Lessing, Theodor, 1872-1933
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Lessing, Theodor, 1872-1933
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Lessing, Theodor, 1872-1933
Lessing, Theodor
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Lessing, Theodor
Theodor Lessing
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Theodor Lessing
Lessing, Theodor (Theodor Elchanan), 1872-1933
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Lessing, Theodor (Theodor Elchanan), 1872-1933
Lessing, Theodor Elchanan
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Lessing, Theodor Elchanan
Lensing, Theodor 1872-1933
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Lensing, Theodor 1872-1933
Le Singe, Théodore 1872-1933
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Le Singe, Théodore 1872-1933
Lessing Théodore 1872-1933
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Lessing Théodore 1872-1933
Leusing, Theodor, 1872-1933
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Leusing, Theodor, 1872-1933
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Theodor Lessing was born in Hannover in 1972. He studied medicine in Freiburg, Bonn and Munich, where he switched to philosophy, literature and psychology. In 1907 he returned to Hannover, where he taught philosophy at the Technische Hochschule. He served as a physician in World War I and established the Volkshochschule in Hanover in 1919. In the 1920s, he became a prolific writer and published articles and essays in several newspapers and magazines. Lessing left Germany in March of 1933 and moved to Marienbad from where he continued to publish in exile newspapers. He was shot in his office on August 30, 1933 and died the next day.
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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n86027911
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https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q61446
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Hannover (Germany)
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Mariánské Lázně (Czech Republic)
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Marienbad
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