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Maximilian Harden Sowohl Harden wie Rathenau waren seit ihrer Jugend Juden wider Willen. Rathenau rechtfertigt sich in einem Schreiben an Harden und versucht ein letztes Mal, das alte Verhältnis zu erneuern. Zur Rede gestellt, machte Harden Ausflüchte, worauf Rathenau von ihm schriftlich das Einverständnis verlangte, jeden für einen Lügner zu erklären, der behaupte, daß Harden sich Dritten gegenüber herabsetzend über Rathenau äußere. www.walther-rathenau.de /maximilian_harden.htm   (737 words)

Biographie: Maximilian Harden, 1861-1927 Harden nimmt eine Schauspielerausbildung auf und schließt sich einer Wandertruppe an, mit der er an verschiedenen Theatern in Deutschland gastiert. Harden, der radikal-sozialistische Positionen bezieht, nimmt eine kritische und widerspruchsvolle Haltung zur Weimarer Republik ein. Oktober: Maximilian Harden stirbt in Montana-Vermala (Kanton Wallis). www.dhm.de /lemo/html/biografien/HardenMaximilian   (358 words)

Maximilian Harden (XLII) Der Gnadenlose - Kultur - sueddeutsche.de SZ-Serie "Aufmacher" (XLII): Maximilian Harden - vielfältiger, eitler, widerspruchsvoller Mensch — und einer der gefürchtetsten und einflussreichsten Journalisten seiner Zeit. Harden, Maximilian, nannte er sich von 1876/77 an bis zum Tod in der Schweiz 1927. Harden schwebte vierzehn Tage in Lebensgefahr.“ Dies und der anschließende Prozess, der zur Farce geriet, weil die politischen Hintergründe des Attentats verschwiemelt wurden, waren die Gründe dafür, dass Harden — verbittert und vorausschauend — in die Schweiz umzog. www.sueddeutsche.de /kultur/artikel/657/19638   (1322 words)

Hausarbeiten.de: Karl Kraus und Maximilian Harden - Seminararbeit. Seminararbeiten, Diplomarbeiten, Magisterarbeiten, ... Danach engagiert Harden einen Detektiv, der neue Beweise gegen Eulenburg beschaffen soll. Harden läßt Eulenburg seine Ablehnung wie folgt formulieren: "Ich habe zu wenig Ehrgeiz und zu wenig Freude an den Exigenzen dieser Stellung. Harden ist nach seiner Verurteilung zu vier Monaten Gefängnis für sie ein bedeutender Mann, für Kraus wäre seine Schuld größer, wäre er freigesprochen worden. www.hausarbeiten.de /rd/faecher/hausarbeit/lin/2124.html   (16427 words)

Harden-Eulenburg Affair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Harden reaffirmed his threat after Germany gave Morocco to France at the Algeciras Conference (1906) in a major foreign policy fiasco, and Eulenburg responded by moving to Switzerland. Harden outed Eulenburg on April 27, 1907, confirming the identity he previously had parodied as "the Harpist" (Eulenburg), along with "Sweetie" General Kuno Count von Moltke, in 1906. Harden later told Hirschfeld that the Affair was the greatest political mistake of his life, like many later observers, attributing the Affair as the root cause of World War I and the fall of the Second Reich, inevitable without Eulenburg's moderating influence. www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eulenburg_Affair   (1148 words)

Harden-Eulenburg Affair Harden reaffirmed his threat after Germany gave Morocco to France at the Algeciras Conference in a major foreign policy fiasco, and Eulenburg responded by moving to Switzerland. Worse, in Harden's eyes, Eulenburg decided to return to Germany to be initiated into the High Order of the Black Eagle, and did not change his mind when Friedrich Heinrich, Prince of Prussia, decline to be initiated into the Order of the Knights of St. John because of his same-sex sexual proclivities. Harden later told Hirschfeld that the Affair was the greatest political mistake of his life, like many later observers, attributing the Affair as the root cause of WWI and the fall of the Second Reich, inevitable without Eulenburg's moderating influence. pedia.newsfilter.co.uk /wikipedia/h/ha/harden_eulenburg_affair.html   (1140 words)

