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15 July — The Ahvenisto motor track was completed.


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July 23 — Worst race riots in the United States: 43 people were killed in Detroit, 342 injured and 1400 buildings burned.


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July 24 — French President Charles de Gaulle gives a speech in Montreal urging the uplift of the triple live cry for “free Québec”.


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The phrase attracted strong criticism in English-speaking parts of Canada as well as in the UK.


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1967

De Gaulle's visit to Canada nipped in the bud.


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1967

28 July — President Urho Kekkonen appoints three new country lords.


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Martti Viitanen became the Landlord of the County of Vaasa, Esa Timonen, Landlord of North Karelia County, and Niilo Ryhä, Landlord of Oulu County.


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The landlord appointments caused changes in the government: Viitanen was replaced as Minister of the Interior by Antero Väyrynen, Timonen replaced Matti Kekkonen as Minister of Access and Public Works, and Toivo Saloranta as Minister of Social Affairs.


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August 1 — Racial riots spread to Washington.


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August 1 − Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson said Canada would not “accept external interference in its internal affairs,” which he referred to a July speech by French President Charles de Gaulle.


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1967

August 7 — Vietnam War: The People's Republic of China announced it would provide North Vietnam with an undetermined amount of aid.


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7 August — General strike in East Jerusalem annexed by Israel itself.


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8 August − Jordan urged Palestinian refugees to return to the West Bank of the Jordan to make them “a thorn in the flesh of the occupiers”.


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1967

9 August — The Prophet Laila Heinonen is sentenced to fines by the Court of Raastuvanas in Oulu for interfering with domestic peace.


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August 17 − Chinese protesters attacked the Soviet embassy in Beijing.


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1967

20 August — Swedish Prime Minister Tage Erlander arrived in Finland for a visit whose programme was mostly informal.


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During the visit, Erlander revealed that one of his ancestors had come from the Mikkeli region and named Suhonen.


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1967

21 August — China announces that it has shot down two US bombers that had injured its airspace.


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22 August − Chinese protesters attacked the British embassy in Beijing.


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1967

September 1 — Train services on the 45 km private narrow-gauge railway between Hyvinkää and Karkkila ended.


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2 September — Two new MPs entered Parliament.


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Esa Timonen, who took over as Landlord of North Karelia County, was replaced by lecturer Paula Ruutu, and Niilo Ryhä, who took over as Landlord of the County of Oulu, was replaced by Veikko Honkanen, the municipal manager of Pudasjärvi.


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1967

Both had served as MPs before.


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1967

3 September — In Sweden switched to right-hand traffic.


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1967

3 September — Nguyễn Văn Thiệu was elected President of South Vietnam.


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1967

7 September — The Sibelius Monument, created by sculptor Eila Hiltusen, was unveiled in Helsinki.


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1967

10 September — In Gibraltar, only 44 electors out of 12182 supported union with Spain.


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1967

10 September — Pope Paul VI appoints Paul Verschuren, a Dutch doctor in law, as the new Archbishop of the Catholic Church in Finland.


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1967

Verschuren's predecessor, the Dutch Gulielmus Cobben, had led the Catholic Church in Finland for 33 years.


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1967

20 September − Sweden, Norway and Denmark asked the Council of Europe to open investigations into human rights abuses committed by the Greek military government.


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1967

25 September — Moscow television claimed Finland started the war against the Soviet Union on 30 November 1939.


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1967

The Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs refuted the claim.


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1967

26 September — Legal proceedings against French newspaperman Régis Debray began in Bolivia.


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1967

He was accused of supporting guerrillas who fought against the Bolivian government.


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1967

26 September − President Urho Kekkonen and Mrs. Sylvi Kekkonen travelled to Belgium on a state visit.


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1967

October 2 — Trial against eleven former SS officers began in Darmstadt, Germany.


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The defendants had been part of a deployment that shot nearly 34,000 Soviet Jews in the Babyn Jar Gorge in Ukraine during World War II.


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1967

3 October — William Knight flew an X-15 aircraft with a speed record of 6.7 machs.


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1967

3 October — Foreign Minister Ahti Karjalainen said in a speech to the UN General Assembly that “no justification can justify the continued eradication of Vietnam.”


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7 October — Helsinki City Theatre inaugurated.


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1967

8 October — Che Guevara and his troops are captured in Bolivia.


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1967

Guevara was executed the next day.


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1967

Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro declared three days of earthmourning in Cuba over Guevara's death.


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1967

11 October — Finnish mark devalued by 31.25%.


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13 October — Finance Minister Mauno Koivisto is appointed to replace Klaus Waris as President of the Bank of Finland.


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14 October — Attorney-General Jaakko Enäjärvi stated that Reino Paasilinna's programme Insurance Case, aired on television in December 1966, was contrary to Yleisradio's licensing conditions, but considered that the case did not give rise to further action.


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Tarmo, the insurance company, had sued against the programme because it had claimed the treatment of customers at Tarmo was rude, even crude.


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1967

October 18 — A powerful storm and snow buzz in southern Finland on 18 October — the Soviet Union's Venera 4 landed as the first space probe on the surface of Venus.


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Before its destruction, the probe sent measurement data on Venus' gas ring.


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1967

21 October — A missile into Egypt sank the Israeli destroyer Eilat.


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Forty-seven sailors were killed.


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In retaliation, Israel attacked oil refineries along the Suez Canal.


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1967

October 25 — Government decision lowered the voting age from 21 to 20 years.


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1967

26 October — Shaahi Mohammad Reza Pahlavi is crowned in Iran.


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1967

26 October — The plane of John McCain, a future senator who served as a pilot in the Vietnam War, was shot down by a bombing flight above the North Vietnamese capital of Hanoi.


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McCain was a prisoner of war until March 1973.


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27 October — Charles de Gaulle's veto prevented British entry into the EEC.


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October 27 — Ice hockey club Jokerit was founded.


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October 28 — The film company Finnkino was founded.


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October 30 — British troops and protesters rustle along the China-Hong Kong border.


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1967

November 2 — Celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the October Revolution began in Moscow.


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Party leader Leonid Brezhnev said the Soviet army was “a powerful, terrible, unbeatable force and equipped with the best weapons in the world.”


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6 November — The Rhodesian Parliament enacted the first racial segregation laws.


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November 7 — French musician David Guetta was born.


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9 November — Nasa's Saturn V rocket is launched in an unmanned Apollo 4 experiment from Cape Kennedy.


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9 November — In Helsinki, it was revealed that 44 people had died since the beginning of September after ingesting flame liquor, a clear economic sprig with an alcohol content of 94%.


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1967

The users of flame liquor had been mainly decadent alcoholics, but many conscripts were also found to have ingested it.


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1967

17 November — French newspaperman Régis Debray is sentenced in Bolivia to 30 years in prison.


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November 19 — The British pound devalued from its former value of $2.80 to $2.40.


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The decision was followed by a gold buying plunge and the US and European central banks being forced by waivers to maintain gold's official $35 an ounce price.


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1967

November 25 — Iran's first nuclear reactor is inaugurated on the campus of Tehran University.


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1967

28 November — Léon M'ba, the first president of the former French colony of Gabon, dies.


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Raised to the presidency was Vice President Omar Bongo, who remained at the head of the country until 2009.


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1967

30 November — People's Democratic Republic of Yemen (South Yemen) becomes independent.


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1967

The last English troops to be on the ground had left Aden the previous day.


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1967

December 3 — South African surgeon Christiaan Barnard performed the world's first successful heart transplant surgery in Cape Town.


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The patient was Louis Washkansky, who lived for 18 days after surgery.


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1967

4 December — A volcano erupted on Antarctic Deception Island at 18:50.


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5 December — Parliament decided to establish the Finnish Independence Commemorative Fund (SITRA) and set aside one hundred million marks as its base capital.


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The fund was subjected to the Bank of Finland.


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5 December — Station Tunnel opened in central Helsinki.


