Author: Singer, Kurt [1911- 2005]
Title: Carl von Ossietzky : fredshelten i koncentrationslejren
Description: København, Frem-forlag, n.d. [ca. 1936]. orig.wrappers. 20x13cm, 45 pp. Translation, from the Swedish "Carl von Ossietzky, fredskämpen i koncentrationsläger" by Esther Gretor.. Minor wear. Rear cover crease. VG. ¶ ["...The prolific and eclectic writer was born in Vienna and grew up in Berlin, where he became increasingly worried about the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime. With his first wife, Hilde Tradelius, he began publishing an anti-Nazi underground weekly in 1933. The Nazis soon put a price on his head, and he fled to Stockholm. Working as a journalist for Swedish and Swiss publications, Singer helped found a pro-Allies newspaper and a committee to free anti-Nazi leader Carl von Ossietzky from a concentration camp. With Kurt R. Grossman, he wrote a biography of Von Ossietzky that he believed helped win the Nobel Peace Prize for the humanitarian....." - obituary, Los Angeles Times, December 14, 2005].

Keywords: German Political History, Nazi Germany, Carl von Ossietzky, National Socialism, Anti-Nazi, Anti-Fascist, German Exiles, Politics,