Search Encyclopedia.com Maximilian I -> Imperial Administration The extent and diversity of the Hapsburg territories were a liability as well as an asset, making the imperial title the essential bond of unity. Maximilian II Maximilian II, 1811-64, king of Bavaria (1848-64), son and successor of Louis I. He had liberal tendencies and was a patron of art and learning. Maximilian I Maximilian I, 1459-1519, Holy Roman emperor and German king (1493-1519), son and successor of Holy Roman Emperor Frederick III. www.encyclopedia.com /search.asp?target=Maximilian+Sforza&rc=10&fh=19&fr=11   (534 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) Harden's original last name was Witkowski, and although he converted to Christianity at 16 his enemies always attacked him as a Jew. In 1922, Harden was severely beaten by members of a secret anti-Weimar terrorist organization; a beating from which he never quite recovered. Harden told the judges at the end of the trial that if they continued to allow verbal assaults on Jews in the courtroom, Jews might as well be forced to wear "yellow stars". www.facinghistorycampus.org /Campus/weimar.nsf/Personalities/8C7EF01FADF2EA2D85256C6F006AF35F?Opendocument   (147 words)

Encyclopedia: Harden-Eulenberg affair   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) Maximilian Harden in 1914 Maximilian Harden (a pen name; he was born Witkowski) was an influential German journalist who published the journal Die Zukunft, at the beginning of the 20th century. Harden, imperilaist head of the periodical Die Zukunft, felt the same, waiting till 1902 only to personally threaten to out Eulenburg unless he retired from his ambassadorship in Vienna, which Eulenburg did, dropping from public life until 1906. Harden outed Eulenburg on April 27, 1907, confirming the identity he previously had parodied as "the Harpist" (Eulenberg), along with "Sweetie" General Kuno Count von Moltke, in 1906. www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Harden_Eulenberg-affair   (1856 words)

Maximilian Harden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Maximilian Harden (a pen name; he was born Felix Ernst Witkowski) (1861 - 1927) was an influential German journalist who published the journal Die Zukunft, at the beginning of the 20th century. His baroque style was mocked by former friend Karl Kraus, who even wrote about "translations from Harden". This article about a journalist is a stub. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Harden   (83 words)

Die Zukunft   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) Die Zukunft was, despite the numerous prominent contributors, actually the work of a single man. Maximilian Harden founded the journal in 1892 (after he had worked in various situations as a journalist, including regular work for the Gegenwart) in order to realise his own ambitions in publishing without having to bow to any restrictions. Harden held to this promise throughout the entire life of Die Zukunft however it became the most personally political journal of all in German journalism. Harden’s idea of a united Europe did not fall on fertile ground in a Europe whose bureaucrats were haggling over reparations. www.haraldfischerverlag.de /hfv/KLP/zukunft_engl.htm   (288 words)

The Eulenburg Affair   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) Maximilian Harden [2] (1861-1927) was born under the name Felix Ernst Witkowski as the son of Jewish parents. Harden's articles in "Die Zukunft" in the late fall of 1906, which caused the Eulenburg Affair, were published because Harden feared a political comeback of Eulenburg. In 1908, at which point the Eulenburg Affair had gained great public interest, Harden wrote in an article in "Die Zukunft", "I have never voluntarily exposed the sexual acts of another person."[18] This statement is supported in the memoirs of Otto Hammann, the foreign office press chief, although he was no friend of Harden. www.informatik.hu-berlin.de /~goebel/ha/ha_eule.htm   (2970 words)

Harden-Eulenburg Affair -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) While the controversy centered on Philipp Prince zu Eulenburg-Hertefeld and his accuser, (A writer for newspapers and magazines) journalist (additional info and facts about Maximilian Harden) Maximilian Harden, accusations and counter-accusations quickly multiplied with the phrase "Liebenberg Round Table" being used to describe the gay male circle around the Kaiser. Testifying against Harden were his ex-wife of nine years, Lili von Elbe. With little press, Harden was again convicted and fined six hundred marks plus the forty thousand marks of court costs, while Moltke was rehabilitated in the public eye. www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/H/Ha/Harden-Eulenburg_Affair1.htm   (1033 words)