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1967

6 December — Finland celebrated the 50th anniversary of independence.


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December 8 — U.S. Sen. William Fulbright denounced President Lyndon B. Johnson's Vietnam policy and said the United States wanted to turn a small country into a large morgue.


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1967

9 December — Nicolae Ceaușescu became Speaker of the Romanian Council of State, effectively dictator of the country.


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1967

11 December — The supersonic airliner Concorde is presented to the public in Toulouse.


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The plane's maiden flight took place on 2 March 1969.


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1967

17 December — Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared while swimming by the sea near Portsea in Victoria state.


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28 December — Eino Raunio, MP, was appointed Minister of Finance since the beginning of 1968, replacing Mauno Koivisto, who took over as President of the Bank of Finland.


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December 26 — The Prudhoe Bay oil field in Alaska was discovered.


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Oil production in the field began in 1977.


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December 29 — The South Korean Hyundai Motor Company automaker was founded.


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1967

unknown date Albania declared itself “the world's first atheist state” forbidding the practice of all religions.


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1967

Churches and mosques were closed and put into other use or demolished.


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1967

[1] The filling of Loka and Porttipahda reservoirs in Sodankylä began.


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The last residents moved out of villages left under the reservoirs in 1970.


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Born January — March 1 — Janne Sankelo, Finnish Coalition politician, January 2 — Althea Rae Duhinio Janairo (“Tia Carrere”), American actress (True Lies — True Lies), January 5 — Joe Flanigan, American actor (Stargate) Atlantis) January 8 — Robert Sylvester Kelly (“R.


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Kelly”), an American R&B and soul singer on January 9 — Anu Komsi, an American singer and violinist, January 9 — Piia Komsi, a Finnish cellist and singer, January 14 — Zakk Wylde, an American guitarist, January 21 — Catherine Kaitue, a Finnish actress, 22. January 23 — Ecaterina Szabó, Romanian Olympic champion in fixture gymnastics, January 23 — Naim Süleymanoğlu (Naim Suleimanov), Turkish Olympic weightlifting champion, January 24 — Phil LaMarr, U.S. actor and comedian, January 24 — John Myung, U.S. bassist (“Dream Theater”) January 29 — Sean Burke, Canadian ice hockey goaltender, January 29 — Khalid Skah, Moroccan endurance running Olympic champion, January 30 — Sergei Chepikov, Russian Olympic champion in biathlon, February 2 — Artūrs Irbe, Latvian ice hockey goaltender February 3 — Mika-Matti Paatelainen (“Mixu”), Finnish football coach, February 6 — Izumi Sakai, Japanese singer (“Zard”) (d. 2007), February 7 — Kirsi Salo, Finnish television personality (Weakest link), February 10 — Vince Gilligan, American screenwriter, director and television producer, February 12 — Anita Wachter, Austrian Olympic champion in alpine skiing, February 13 — Outi Alanen, Finnish voice actor and actress (Häränkillase), February 18 — Roberto Baggio, Italian footballer 18 February — Colin Jackson, British hurdler, 19 February — Benicio del Toro, Puerto Rican actor, 20 February — Kurt Cobain, American musician (“Nirvana”) (d. 1994), 21 February — Leroy Burrell, American sprinter (Olympic champion) 24. February 24 — Brian Schmidt, Australian-American astrophysicist awarded the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics, February 24 — Fernando Tejero, Spanish actor, February 25 — Veli-Matti Kerminen, Finnish theoretical physicist, aerosol scientist, March 1 — Susanna Helke, Finnish documentary filmmaker and professor, March 1 — Sari Mikkonen, Finnish writer, March 1 — Aron Winter, Dutch footballer, March 4 — Evan Dando, American musician, March 10 — Petri Keskitalo (“Elmo”), Finnish decathlete, March 12 — Mika Aaltonen, Finnish football player, March 13 — Andrés Escobar, Colombian footballer (d. 1994), March 15 — Lena Engstrand, Finnish lawyer and legal counsel, March 16 — Lauren Graham, American lawyer actress, 19 March — Mika Nuojua, English actress, March 22 — Mario Cipollini, Italian road bicycle racer, March 31 — Juha Vuorinen, Finnish writer, April — June 5, April — Tasia Valenza, American voice actress (Metal Gear) Solid) April 6 — Kathleen Barr, Canadian voice actress, April 6 — Mika Koivuniemi, Finnish bowler, April 7 — Ari Peltonen, Finnish radio journalist, April 20 — Michael Stephen Portnoy (“Mike Portnoy”), American musician (“Dream Theater”) 21 April 22 — Riikka Ala-Harja, Finnish writer and dramaturge, April 22 — Ripsa Koskinen-Papunen, Finnish journalist, April 23 — Andrea Castellan, Italian comic screenwriter, April 26 — Valentine Strasser, President of Sierra Leone 1992—1996 28. 30 April — Kari Hämäläinen, Finnish economist, 30 April — Steven Mackintosh, English actor, 5 May — Marjukka Karttunen, Finnish Coalition MP, 7 May — Mia Liski, Finnish dance artist, actress and cultural influencer May 12 — Paul d'Amour, American bassist (“Tool”), May 12 — Rane Vaskivuori, Finnish interior designer and product designer (d. 2016), May 13 — Charles Michael Schuldiner (“Chuck Schuldiner”), American singer (“Death”) (d. 2001), May 18 — May 18 Heinz-Harald Frentzen, German Formula One driver, May 19 — Alessia Aquilani (“Alexia”), Italian singer, May 20 — Ramzi Yousef, Pakistani terrorist, May 21 — Chris Benoit, Canadian show wrestler (d. 2007) May 24 — Dana Ashbrook, American actor, May 25 — Poppy Z. Brite, American writer, May 27 — Paul Gascoigne (“Gazza”), English footballer, May 29 — Noel Gallagher, English musician (“Oasis”), May 31 — Phil Keoghan, New Zealander television presenter and screenwriter 31 May — Iivi Anna Masso, Finnish political scientist and columnist, June 1 — Stefan Wallin, Finnish politician, June 3 — Minna Koskela, Finnish freelance actress, June 6 — Paul Giamatti, American actor 7 June — Olli Mustonen, Finnish pianist, conductor and composer, June 7 — David Navarro, American guitarist (“Red Hot Chili Peppers”), June 19 — Bjørn Dæhlie, Norwegian ski multiple Olympic champion, June 20 — Nicole Kidman, Australian actor, 24 June — Mia St. John, American boxer, 24 June — Richard Kruspe, German guitarist (“Rammstein”), 25 June — Päivi Lipponen, Finnish politician (SDP), 30 June — Jukka-Pekka Annala, Finnish television psychologist, ice hockey coach and recruiting professional July — September 1 — Pamela Anderson, Canadian-born actress and model, July 4 — Terhi Ainiala, Finnish linguist and nomenclature researcher, July 12 — John Petrucci, U.S. guitarist (“Dream Theater”) July 13 — Vesa Keskinen, Finnish CEO (Tuuri village shop) July 14 — Patrick J. Kennedy, American Democrat politician, July 16 — Mihaela Stănuleț, Romanian Olympic champion in rack gymnastics, July 18 — Mark Sinclair Vincent (“Vin Diesel”), an American actor, July 23 — Philip Seymour Hoffman, American actor, July 25 — Magdalena Forsberg, Swedish biathlon, July 25 — Matthew Steven LeBlanc (“Matt LeBlanc”), American actor (“Frends”), 25. July 25 — Christian Lindroos, Finnish dramaturge and director, July 25 — Jaakko Saariluoma, Finnish actor, stand up comedian, presenter, screenwriter and director, July 26 — Jason Statham, British actor, July 29 — Oleg Ivanov, Russian footballer 30 July — Aki Ville Yrjana (“A.


