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Born February 14, 1846 • Germany
Died January 12, 1908 (aged 61) • Leipzig • Germany
Title / Office Reichstag (1893-1903), Germany
Political Affiliation National Liberal Party
Role In Pan-Germanism
Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler
dictator of Germany
Alfred Hugenberg
German political leader
“Father of gymnastics”
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn
German educator
Eduard Lasker, engraving, 1861
Eduard Lasker
Prussian politician
Ernst Moritz Arndt
German writer
Heinrich von Sybel
German historian
Alfred Rosenberg
Alfred Rosenberg
German Nazi leader
Louis Darquier de Pellepoix
French politician
Julius Streicher.
Julius Streicher
German politician
Heinrich Gagern, detail from a lithograph by Johann Heinrich Hasselhorst, 1825
Heinrich, baron von Gagern
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Hans Christoph, baron von Gagern
German politician and writer
Frank, Hans
Hans Frank
German politician and jurist
Arthur Moeller van den Bruck
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Adolf Stoecker
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Heinrich Friedjung
Austrian historian
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German diplomat and politician
Gustav Stresemann
Gustav Stresemann
chancellor of Germany
Rudolf von Bennigsen
German politician
Gneist, detail from an etching by W. Krauskopf, 1894
Rudolf von Gneist
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Ludwig Bamberger, engraving by A. Neumann, c. 1890.
Ludwig Bamberger
German economist