Otto Hoetzsch
Otto Hoetzsch was a German historian and politician, known for founding the journal 'Osteuropa' in 1925, which focused on Eastern European studies. His work was marked by a deep interest in Russia and the Soviet Union, and he was a prominent figure in the discourse of Eastern European politics, particularly during the interwar period. Hoetzsch's perspectives were considered controversial, especially during the rise of the Nazis, who labeled him a 'cultural Bolshevist' due to his scholarly openness and connections with Jewish intellectual circles.
Born on Jan 01, 1889 (136 years old)
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Otto Hoetzsch founded the magazine 'Osteuropa' in 1925 and was known for his scholarly openness and perspective on Russia.
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