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W. Yrjana”), Finnish poet and singer (“CMX”), July 31 — Minako Honda, Japanese singer (d. 2005), August 2 — Gordan Jandroković, Croatian diplomat and politician, August 3 — Mathieu Kassovitz, French actress, August 6 — Deborah Dyer (“Skin”), British musician 10 August — Martin Laurent Sander (“Mart Sander”), Estonian actor and singer (Iskelmäprince), August 11 — Joe Rogan, American comedian and actor, August 14 — Tiina Silvasti, Finnish professor of social policy, August 15 — Tony Hand, Scottish ice hockey player, 16 August — Jarkko Oikarinen, Finnish developer of IRC, 17 August — Isto Hiltunen, Finnish singer, 17 August — Heidi Liehu, Finnish writer and philosopher, 19 August — Mika Kari, Finnish SDP MP, 19 August — Tarmo Ruubel, Finnish television presenter and actor (Iskelmäprince), August 21 — Stéphane Charbonnier (“Charb”), French journalist and cartoonist (d. 2015), August 21 — Carrie-Anne Moss, Canadian actress, August 21 — Serj Tankian, Armenian-American Musician (“System of a Down”) August 22 — Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Nigerian-English actor, model and lawyer, August 22 — Ty Burrell, American actor (Modern Family), August 22 — Alfred Gough, American film producer and screenwriter, 22. August 29 — Layne Staley, American singer (“Alice in Chains”) (d. 2002), August 29 — Jiří Růžek, Czech photographic artist, August 31 — Anita Moen, Norwegian skier, August 31 — Minna Palander-Collin, Finnish linguist and professor, September 2 — Dino Cazares, Mexican guitarist (“Fear Factory”) September 5 — Arnel Pineda, Filipino singer, September 7 — Toby Jones, British actor, September 7 — Tommi Taurula, Finnish actor, September 8 — Marko Leino, English writer, September 11 — Harry Connick, Jr., was an American jazz singer, pianist and actor, September 13 — Michael Johnson, American sprint four-time Olympic champion, September 19 — Aleksandr Karelin, three-time Olympic champion of Russian wrestling, September 21 — Audrey Faith Perry McGraw (” Faith Hill”), an American country singer, September 22 — Félix Savón, Cuban boxer, September 28 — Mira Sorvino, American actress, October—December 2 — Frankie Fredericks, Namibian sprint world champion, October 3 — Kirsti Valve, Finnish actor 3 October — Denis Villeneuve, Canadian film director and screenwriter, 5 October — Guy Pearce, Australian actor (L.A.


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Confidential), October 7 — Toni Braxton, American professional wrestler, October 9 — Eduardo Gory Guerrero Llanes (“Eddie Guerrero”), American show wrestler (d. 2005), October 13 — Petri Hiltunen, Finnish cartoonist (return of Väinämöinen), October 13 — Javier Sotomayor , Cuban Olympic High Jump Champion, October 14 — Kirsi Piha, Finnish politician and MEP, October 17 — Allen West, American death metal guitarist, October 18 — Eric Stuart, American singer, songwriter and voice actor, October 19 — Amy Carter, American peace activist (daughter of President Jimmy Carter), October 22 — Ulrike Maier, Austrian alpine skier (d. 1994), October 23 — Gerald McClellan, American boxing world champion, October 27 — Scott Weiland, American musician (Stone) Temple Pilots, Velvet Revolver) (d. 2015), October 28 — Julia Roberts, American Oscar-winning actress (Erin Brockovich), October 31 — Sami Garam, Finnish chef and writer, November 1 — Mika Gröhn, Finnish soccer player, November 2 — Scott Walker, American Republican politician and governor, November 6 — Rebecca Schaeffer, American actress (d. 1989), November 16 — Lisa Bonet, American actress (“The Cosby Show”), November 22 — Boris Becker, German tennis player, November 22 — Mark Ruffalo, American actress, director and producer, November 28 — Vickie Lynn Marshall (“Anna Nicole Smith”), American actress, model and playboy girl (d. 2007), December 5 — Frank Luck, German biathlon (Olympic champion), December 8 — Arja Juvonen, Finnish New option (aik.


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Persian Finns) MP on December 9 — Joshua Bell, American violinist, December 13 — Eric Marlon Bishop (“Jamie Foxx”), American actor and singer, December 15 — David Černý, Czech sculptor, December 16 — Donovan Bailey, Canadian Olympic champion in sprint, 19 December — Christopher Sarantakos (“Criss Angel”), American musician and magician, December 21 — Mikheil Saakashvili, President of Georgia, December 22 — Richard James Edwards (“Richey James Edwards”), Welsh lyricist and guitarist (“Manic Street Preachers”) (d. 2008) December 23 — Carla Bruni, French-Italian songwriter, singer and model, French ex.


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spouse of President Nicolas Sarcozy, 29 December — Chris Barnes, American singer (“Six Feet Under”), 30 December — Piitu Uski, Finnish actor Dead, January 2 — Robert Lavonius, Finnish businessman and mountain counselor (born 1879) 3. January 4 — Jacob Leon Rubenstein (“Jack Ruby”), American erotica club leader (killed by Lee Harvey Oswald) (born 1911), January 4 — Kurt Buch, Finnish chemist (born 1881), January 4 — Donald Campbell, British racing driver (born 1921) (motorboat accident) 8. January 10 — Zbigniew Cybulski, Polish film actor (Ashes and Diamond) (born 1927) January 10 — Tyyne-Maija Salminen, Finnish writer (born 1903), January 14 — Pentti Kiiskinen, Finnish judicial councillor and MP of the Agrarian Union (born 1896), January 16 — Robert Van de Graaff, American physicist and inventor (born c. 1901), January 22 — Juho August Hollo, Finnish educationalist and translator (born 1885), January 22 — Toini Nyström, Finnish textile artist (born 1887), January 24 — Paavo Swede, Finnish writer and MP (born 1887) 25 January — Boris Sirpo, Finnish conductor and bandleader (born 1889) 26 January — Karl Ristenpart, German conductor (born 1900) 27 January — those killed in the Apollo 1 fire: Roger B. Chaffee (born 1935) Virgil Grissom (“Gus Grissom”), United States Navy pilot and astronaut; Edward White, United States Air Force officer and astronaut; January 31 — Oskar Fischinger, German-American animator, Filmmaker and Painter (born 1900), 3 February — Robert George Meek (“Joe Meek”), English producer and songwriter (born 1929), 4 February — Väinö Nuorteva (“Olli”), Finnish writer and pachinoist (born 1889), 4 February — Ilmo Ollisen, Finnish business manager and Editor-in-Chief (b. 1900), 5 February — Violeta Parra, Chilean singer and songwriter (b. 1917), 6 February — Tauno Jylhä, Finnish Chief Actuary of the Finnish National Insurance Institute and Managing Director (b. 1908), 6 February — Henry Morgenthau, Jr., American politician (born 1891), February 12 — Max von Bonsdorff, bishop of the Diocese of Porvoo (born 1882), February 18 — Robert Oppenheimer, American physicist (lead scientist of the Manhattan Project), February 19 — Albin Backman, American physicist (born 1904), February 19 — Albin Backman, Finnish Botanist (born 1880) 24 February — Franz Waxman, German film composer (born 1906), 26 February — Axel von der Lochau, German major-general (d. 1879) 2 March — Hans Ledwinka, Austrian trendsetter of automotive engineering (chief designer of the Tatras) (d. 1878) 2. March 2 — Irja Maliniemi, Finnish language and literary scholar (born 1902), March 2 — Mohammed Mossadeq, Prime Minister of Iran (born 1882), March 2 — Osmo Toikka, Finnish bank manager (born 1900), March 6 — Zoltán Kodály, Hungarian composer (born 1882) 7 March — Alice B. Toklas, American club maid (Gertrude Stein's partner) (born 1877), 17 March — Knut Ernst Kindt, Finnish government and rapporteur advisor and surveying engineer (born 1886), 22 March — Martti Jäppilä, Finnish composer and accordion artist (b. Yaroslav Kajala, Finnish SDP MP and Mayor of Lahti (born 1905), March 27 — Yaroslav Heyrovský, Czech chemist, winner of the 1959 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (born 1890), March 31 — Rodion Malinovski, Soviet Union Minister of Defense and Marshal (born 1898) April — June 5 — Hermann Joseph Muller, American geneticist (born 1890), winner of the 1946 Nobel Prize in Medicine, April 8 — Lauri Kuusanmäki, Finnish historian and ethnologist (born 1894) 9. April 15 — Antonio De Curtis, Totò, Italian actor (born 1898), April 19 — Konrad Adenauer, first German Chancellor (born 1876), April 19 — Elsa Elenius, Finnish ceramic artist (born 1897) 19 April — Marja Lahti, Finnish Centre Party politician and minister (born 1901), 22 April — Tom Conway, English film and radio actor (born 1904), 24 April — Vladimir Komarov, Soviet cosmonaut (born 1927) (died on Soyuz 1 flight) 24. April 29 — Joseph Boxhall, British naval officer, fourth mate of Titan (born 1884), 29 April — Emil Anton Bundmann (“Anthony Mann”), American actor and film director (Glenn Miller Story) (born 1906), 3 May — Ernst Wollweber, East German communist, Stasi Chief (born 1898) 4 May — Bengt von Törne, Finnish composer and music writer (born 1891), 10 May — Lorenzo Bandini, Italian Formula One driver (born 1935), 13 May — Olli J. Uoti, Finnish politician (born 1930), 15 May — Edward Hopper, American painter (born 1882), May 21 — Jarl Sundqvist, Finnish forest advisor (born 1897), May 25 — Martta Suonio, Finnish actress and theatre manager (born 1899), May 27 — Johannes Itten, Swiss painter, mystic, art education and color doctrine Theorist (born 1888) 29 May — Margareta Ahlstedt-Willandt, Finnish textile artist (born 1889) 30 May — Georg Wilhelm Pabst, German film director (born 1885), 3 June — V.


