Three contemporary texts describing the American socialist leader as orator, inheritor of Lincoln's legacy, and embodiment of a cause.

Information on the Debs Collection at Pittsburg State University's Leonard H. Axe Library.

Transcript of a statement made by American socialist Eugene V. Debs on September 18, 1918 upon being convicted of sedition for speaking out against the First World War.

Entry by Ray Ginger on the American socialist and his quest for the US Presidency.

Photo of the Socialist Party leader and his tomb from Find A Grave. Includes biography, map, cemetery information, and interactive visitor comments.

Speech delivered June 16, 1918 at the Ohio Socialist Party shortly after Debs had visited several jailed socialists who had been jailed under the Espionage Act.

Speech delivered May 23, 1908 at Girard, Kansas after Debs was chosen as the Socialist candidate for U.S. president.

Official site of the Debs Foundation. Includes chronological listing of his personal life, political activism, and union advocacy, as well as memorabilia, information about the foundation and the Debs House.

Information archive of Eugene V. Debs writings, speeches, letters, with photographs, sounds and film.

Online biography of the late Socialist Party leader and Presidential candidate.