Hannah Arendt – Axios Press

Hannah Arendt

1906 – 1975

German

Philosopher and political theorist. Her books, especially The Origins of Totalitarianism, explored the moral implications of Nazism and related movements.

Contemporaries

1887–1968	Arnold Zweig
1857–1933	Clara Zetkin
1832–1920	Wilhelm Wundt
1864–1920	Max Weber
1893–1973	Walter Ulbricht
1885–1946	Julius Streicher
1891–1942	Edith Stein
1880–1936	Oswald Spengler
1858–1918	Georg Simmel
1917–2006	Heinz Sielmann
1875–1965	Albert Schweitzer
1882–1936	Moritz Schlick
1874–1928	Max Scheler
1888–1965	Erich Rothacker
1886–1929	Franz Rosenzweig
1893–1946	Alfred Rosenberg
1882–1918	Manfred Richthofen
1863–1936	Heinrich Rickert
1891–1953	Hans Reichenbach
1888–1938	Carl von Ossietzky
1886–1969	Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
1934–1976	Ulrike Meinhof
1871–1919	Rosa Luxemburg
1871–1919	Karl Liebknecht
1906–1967	Alfried Krupp
1886–1941	Kurt Koffka
1856–1926	Emil Kraepelin
1903–1946	Ernst Kaltenbrunner
1883–1969	Karl Jaspers
1859–1938	Edmund Husserl
1885–1952	Karen Horney
1895–1973	Max Horkheirner
Born 1931	Rolf Hochhuth
1900–1945	Heinrich Himmler
1904–1942	Reinhard Heydrich
1851–1930	Adolf von Harnack
1886–1974	Kurt Hahn
1834–1919	Ernst Haeckel
Born 1929	Jürgen Habermas
1897–1945	Joseph Goebbels
1893–1946	Hermann Göering
1848–1925	Gottlob Frege
1946–1982	Rainer Fassbinder
1846–1926	Rudolf Eucken
1844–1930	Adolf Engler
1833–1911	Wilhelm Dilthey
1842–1912	Hermann Cohen
1874–1945	Ernst Cassirer
1838–1917	Franz Brentano
1844–1931	Lujo Brentano
1910–1945	Eva Braun
1898–1956	Bertolt Brecht
1862–1915	Theodor Boveri
1900–c. 1945	Martin Bormann
1906–1945	Dietrich Bonhoeffer
1850–1932	Eduard Bernstein
1844–1929	Karl Benz
1873–1954	Gertrude Baumer
1943–1977	Andreas Baader
1903–1969	Theodor Adorno
1876–1967	Konrad Adenauer