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Törmänen, English folk school teacher and novelist (born 1886), June 7 — Dorothy Parker, American novelist, poet, screenwriter and literary critic (born 1893), June 8 — Sergey Gorodetski, Russian poet (born 1884), June 10 — Spencer Tracy, American Oscar-winning actor (born 1900), 14 June — Edward Patrick Eagan (“Eddie Eagan”), American boxer and bobsledder (born 1897), 26 June — Françoise Dorléac, French actress (born 1942), 27 June — Hope Koskikallio, Finnish missionary and sinologist (born 1889) 28 June — Max von Hellens, Finnish major and wartime spy (born 1898), 29 June — Primo Carnera, Italian boxer (world champion) (born 1906), 29 June — Ester Viljanen-Lampi, Finn “Vera” Jayne Palmer (born 1903), June 29 — Vera Jayne Palmer (“Jayne Mansfield”), American actress, July—September 7 — Vivian Mary Hartley (“Vivien Leigh”), English Oscar-winning actress (born Gone with the Wind), July 7 — Dorothy Rothschild (“Dorothy Parker”), American novelist, poet and critic (born 1893), 9 July — Eugen Fischer, German physician, anthropologist and eugenicist (born 1874), 13 July — Tom Simpson, English cyclist (born 1937), 16 July — Edward Chamberlin, American economist (born 1899), July 17 — John Coltrane (“Trane”), American jazz saxophonist (born 1926), July 18 — Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco, President of Brazil (born 1897), July 18 — Ilmari Kataja, Finnish deputy judge and Insurance Director (born 1891) 21 July — Albert Luthuli, 1960 Nobel Peace Prize-winning South African human rights fighter (born 1898), 21 July — Philip St. John Basil Rathbone (“Basil Rathbone”), South African-born British actor (Sherlock Holmes) (born 1892) July 22 — Carl Sandburg, American novelist (born 1878), July 26 — Arvo Salminen, Finnish villain, MP and government counsellor (born 1896), July 27 — Hannes Autere, Finnish sculptor (born 1888), July 30 — Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, German industrialist (born 1907) on 31 July — Mirjam Tuominen, Finnish writer (born 1913) 1 August — Richard Kuhn, German chemist (born 1900), Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 3 August — Paul Löbe, German politician (born 1875), 4 August — Ilmari Havu , English encyclopedist and literary historian (born 1895) on 5 August — Eemil Ponsimaa, Finnish vicar, devotional writer and hymn poet (born 1894), 7 August — Leo Anttila, Finnish novelist, poet and lawyer (born 1903), 10 August — Aatu Talanne (born 1892), 11 August — Harri Kaasalainen, Finnish poet (born 1930), 13 August — Jane Darwell, American actress, 15 August — René Magritte, Belgian surrealist painter, 19. August 22 — Isaac Deutscher, Polish historian (born 1907), August 22 — Gregory Pincus, American scientist, inventor of the e-pill (d. 1903), August 24 — Disa Lindholm, Finnish-Swedish poet (born 1916), August 25 — George Lincoln Rockwell, U.S. Neo-Nazi leader (born 1918) (assassinated) on 25 August — Niilo Wälläri, Finnish trade union leader (president of the Finnish Seamies-Union) (born 1897) on 27 August — Brian Epstein, English manager (“The Beatles”) (born 1934), 27 August — Väinö Kokkinen, Finnish wrestler (“The Beatles”). Olympic champion (born 1899), August 29 — Charles Darrow, American playmaker (born 1889), August 29 — Bruno Suviranta, Finnish economist, Chancellor of the Helsinki School of Economics (born 1893), August 31 — Ilja Ehrenburg, Soviet Union writer and newspaperman (Suokasä) (born 1891) September 1 — Ilse Koch (“Witch of Buchenwald”), wife of Buchenwald commander Karl Otto Koch (born 1906) (suicide) September 2 — Vilho Tuulos, Finnish athletics champion (born 1895), September 3 — James Dunn, U.S. actor (born 1901) 18 September — Sir John Cockcroft, English physicist of the 1951 Nobel Prize in Physics (born 1897) 20 September — Henri Mulet, French organist and composer (born 1878) 27 September — Feliks Yusupov, Russian prince (killed by Grigory Rasputin) John Loth (born 1887), September 29 — Carson McCullers, American novelist, September 30 — Jerzy Loth, Polish scientist and sports director, October—December 3 — Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, American folk musician (born 1912) 3. Sir Malcolm Sargent, English conductor (born 1895), 7 October — Sir Norman Angell, 1933 Nobel Peace Prize-winning English politician and author (born 1872), 8 October — Clement Attlee, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1945—1951) (born 1883) ) 9 October — Ernesto Rafael Guevara de la Serna (“Che Guevara”), Argentine-born revolutionary and guerrilla leader (born 1928), 9 October — Cyril Norman Hinshelwood, English chemist (born 1897), 1956 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 9 October — André Maurois, French novelist (born 1885) 10 October — Erland Sihvonen, Finnish missionary (born 1873), 11 October — Stanley Morison, English typeface designer and newspaperman (born 1889), 11 October — Simo Puupponen (“Aapeli”), Finnish writer and paquinoiter (). Blessed Madness) (born 1915), October 17 — Aixinjueluo Puyi (“Pu Yi”), the last Qing Dynasty Chinese emperor (born 1906), October 18 — Helmi Krohn, Finnish writer, Finnish-born writer, literary critic, editor and publishing editor (born 1871), October 20 — Shigeru Yoshida, Prime Minister of Japan (born 1878) on November 2 — Seth Östling, a Finnish-Swedish writer (born 1899), November 7 — John Nance Garner, American politician and vice president (born 1868), November 13 — Petter Forsström (“Kalkki-Petteri”), a Finnish industrialist, and mountain advisor (CEO of Lohjan Kalkkitehdas Oy) (born 1877) November 15 — Michael J. Adams, American test pilot and astronaut (born 1930) November 15 — Matti Pietikäinen, Finnish ski jumper (born 1927) November 17 — Gerda Wrede, Finnish theatre influence (b. . 1896), 19 November — Kazimierz Funk, Polish biochemist, researcher of vitamins (born 1884), 28 November — Léon M'ba, first President of Gabon (born 1902), 30 November — Patrick Kavanagh, Irish poet and writer (born 1904), 3 December — Hendrik Kersken, Dutch yachtsman (born 1880), 4 December — George Vesa, Finnish master of science, company manager and mountain advisor (born 1898), 6 December — Dmitry Kozlov, Soviet general and military commander (born 1896), December 10 — Otis Redding, American soul singer. 1941) 11 December — Teddy Biaudet, Finnish-Swedish physician and memoirist (born 1886) 11 December — Yrjö Kohonen, Finnish pastor and writer (born 1910), 11 December — Victor de Sabata, Italian conductor and composer (born 1892), 14 December — Eino R. Wartiovaara, a Finnish forester and writer, 17 December — Harold Holt, Prime Minister of Australia (born 1908), 18 December — Aukusti Turunen, Finnish MP for SKDL, 20 December — Grigor Auer, Finnish painter (born 1882), 21 December — Louis Washkansky, South African merchant (first heart transplant patient) (born 1913) 25 December — Kaarlo Erho, Finnish writer (born 1905) 28 December — Jarl Ahrenberg, Finnish-Swedish novelist and poet (born 1902), 28 December — Juho Heitto, Finnish businessman and Coalition MP (born 1887) on 29 December — Arvi Korhonen, Finnish historian (“driftwood theory”), 29 December — Paul Whiteman, American jazz musician (born 1890), 30 December — Bert Berns, American songwriter and music producer. born 1929) unknown date Scrooge the Duck, a fictional anthropomorphic duck character from Disney's animal world (according to Don Rosa's Scrooge Duck's Life and Deeds comic book timeline in Glasgow [2]) Nobel Prizes Nobel Prize in Physics: Hans Bethe Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Manfred Eigen, Ronald Norrish and George Porter Nobel Prize for Medicine: Ragnar Granit, Haldan Keffer Hartline and George Wald Nobel Prize in Literature: Miguel Ángel Asturias Change Film Year 1967 Year of Literature 1967 Music Year 1967 Sources *


