創設者でもある。 (ja) 아베 이소오(일본어: 安部 (あべ) 磯雄 (いそお): 1865년 3월 1일(원치 2년 2월 4일)-1949년(소화 24년) 2월 10일)는 일본의 사회주의자, 정치가다. 기독교적 인도주의의 입장에서 사회주의를 활발히 선전했으며, 일본 사회주의 운동의 선구자였다. 실제 인권변호사인 후세 다츠지 변호사는 아베 이소오 등의 기독교 사회주의로부터 영향을 받았다.또한 일본 야구읠 발전에 공헌해 “일본 야구의 아버지”라고 불린다. 와세다대학 야구부의 창설자이기도 하다. (ko) Abe Isoo, född 4 februari 1865, död 10 februari 1949, var en japansk politiker. Abe Isoo var professor i sociologi och politisk teori vid Wasedauniversitetet i Tokyo, och grundade det Socialistiska arbetarpartiet i Japan. (sv) Абэ Исоо (яп. 安部磯雄, 4 февраля 1865 — 10 февраля 1949) — японский политический деятель и мыслитель, литератор и публицист, христианский социалист и пацифист. Исповедовал христианство, являлся пастором первой унитарианской общины в стране. За роль в раннем развитии и распространении бейсбола в Японии (он создал бейсбольный клуб Университета Васэда, организовывал олимпийскую сборную на игры в Стокгольме в 1912 году и стал первым председателем Токийской бейсбольной лиги большой шестёрки) его называли «отцом японского бейсбола». (ru) 安部磯雄（安部磯雄，1865年2月4日－1949年2月10日），日本知名、政治家、基督教社會主義學者。致力於棒球的普及・發展。生於福岡縣福岡市，1884年同志社大學畢業後，前往柏林洪堡大學等校攻讀，1895年學成返回日本後，就任東京專門學校教授（即早稻田大學）。之後他也從政，並當選五回眾議院議員，而其政治理論與他所學及提倡的社會主義均為一致。 (zh) Abe Isoo (安部磯雄), né le 4 février 1865 et mort le 10 février 1949, est un homme politique japonais socialiste chrétien. Après avoir suivi à Kyôto les cours de Niijima Jô, il se rend aux États-Unis en 1891 et, à son retour fonde le parti social-démocrate avec, notamment, Sen Katayama. Il défend des idées pacifistes durant la guerre russo-japonaise (1904-1905) et publie une revue socialiste chrétienne, Shinkigen (L'ère nouvelle) dès 1905, tout en professant à l'université Waseda de Tokyo de 1895 à 1928. (fr)
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