Karl Harrer

German journalist and politician

Karl Harrer - Leaders & Politicians born 1890
Born

1890
135 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Germany

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A journalist and politician based in Germany, focused on political issues and social movements during early 20th century. Contributed to various publications, providing insights on contemporary affairs. Actively involved in political discourse, advocating for nationalist ideologies. Had a significant role in the establishment of the German Workers' Party, which later evolved into the National Socialist German Workers' Party.

Founded the German Workers' Party in 1919

Contributed to nationalist publications

Influenced early Nazi Party ideology

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