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Martin Heidegger (26 September 1889, Meßkirch — 26 May 1976, Freiburg im Breisgau) was a German philosopher known for his existentialist and phenomenological thinking concerning the “question of being”.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Heidegger's influence has extended to philosophy, deconstruction, literary theory, theology, and architecture theory.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Heidegger has been a controversial figure due to his membership in the National Socialist Party and his statements supporting Hitler, for which he expressed no remorse.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Life Heidegger was born in the small town of Meßkirch in Baden to modest lower-middle-class conditions, as the eldest of three children.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

His childhood world was strongly Catholic; Father Friedrich Heidegger, along with his craft profession, served as the suntion of the local church.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

With the support of the Catholic Church, the gifted boy was admitted to grammar school and high school in nearby Konstanz and later Freiburg.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

After completing his matriculation in 1909, Heidegger spent a short time at a Jesuit seminary and set about studying to become a priest at the University of Freiburg.


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Martin Heidegger

However, theology studies soon switched to philosophy and natural sciences.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Along with scholasticism and mysticism of the Middle Ages, Heidegger became particularly familiar with the phenomenology of Edmund Husserl, philosophy of antiquity, and more recent logic and cultural philosophy (Wilhelm Dilthey).


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Martin Heidegger

In 1913 Heidegger earned a Ph.D. with work on logical psychology; in 1916 he received the rank of docent with Johannes Duns Scotus's habilitation work on category and meaning doctrine, directed by the neo-Kantian Heinrich Rickert.


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Martin Heidegger

In 1917, Heidegger married Elfride Petri, a matriculation in economics.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Two sons were born from the marriage, Jörg (born 1919) and Hermann (born 1920), and lasted until Heidegger's death.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

After serving in World War I, Heidegger began academic work in Freiburg as Husserl's assistant and private docent.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Although Heidegger did not publish anything between 1916 and 1926, his lectures on phenomenology, hermeneutics, Plato, Aristotle, Paul, Augustine, Descartes, Leibniz, Kant, and German idealism quickly attracted great attention in Germany.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

His pupils in the 1920s included Hans-Georg Gadamer, Leo Strauss, Hans Jonas, Karl Löwith and Herbert Marcuse.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In 1923 Heidegger received a professorship at the University of Marburg, where he became acquainted with, among others, the Protestant theologian Rudolf Bultmann.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In 1925, Heidegger had a love affair with Hannah Arendt.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

This was an 18-year-old student who represented a Jewish bourgeoisie assimilated into the ruling population.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Much later, Arendt called Heidegger the “secret king” of 1920s German philosophy [1].


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Heidegger planned for a long time to publish an extensive treatise devoted to “phenomenological interpretations of Aristotle”, but this project turned into the work Sein und Zeit (Being and Time, 1927), which quickly became a philosophical sensation.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

The appearance of the work secured his appointment as Freiburg Professor of Philosophy upon Husserl's retirement in 1928.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

He was also repeatedly offered a prestigious professorship from the University of Berlin, but Heidegger, who was estranging metropolitan life, declined.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

The Kant interpretation of Kant und das Problem der Metaphysik, which appeared in 1929, was followed by an attention-grabbing public debate with Ernst Cassirer in Davos.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Subsequently, Heidegger no longer published an extensive coherent treatise, but rather his later production is primarily formed by shorter writings and unpublished notes generated from lectures and presentations.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Shortly after Adolf Hitler's rise to power, Heidegger was elected rector of the University of Freiburg, and in May 1933 he joined the National Socialist Party.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Heidegger had not previously participated in politics, but he was deeply estranged from the modern popular mass society represented by the Weimar Republic.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In his inaugural address, he implicitly presented the National Socialist “revolution” as a glorious opportunity for Germany's intellectual renewal and the birth of a new kind of science.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

However, Heidegger quickly became disillusioned with the “science policy” favoring Nazi racial theorists, and resigned from his headmaster duties as early as 1934.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

During his tenure as rector, Heidegger repeatedly took a public stand in favor of Hitler's policies and pushed through Nazi college-reform, which included narrowing university democracy and academic freedom; however, Nazi racial doctrine and anti-Semitism he completely ignored, and even invoked cautiously against the dismissal of some Jewish colleagues.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

It has been argued that, out of caution, Heidegger nevertheless stopped communicating with his friend Karl Jaspers, who had a Jewish wife, and did not make a gesture to support Husserl of Jewish descent, who had been ousted from academia, but even missed her funeral in 1938 and agreed, at the publisher's suggestion, to remove the dedication writing to Husserl from the fifth edition of Being and Time in 1942.


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Martin Heidegger

In an interview with Der Spiegel magazine, Heidegger later commented on those claims.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In it, he denies the end of his relationship with Jaspers and presents letters from 1934-38 as evidence.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

He further points out that he defended Husserl's position and approved the removal of the proprietary inscription on Being and Time in 1942 only on condition that thanks be presented in the book elsewhere (on page 28).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

[2] While still relinquishing the position of rector in the spring of 1934, Heidegger joined the Judicial Philosophical Commission of the German Law Academy, where he served alongside well-known Nazis and racists such as Alfred Rosenberg and Julius Streicher.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

[3] Upon meeting Heidegger in Rome in 1936, his former pupil Karl Löwith particularly disapproved of the association with Streicher, who was known as a draughtsman antisemite.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

[4] As the Committee participated in the preparation of the famous Nuremberg Racial Laws, Heidegger's membership has been considered even more aggravating than the rector.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

[3] As his political activity waned, Heidegger concentrated on lecturing on the thinking of Friedrich Nietzsche and the Pre-Socratics and the poetry of Friedrich Hölderlin, as well as writing snippet treatises which were published only after Heidegger died — the most notable of these being second Beiträge zur Philosophie (Vom Ereignis) (1936—38, published 1989).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

He was viewed with suspicion by the Nazi regime, and his lectures apparently came under scrutiny.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

It is also informed of Heidegger's low esteem that at the end of World War II he was assigned to front service in the Volkssturm People's Militia, although most representatives of the academic elite were discharged.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

After the end of the war in 1945, Heidegger was placed under a teaching ban by the French occupation authorities, partly under a statement obtained from Jaspers, and in purge treatments he was classified as a dowry (Mitläufer) of Nazism.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

The difficult situation took Heidegger to the brink of a nervous breakdown and he had to spend some time in a sanatorium.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

After the war, he mainly remained silent on Nazism and its crimes, as well as his own political commitment, sometimes speaking with shame about his political “delusions” (Irrtum); for this reason, too, his relationship with Nazism has been the subject of intense debate, particularly on the subject of Victor Farías after the book came out in 1987.