Kontakte Deutsch: Deutsch, Lili ; Maximilan Harden: Deutsch, Lili Rapallo: Deutsch, Felix, Erster Weltkrieg: Deutsch, Felix, Maximilian Harden: Deutsch, Felix Harden, Maximilian (Felix Ernst Witkowski, 1861-1927), Schauspieler, Mitgründer der "Freien Bühne", Kulturkritiker, Publizist und Herausgeber der Wochenzeitschrift "Die Zukunft" von 1892-1922, Förderer des Naturalismus: www.walther-rathenau.de /kontakte.htm   (943 words)

The Nation, 10/04/1922 - Germany's Political Murderers by C, S. Maximilian Harden, as is well known, was not a Government official like Walther Rathenau nor a member of the diet like Erzberger, nor was he a Spartacide, like Liebkneeht. ...Maximilian Harden's account of his own attempted murder appeared in the Zukunft as follows: On the ninth day after the murder of Bathenau I wrote to an American that after this error of judgment by the gang of murderers I would be the next victim of their cowardly brutality... ...Harden came to believe shortly before his own turn came that the fact of their both being born Jews was enough to put Eathenau and himself on the fl list... www.archive.thenation.com /Summaries/v115i2987_20.htm   (1943 words)

Harden Maximilian: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library The major differences and similarities between the liberals and the democrats slowly began to harden in discussion of specific political issues during the three decades after 1815. His aim was to send Germany down the warpath against France by eliminating doves from the kaisers inner circle... HARDEN, MAXIMILIAN mak seme lyan har d n, 1861 1927, German journalist, whose real name...he sharply criticized the statesmen of the German republic. www.questia.com /library/encyclopedia/harden-maximilian.jsp?l=H&p=1   (814 words)

Maximilian Harden - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) Maximilian Harden - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography Maximilian Harden (a pen name; he was born Witkowski) was an influential German journalist who published the journal Die Zukunft, at the beginning of the 20th century. This encyclopedia, history, geography and biography article about Maximilian Harden contains research on www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Harden   (106 words)

Harden Maximilian: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library III, 1001; William Sidney Hartsfield...August 1980), 405,406; TCWVQ, Edwin Maximilian Gardner, vol. ...challenge to Prussian militarism that was seen by Prince Bismarck and his acolyte, the Jewish arch-conservative Maximilian Harden (a less talented version of Karl Kraus in Vienna), as being attacked from within by Emperor William IIs (Kaiser... ...kaisers advisers were denounced for their "sick sexuality" by an ostensibly straight right-wing journalist named Maximilian Harden. www.questia.com /library/encyclopedia/harden-maximilian.jsp?l=H&p=1   (806 words)

Maximilian Felix Ernst Harden --  Encyclopædia Britannica   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) Initially an actor, Harden founded and edited the weekly Die Zukunft (1892–1923; “The Future”), which attained great influence by tasteless methods. "Harden, Maximilian Felix Ernst." Encyclopædia Britannica from Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service. More results on "Maximilian Felix Ernst Harden" when you join. www.britannica.com /eb/article-9039225   (632 words)

Hausarbeiten.de: The Eulenburg Affair - Seminararbeit. Seminararbeiten, Diplomarbeiten, Magisterarbeiten, Referate - ... Only after the Eulenburg Affair did Harden come to the conclusion that Wilhem was "totally unqualified (...) for the handling of governmental affairs".[8] His main attacks before 1908 were aimed at the "camarilla" around Wilhelm, his entourage. Harden compared the "camarilla" to a wind from medieval times blowing into modern institutions.[11] Again in 1898 Harden warned the Kaiser of the growing byzantinism around him.[12] He enjoyed his family life only for a short time,[37] and the only female person he was ever close to in his life was his mother.[38] The relationship to his male companions of the Liebenberg Circle seems to have been by far stronger than any relationship to a female with the exception of his mother. www.hausarbeiten.de /faecher/hausarbeit/gev/8431.html   (2649 words)

