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Maximilian Harden (Berlín, 20 de octubre de 1861 - Montana Vermala, Valais, Suiza, 30 de octubre de 1927); originariamente Felix Ernst Witkowski; pseudónimo Apostata) fue un influyente publicista, crítico, actor y periodista alemán.
Maximilian Harden (born Felix Ernst Witkowski, 20 October 1861 – 30 October 1927) was an influential German journalist and editor. Biography. Born the son of a Jewish merchant in Berlin, he attended the Französisches Gymnasium until he began to train as an actor and joined a traveling theatre troupe.
Maximilian Harden war ein deutscher Publizist, Kritiker, Schauspieler und Journalist. Harden war der Herausgeber der Wochenschrift Die Zukunft. Er strengte Prozesse gegen Berater und Freunde des Kaisers Wilhelm II. an, die zu mehreren Rücktritten führten.
Maximilian Harden ; originariamente Felix Ernst Witkowski; pseudónimo Apostata) fue un influyente publicista, crítico, actor y periodista alemán.
Maximilian Harden was one of the leading publicists and intellectuals both of the German Empire and of the early Weimar Republic. He achieved international fame as the originator of the Eulenburg Scandal.
Maximilian Felix Ernst Harden was a political journalist, a spokesman for extreme German nationalism before and during World War I and a radical socialist after Germany’s defeat. Initially an actor, Harden founded and edited the weekly Die Zukunft (1892–1923; “The Future”), which attained great.
Maximilian Harden was one of the leading publicists and intellectuals both of the German Empire and of the early Weimar Republic. He achieved international fame as the originator of the Eulenburg Scandal. In the First World War, Harden was one of the most important intellectuals to demonstratively turn away from the chauvinist “Ideas of 1914 ...