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Martin Heidegger

The teaching ban lapsed as early as 1949, and in 1951 Heidegger received the rank of Professor Emeritus.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Although his public image in Germany was left tarnished by the Nazi past, his international reputation grew rapidly, particularly in France, Japan, Latin America and the United States.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

He continued to write and give seminars and lectures right up until his death.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

He also visited France repeatedly, where he held several invitational seminars at the home of his friend, the poet René Char; in Switzerland he again organized, together with psychiatrist Medard Boss, the so-called Zollikon seminars for psychoanalyst students.


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Martin Heidegger

In addition, he and his wife made several trips to Greece.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Heidegger spent much time outside public and academic life in his cottage, located in the Black Forest, where he wrote much of his output.


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Martin Heidegger

His collection of compiled works (Gesamtausgabe), which appeared since 1975, comprises over one hundred volumes.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Philosophy Young Heidegger's main philosophical background influences were Aristotle, Wilhelm Dilthey and Edmund Husserl; theological inspirations included Paul, Martti Luther and Søren Kierkegaard.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Already as a high school student, he became interested in the ontology of Aristotle and the fundamental question of its existence when he became acquainted with Franz Brentano's thesis on “Nach Aristotle” (1862) of the “Bedeutung des Seiende” (1862).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Early in his studies in philosophy, he delved particularly into Husserl's breakthrough work in phenomenology, Logische Untersuchungen (parts I and II, 1900—1901), which he saw as a profound change in relation to the naturalism and neo-Canism of the late 19th century, and as a new opening to the classical to the Aristotelian project of first philosophy, or metaphysics.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Heidegger held that phenomenology was fundamentally not about a new philosophical school, but a revival of the basic tone motivated by the classical tradition of philosophy from ancient Greece up to German idealism.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Early on, however, Heidegger also considered Luther's criticism of scholastics and the hermeneutics of Dilthey's life to have shown that the tradition of Western metaphysics stretching from Aristotle to Husserl was not sufficiently able to confront the phenomenon of life and its de facto, The temporal-historical and finite nature, but the way of life being is subordinated to other metaphysical ideals — especially the ideal of permanent presence, represented by the ideas of Plato, the metaphysical God of Aristotle, but also by the absolute knowledge of Hegel.


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Martin Heidegger

In the early 1920s, Heidegger spoke of his philosophical project as a “hermeneutic of facticity” of life, seeking novel concepts and structures of thought to interpret the phenomenon of life in radical temporality.


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Martin Heidegger

However, Heidegger's hermeneutic project quickly deepened to the foundations of ontology at all; he felt that the examination of the temporality of life forgotten in philosophy offered an opportunity to re-impose the question of the mind of being (Sinn des Seins) already locked in antiquity, hence from meaningful parsing of reality into real.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Since Greece, being was basically understood as a permanent presence and thus on the basis of a defined dimension of time, the present.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Insofar as there is necessarily a structural connection between life and lived reality, allows for a new examination of the temporal structuring of life itself — thus the hermeneutics of life emerges a fundamentaaliontology, the study of which is the unthought temporal basis of traditional ontology.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Building on this transition, Heidegger's early major work Being and Time (1927) emerged, which replaced the Aristotle commentary previously conceived by Heidegger: the work seeks to open the question of the mind of being by analysing the temporal of human existence, life, or “here-being” (Dasein) structures.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Finished in haste, however, the work remained unfinished; Of Being and Time, only the first half, comprising Dasein's existential analytics, appeared.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

The actual culmination of the systematic section, in which the question of the mind of being was to be answered on the basis of temporality, and the planned extensive historical section.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

The analysis of being and time describes the meaningfulness structure of life, for which the overall name concern (Sorge) is used, a three-pronged temporal structure: the present lived as a meaningful (Gegenwart) is made possible only by the fact that life, as a priori historical, has a relationship with its own past or” its being' (Gewesenheit) and is essentially determined by the future of its open possibilities (Zukunft).


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Martin Heidegger

Heidegger's goal was to find a new beginning for the European practice of philosophy.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

It should have been better grounded in his critique of Cartesian metaphysics but also more “original” than the premise offered by ancient Greek philosophy, which Heidegger considered developed to its extreme climax and endpoint G.W.F.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In the thinking of Hegel and Friedrich Nietzsche.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

The question of being, the mind of being, which in the history of philosophy had been forgotten, could have provided the way to this new beginning, according to Heidegger.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

The thinking formulated by Heidegger, therefore, was not intended to ask about the characteristics of anything.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

So would Aristotelian, classifying science.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Heidegger felt it was necessary to consider what being in the first place is and what it means to have something.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Later, Heidegger focused on topics such as philosophy of art and the critique of technological reality perception.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In his view, “descending thinking” that sees the world as an object of technological use and exploitation is just another habit of thinking that dangerously nitrifies the perception of nature and man.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In his late works, Heidegger wanted to clear the way for a different, “sill leaving” (Gelassenheit) thinking.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

This concept he had borrowed from Master Eckhart and other German mystics, in whose thinking a pair of words signified a passive-opting relationship with God.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

[5] Influenced Martin Heidegger wrote much during his long career, and in his years following World War II he contributed extensively to the philosophy of engineering, philosophy of language, and philosophy of art.


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Martin Heidegger

Heidegger felt that in order to find a new beginning for philosophy and more consistent with the existential structure of man, the nature of philosophy and science would have to change.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

On the position of the terms “philosophy” and “science” Heidegger speaks of his own project, preferring simply as “thinking” (Denken).


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Martin Heidegger

His distinction between 'calculative thinking' and that better corresponds to human existence, i.e. phenomena 'leaving' thought, has had a broad impact on continental philosophy.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In Heidegger's approaches and parlance, the change in the 1930s is sometimes referred to, somewhat misguidedly, as a “reversal” (Kehre) — Heidegger himself stated that he understood the “turnaround” as a broader shift in thought that his work aimed at implementing from the very beginning.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In the early 1920s, Heidegger's pupils included Jewish-born Hannah Arendt, who after immigrating to the United States became a prominent independent philosopher.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Despite the long intermediate crime caused by Nazism, Heidegger's interpretations of ancient philosophy in particular had a decisive influence on Arendt's own work, in which he admittedly criticizes Heidegger's thinking.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Already during World War II, the French Resistance received influences from Heidegger.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Among the most important continuators of Heidegger's work in French philosophy was Jean-Paul Sartre, from whose existentialism Heidegger admittedly resigned himself in his “Letter on 'Humanism'” to Jean Beaufret (Brief über den “Humanismus”, 1946).


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Martin Heidegger

Heidegger has drawn influences from postmodernists and post-structuralists alike.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Emmanuel Levinas, Jacques Derrida and many other thinkers who utilized phenomenological philosophy owe a debt to Heidegger, although their relationship with Heidegger has also been critical.


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Martin Heidegger

The Vienna Circle and the Anglo-American analytical philosophy based on its work took a sharp rejection of Heidegger, but especially in recent decades Heidegger's influence in the United States has been considerable, although Heidegger himself considered thought to have homed best in his own in their home language, the German language.


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Martin Heidegger

Anti-Americanism, too, is largely shaped by Heidegger.