AllRefer.com - Maximilian Harden (Journalism And Publishing, Biography) - Encyclopedia Maximilian Harden[mAk´´sEmE´lyAn hAr´dun] Pronunciation Key, 1861–1927, German journalist, whose real name was Witkowski. Later he sharply criticized the statesmen of the German republic. Essentially Harden was a popular journalist appealing to mass prejudices and beliefs. reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/H/Harden-M.html   (201 words)

Maximilian Harden -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) Maximilian Harden -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article Maximilian Harden (a (An author's pseudonym) pen name; he was born Witkowski) was an influential German journalist who published the journal Die Zukunft, at the beginning of the (additional info and facts about 20th century) 20th century. His baroque style was mocked by former friend (additional info and facts about Karl Kraus) Karl Kraus, who even wrote about "translations from Harden". www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/m/ma/maximilian_harden.htm   (80 words)

The insider as outsider: The networks of Maximilian Harden in Wilhelmine and Weimar Germany This dissertation will detail why Maximilian Harden was a relative insider to the Wilhelmine Empire and an outsider to the Weimar Republic. An examination of his networks will be the primary means of explaining this phenomenon, given his relative position as an insider to Wilhelmine Germany. The well-connected Harden provides an excellent case-study to examine how such networks are created, maintained, and shift in character and composition during times of conflict. digitalcommons.libraries.columbia.edu /dissertations/AAI3174859   (199 words)

Harden-Eulenburg Affair Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) Looking For harden eulenburg affair - Find harden eulenburg affair and more at Lycos Search. Find harden eulenburg affair - Your relevant result is a click away! The Harden-Eulenburg affair, often simply Eulenburg affair, was the controversy surrounding a series of courts-martial and five regular trials regarding accusations of homosexual conduct, and accompanying libel trials, among prominent members of Kaiser Wilhelm II's cabinet and entourage and the chancellor von Bismarck during 1907-1909. www.karr.net /encyclopedia/Harden-Eulenburg_affair   (1297 words)

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition: Harden, Maximilian @ HighBeam Research   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition: Harden, Maximilian @ HighBeam Research HARDEN, MAXIMILIAN [Harden, Maximilian], 1861-1927, German journalist, whose real name was Witkowski. Our archive contains millions of documents from thousands of sources and goes back over 23 years. www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1E1:Harden-M&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf   (145 words)

Reviews in History: The Kaiser and his Court: Wilhelm II and the Government of Germany As far as his sex life was concerned, he had innumerable affairs with prostitutes before ascending the throne in 1888, after which time he became more interested in men, particularly- soldiers. Whether he was an active homosexual is open to dispute - although Harden believed he had hard evidence. What is not open to dispute is that through his close friend Count Philipp zu Eulenburg and his circle, he did mix mainly with homosexuals. www.history.ac.uk /reviews/paper/sked.html   (2269 words)

Find in a Library: Maximilian Harden, censor Germaniae; the critic in opposition from Bismarck to the rise of Nazism. Find in a Library: Maximilian Harden, censor Germaniae; the critic in opposition from Bismarck to the rise of Nazism. Maximilian Harden, censor Germaniae; the critic in opposition from Bismarck to the rise of Nazism. WorldCat is provided by OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. on behalf of its member libraries. www.worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/a3792ddec61d76cd.html   (78 words)

Robert Forsythe-Mae West: A Treatise on Decay The wave of indignation swept Wilde to jail, but it also revealed the fact that sexual debauchery was so common among the nobility that Frank Harris could report, without legal action being taken against him, that seventy-five members of the House of Lords were notorious perverts. Not long after Germany was stirred by the revelations that Prince Philip Eulenberg, intimate friend of the Kaiser, had been accused by Maximilian Harden of indulging in unnatural vice. Harden had attacked Eulenberg publicly in his paper Zukunft, trying to force a charge of libel. www.marxists.org /subject/women/authors/forsythe/mae.htm   (1034 words)

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