Moritz Szeps
Journalist and publisher in Austria
Journalist and publisher in Austria
1902
124 years ago — 67 years old
Artists & Creatives
Austria
Born in Ukraine, a notable journalist and publisher contributed significantly to German-language journalism in Austria. Began a career in journalism in the mid-19th century, working for various publications. Established a prominent newspaper that became influential in Vienna, focusing on political and cultural issues of the time. Played a crucial role in promoting liberal ideas and reforms in journalism during a period of social and political change.
Founded the Wiener Börsen-Courier
Promoted liberal journalism in Austria
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