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Martin Heidegger

He resented America as the epitome of modernism.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

It represented technology, consumerism and the freedom of the average person like Russia, only in Europe could they be curbed by tradition.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Culture had become a mere consumer commodity.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Communists such as Jean-Paul Sartre embraced Heidegger's thinking as a modified weapon of left-wing intellectuals against the United States.


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Martin Heidegger

Russia was no longer seen as a threat.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

[6] The most famous Heideggers in Finland have been Yrjö Reenpää, who wrote Heidegger-influenced studies back in the 1950s, and Lauri Rauhala, Lauri Routila and Juha Varto.


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Martin Heidegger

Matti Juntunen wrote a pioneering miniature study of Heidegger in 1967.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

In later decades Heidegger's thinking has been present in the studies of several Finnish philosophers such as Jukka Hankamäki, Aki-Mauri Huhtinen, Leena Kakkori and Reijo Kupiainen.


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Martin Heidegger

Arto Haapala has edited a collection of articles on Heidegger in which the writings of international Heidegger researchers have been published, and on the basis of the “Heidegger in Finland” research colloquium held in Helsinki in 2004, the first collection of Finnish researchers, Heidegger- Subject Writings (Heidegger — Topics of Thinking, 2006).


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Martin Heidegger

Works from Die Kategorien- und Bedeutungslehre des Duns Scotus (habilitation work 1916).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Phänomenologische Interpretationen zu Aristotle (Anzeige der hermeneutischen Situation) (writing 1922, published 1989).


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Martin Heidegger

Sein und Zeit (thesis 1927, Finnish.


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Being and Time).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Die Grundprobleme der Phänomenologie (lectures 1927, published 1975).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Kant und das Problem der Metaphysik (treatise 1929).


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Martin Heidegger

Was ist Metaphysik?


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

(Inaugural Lecture 1929).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Vom Wesen des Grundes (writing 1929).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Die Grundbegriffe der Metaphysik: Welt — Endlichkeit — Einsamkeit (lectures 1929—1930, published 1983).


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Martin Heidegger

Vom Wesen der Wahrheit (Presentation 1930, published 1943).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Die Selbstbehauptung der deutschen Universität (inaugural speech 1933, Finnish. A German university advocates itself).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Einführung in die Metaphysik (lectures 1935, published 1953).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Der Ursprung des Kunstwerkes (1935—1936, published 1950, Finnish. Origin of artwork).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

Martin Heidegger

Beiträge zur Philosophie (Vom Ereignis) (treatise 1936—1938, published 1989).


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Martin Heidegger

Nietzsche I—II (lectures 1936—1946, published 1961).


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Martin Heidegger

Die Zeit des Weltbildes (presentation 1938, Finnish.


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Martin Heidegger

Worldview Time).


Question: Was Martin Heidegger as Hannah Arendt's teacher?

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Besinnung (treatise 1938—1939, published 1997).


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Platons Lehre von der Wahrheit (inscription 1940, published 1942).


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Hölderlins Hymne “Der Ister” (lectures 1942, published 1984).


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Erläuterungen zu Hölderlins Dichtung (collection 1944).


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Brief über den “Humanismus” (letter 1946, Finnish.


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Letter from “Humanism”).


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Das Ding (presentation 1950, Finnish. Creature).


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Holzwege (collection 1950).


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Bauen Wohnen Denken (presentation 1951, Finnish.


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Build to live think).


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Was heisst denken?


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(lectures 1951—1952).


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Die Frage nach der Technik (presentation 1953, Finnish. Asking technology).


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Vorträge und Aufsätze (collection 1954, Finnish.


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Presentations and writings.


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Part II).


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Gelassenheit (speech 1955, Finnish. Ignoring it).


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Zur Seinsfrage (letter 1955).


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Der Satz vom Grund (lectures 1955—1956).


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Identität und Differenz (Presentations 1957).


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Hegel und die Griechen (Presentation 1958).


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Unterwegs zur Sprache (collection 1959).


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Kant These über das Sein (presentation 1961).


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Zeit und Sein (presented 1962).


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Das Ende der Philosophie und die Aufgabe des Denkens (presentation 1964).


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Wegmarken (collection 1967).


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Zur Sache des Denkens (collection 1969).


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Correspondence from Hannah Arendt & Martin Heidegger, Briefe 1925 bis 1975 und andere Zeugnisse.


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Frankfurt am Main: Klostermann, 1998.


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ISBN 3-465-02790-6.


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Martin Heidegger & Karl Jaspers, Briefwechsel 1920—1963.


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Frankfurt am Main: Klostermann, 1990.


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Martin Heidegger & Edmund Husserl, Martin Heidegger/Edmund Husserl: Briefwechsel 1916—1933.


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In Briefwechsel, 4: Die Freiburger Schüler.


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(Husserliana Dokumente, III/4.)


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Dordrecht: Kluwer, 1994.


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ISBN 0-7923-2176-6.


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Martin Heidegger & Heinrich Rickert, Briefe 1912—1933.


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Frankfurt am Main: Klostermann, 2002.


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ISBN 3-465-03148-2.


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Martin Heidegger, “Mein liebes Seelchen!” : Briefe Martin Heideggers an seine Frau Elfride, 1915—1970.


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Munich: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 2005.


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ISBN 3-421-05849-0.


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English. Reijo Kupiainen| id = ISBN 951-96984-5-0}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Letter on “humanism” and worldview time| location = Helsinki| publisher = Researchers| year = 2000| version = (Brief über den “Humanismus”, 1946; Die Zeit des Weltbildes, 1938).


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English. Markku Lehtinen| id = ISBN 952-5169-13-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Technique and translation | location = Tampere| publisher = European Society for Philosophy| year = 2007| version = (Die Technik und die Kehre, 1949—50.)


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English. Vesa Jaaksi ym| id = ISBN 978-952-5503-37-1}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Introduction to metaphysics| location = Helsinki| publisher = Researchers| year = 2010| version = (1953, based on lectures from 1935.)


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English. Jussi Backman| id = ISBN 978-952-5169-64-5}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = What is metaphysics? | location = Tampere| publisher = So & so| year = 2010| version = (Was ist Metaphysik? , 1929) Suomi. Antti Salminen| id = ISBN 978-952-5503-49-4}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Principle| location = Helsinki| publisher = Works| year = 2015 [7] | version = (Der Satz vom Grund, 1955—1956) Finland. Miika Luoto| isbn = 978-951-851-542-8}} In magazines - Being with and being with yourself: “Average human being” (Finnish. Eero Tarasti), Synthesis 5 (2—3), 1986, 19—34.


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My Way to Phenomenology (Finnish. Arto Haapala), Synthesis 5 (2—3), 1986, 107—111.


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Creation-intensive environment: Why do we stay in the periphery?


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(Finnish. Arto Haapala), Synthesis 5 (2—3), 1986, 112—113.


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(Finnish. Vesa Jaaan), So & Thus 2/1994, 31—40.


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(See) (Finnish. Vesa Jaaan), So & Thus 2/1994, 41—44.


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(See) (Finnish. Hanna Nurmi), So & Thus 2/1995, 71—72.


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: Martin Heidegger's Spiegel Interview (Finnish. Tere Vadén), So & Thus 4/1995, 6—16.


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(See) The essence of Hölderl and poetry (Finnish. Miika Luoto), Young Voima 4/1996, 33—40.


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(Finnish. Reijo Kupiainen), So & Thus 4/1996, 54—60.


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The German university advocates itself (Finnish. Jussi Backman), Young Voima 1/2003, 33—39.


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(Finnish. Vesa Jaaan), So & thus 3/2003, 53—59.


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Word (Finnish. Jussi Backman), Fire & Smoke 3/2004, 52—60.


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Turku: University of Turku publications AII 257, 2010.


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ISBN 978-951-29-4442-2.


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Philosophical studies from the University of Helsinki, 45| isbn = 978-952-10-9912-0| id = ISSN| format = [online version]}} Sources on the topic elsewhere Encyclopedia articles entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Bibliographies.


