Henry Luce

Henry Luce

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Henry Luce was a prominent American publisher who co-founded Time Inc. and was instrumental in shaping modern journalism through his magazines, including Time, Fortune, and Life. He was known for his influential role in the media landscape during the 20th century, promoting American values and ideals. Luce was also involved in the early experimentation with psychedelics in the 1950s, reflecting a complex relationship between conservative politics and counterculture.

Born on Apr 03, 1898 (127 years old)

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Hungary Hungary: Henry Luce was the president of Time Inc. who supported the plan to bring the Hungarian Olympic team to America. 6

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Germany Germany: Henry Luce was a publisher known for his work with Time, Fortune, and Life. 7

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