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Extractions: Carl von Ossietzky (n. Hamburgo 3 de octubre de BerlÃn 4 de mayo de Escritor y pacifista alemÃ¡n Fue miembro de la sociedad pacifista fundada por el austriaco Alfred Hermann Fried , aunque combatiÃ³ en la I Guerra Mundial . Tras la guerra, se erigiÃ³ en paladÃn del pacifismo y comenzÃ³ a colaborar en diversos periÃ³dicos pacifistas. En fundÃ³ el movimiento Â« Nie Wieder Krieg Â» (Nunca mÃ¡s la Guerra) y denunciÃ³ el rearme secreto que se estaba realizando en Alemania. Fue subdirector del diario Volkszeitung en BerlÃn, y en comenzÃ³ a dirigir el semanario izquierdista Die WeltbÃ¼hne , en que defendiÃ³ el desarme y la paz internacional. Como a los ojos del renaciente militarismo alemÃ¡n ello constituÃa un delito de alta traiciÃ³n, fue acusado de revelar secretos militares en sus artÃculos y condenado a 18 aÃ±os de carcel en , beneficiÃ¡ndose en de la amnistÃa decretada. No obstante, la llegada de los nazis al poder en 1933 supuso que fuera nuevamente encarcelado, dada su oposiciÃ³n al rÃ©gimen, siendo trasladado a un hospital al haber enfermado de tuberculosis. Fue propuesto para el Premio Nobel de la Paz por muchas personalidades, entre las que se encontraban
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ossietzky, carl von In 1912 ossietzky joined the German Peace Society but was conscripted into the army and served throughout World War I. In 1920 he
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Extractions: Carl von Ossietzky, 1935 UPI/Corbis-Bettmann (b. Oct. 3, 1889, Hamburg, Ger.d. May 4, 1938, Berlin), German journalist and pacifist, winner of the Nobel Prize for Peace for 1935. In 1912 Ossietzky joined the German Peace Society but was conscripted into the army and served throughout World War I. In 1920 he became the society's secretary in Berlin. Ossietzky helped to found the Nie Wieder Krieg (No More War) organization in 1922 and became editor of the a liberal political weekly, in 1927, where in a series of articles he unmasked the Reichswehr (German army) leaders' secret preparations for rearmament. Accused of treason, Ossietzky was sentenced in November 1931 to 18 months' imprisonment but was granted amnesty in December 1932. Ossietzky opposed German militarism and political extremism of both the left and right. By the time Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany in January 1933, Ossietzky had resumed his editorship, in which he uncompromisingly attacked the Nazis. Steadfastly refusing to flee Germany, he was arrested on Feb. 28, 1933, and sent to Papenburg concentration camp. After enduring three years of incarceration and torture in the camps, Ossietzky was transferred in May 1936 to a prison hospital in Berlin by the German government, which was growing alarmed at the international publicity his case had begun to attract. On Nov. 24, 1936, Ossietzky was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace for 1935. The award was interpreted as an expression of worldwide censure of Nazism. Hitler's reply was a decree forbidding Germans to accept any Nobel Prize. Though not allowed to leave Germany, Ossietzky was permitted to move to a private sanatorium where, his health broken, he died of illness.
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ossietzky, carl von (18891938). German journalist and pacifist carl von ossietzky unmasked the secret rearmament preparations of Germany under the Weimar
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Extractions: Reference Desk Encyclopedia Ossietzky, Carl von [f u Pronunciation Key Ossietzky, Carl von , German pacifist. A leader of the peace movement in Germany after World War I, he was editor of the antimilitarist weekly from 1927. Ossietzky was imprisoned (1932) for articles exposing secret rearmament in Germany. After Adolf Hitler's rise to power in 1933, Ossietzky was sent to a concentration camp. Suffering from tuberculosis, he was removed (1936) to a prison hospital shortly before the announcement that he had been awarded the 1935 Nobel Peace Prize. The German government protested and barred all Germans from future acceptance of a Nobel Prize. Still imprisoned, Ossietzky died two years later. His collected writings were published in an eight-volume German edition in 1995. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, AD AD AD ADS Business Cards Link to Fact Monster Add Fact Monster search ... Privacy
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Extractions: Ossietzky, Carl von Carl von Ossietzky (October 3, 1889-May 4, 1938) was born in Hamburg, though his father, a civil servant, had originally come from a village near the German-Polish border. Seven years after Ossietzky's father died in 1891, his mother married Gustav Walther, a Social Democrat, who was influential in shaping Ossietzky's later political attitudes. Ossietzky's academic achievement being uneven, he left school at the age of seventeen to become an administrative civil servant in his native city. He soon turned to journalism, the profession in which he was to make a career, his first work appearing in Das Freie Volk [The Free People], the weekly organ of the Demokratische Vereinigung [Democratic Union]. On July 5, 1913, an article by Ossietzky criticizing a pro-military court decision in Erfurt drew charges of «insult to the common good» from the Prussian War Ministry. When Ossietzky was called to make a court appearance some time after his marriage on May 22, 1914, to the Englishwoman Maud Woods, his young wife secretly made arrangements to pay his fine. Though Ossietzky's health was poor, he was called up for military service in June, 1916, with the Bavarian Pioneer Regiment. After the war, Ossietzky, now a confirmed pacifist as well as democrat, returned to Hamburg where he stirred public opinion by speeches on his doctrine of educating people to a «peace mentality», became president of the local chapter of the German Peace Society, and founded Der Wegweiser [The Signpost], an enterprise which soon failed because of lack of financial backing.

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