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A comprehensive and up-to-date bibliography of Heidegger commentary literature maintained by the University of Freiburg Library. The Heidegger site of the Klostermann publishing house.


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Current information on the latest volumes of Gesamtausgabe and a complete publication plan.


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in 2007.


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Compiled by Jussi Backman.


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Philosophya.com.


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Heidegger-themed sites Heidegger site and link collection.


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so & thus 1/1998, 55—60.


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so & thus 3/2001, 24—33.


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so & thus 2/1994, 6—8.


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Helsingin Sanomat on 17 May 1992.


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In science happens 2/2004.


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(PDF) Waarala, Hannu: Keskisuomalainen 28.7.2010.


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theos god, sophia wisdom, in finnish godwisdom) originally meant philosophical thinking directed towards finding out the essence of god by mysterious, immediate vision.


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Such theosophy was pursued, among others, by neo-Platonics, several medieval mystics, and in the New Age by Jakob Böhme, Franz Xaver von Baader and Friedrich von Schelling, among others.


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Meaning of the name Theosophy has had several slightly different meanings as a concept: In the New Testament [1] theosophy refers to “the secret, hidden wisdom of God”, theou sophian en mysterio.


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The neo-Platonics referred to as Theosophy for their notion that both spiritual and material existence was emanation, that is, the outpouring of the only eternal deity.


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Today, theosophy refers mainly to the religious-mystical direction of thought based on the teachings of H. P. Blavatsky, whose basic teachings include, among others, the law of karma, reincarnation, development, brotherhood, the doctrine of the Masters of Humanity, and the one behind all things absolute deity.


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[[2] Blavatsky defines Theosophy as being a wisdom-religion.


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According to Blavatsky, Theosophy is not one of the religions, but is a religion in itself, (it is not a religion, but the religion).


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Well-known representatives of the modern Theosophical movement, in addition to Blavatsky, included Colonel Henry Steel Olcott as well as Annie Besant.


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Also known as the founder of anthroposophy, Rudolf Steiner was active within the Theosophical movement before breaking away from it.


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In Finland, the Theosophical movement became known especially through the work of writer Pekka Ervast.


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Doctrine H. P. Blavatsky's main work was Theosophical doctrine, into which he absorbed a huge number of influences from various quarters.


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Among the doctrinal directions, works and authority that influenced Blavatsky's thinking, at least Buddhism, the Bhagavad Gita and Hindu Tantrism, Kabbalah (especially Eliphas Levi), the Bible, the Zohar and Talmud, Hermetism, Rosentarianism, Gnosticism, Zarathustranism, Chaldeans, Freemasonry, Spiritism, Mysticism, Jakob Böhme and Master Eckhart, alchemy and magic, scientific literature of his time, Robert Fludd, Paracelsus, world mythologies for example Germanic mythology, Popol Vuh and Gilgameš (also extracts from the Kalevala), ancient church fathers Irenaeš Us, Tertullian, Origenes and Eusebius, philosophers, especially Plato and Neo-Platonism, Porphyrios, Plotinos and Ammonios Sakkas, as well as historians and many other ancient writers such as Pliny the Elder, Ovidius, Homer and Josephus.


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He further claimed to have studied as a pupil of prominent incarnation lamas in Tibet, Ladakh, Nepal and Mongolia, and to be familiar with, among other things, Vajrayana esoterism, namely Kālacakrayana, the doctrine of the svābhāviks of Nepal, and sycretistic shamanism.


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[3] A great deal of features can be found in Theosophy that are common to most occult Gnostic systems, and therefore it is often difficult to state exactly where any idea has been adopted.


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[4] Some Theosophical ideas, on the other hand, can be found almost as such or slightly modified from Buddhist and Hindu teachings.


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These include periods such as the palps and jugas, the continents and human races described in the mandalas, the essence of man, the printings, the siddhs or transcendental abilities, and, for some traits, the theosophical doctrine of root races.


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[5] According to William Emmette Coleman, in reality Blavatsky copied his text—inadequately reference—from a fairly small number of contemporaneous books and his concepts e.g.


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of historical texts would have been based on second-hand sources, though he did suggest the books were in front of him.


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Similarly, the information gleaned from Dzyan's book would have been from well-known books in English that deal not with Tibet but China or India, which would explain e.g.


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multiple language and factual errors.


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[6] The main points According to Theosophy, the background of all religions is an esoteric doctrine that was in ancient times spread around the world.


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Today it can only be found complete in a few underground libraries under the control of the spiritual fraternity.


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Of this doctrine, part is set out in the ancient book of Dzyan, of whose poems Blavatsky explained some in his works The Veilless Isis and The Secret Doctrine.


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[7] [8] According to this doctrine, the origin of the universe is the deity force that has flowed out of the absolute, or Parabrahman, Logos.


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It manifests itself as a trinity in such a way that the first, the Father-Mother, is the root of all things, the second, that is, the Son, begins the duality of life and form, and the third is world sense, parts of which are human monads.


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Each galaxy and solar system has its own smaller Logos.


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The sense of the universe manifests itself externally as Fohat, a force that encaptures shapes and puts into motion the cosmic law of development.


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[7] Life manifests itself on a physical level through various natural kingdoms, which include mineral, plant, animal and humanity.


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Reincarnated monads evolve through these forms, guided by the law of karma to consistently higher degrees.


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The Earth goes through seven different manifestations, or manvantara, so that in the first three seasons it condenses from ethereal to solid until, during the fourth (i.e., current) period, development becomes reversed again.


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[7] The world is influenced by the Brotherhood of Masters, or those ordained to esoteric wisdom, or the so-called White Brotherhood, headed by the Logos of our Solar System, and below this a hierarchy of creatures comprising the Dhyan chohans, coumaaras, buddhas, mahachohans, chohans and masters.


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Blavatsky mentioned several masters who have included such names as Buddha, Zarathustra, Jesus, Pythagoras and Christian Rosenkreutz.


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The evolution of humanity is divided into seven root races, which in turn are divided into several sub-races.


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[8] Present humanity represents the fifth, Aryan, root race and has already entered an upward, spiritualising arc of development.


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The churn of root races occurs through natural disasters comprising subsidence and uplifts of continents, and can last for hundreds of thousands of years.


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Each root race goes through four periods namely yuga, which are satya yuga, treta yuga, dvapara yuga and kali yuga.


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The current humanity is currently living kali yuga, which began in 3102 BCE.


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[8] Man is a microcosm, and the development of different planetary periods has their own equivalents in man, for example, senses and different levels and characteristics of consciousness.


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In man, one can thus distinguish seven prinsipes, which are ātma, meaning omnipresent spirit, buddhi meaning spiritual soul, manas, or human soul, kāma rūpa meaning lust or emotional body, linga sharīra, meaning double side of physical body i.e.


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astral body, prāna, meaning breath of life in a living being, and sthūla sharīra, meaning physical body.


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During the fourth root race, humanity still had a functioning “third eye”, or mental vision, whose physical organ is now atrophied and known as the pineal gland.


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[8] The mental development of monads occurs through the law of karma, but the human individual can accelerate his own development by living the morally correct life.


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Praying in its usual sense is idolatry because the gods of exoteric religions (such as Jehovah) are limited, created beings.


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Man, on the other hand, should strive to act in harmony with his own divine self, namely Ātma-buddhi-manas.


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[9] At the death of man, the three lowest principles are destroyed and the top four continue on to the kāma loka, which corresponds to the purgatory of Catholicism or Haade of ancient mythology.


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The Ātma-buddhi-manas then detach from the kāma rūpa and continues to devakhān, or heaven, where it remains for 1000—1500 years.


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After this it is reincarnated into the world.


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[10] Blavatsky did not consider the doctrines he presented to be complete or absolute, except to the extent that the doctrines are dictated to him by the Masters of Wisdom, but regarded Theosophy as one of the ends of the study of the unresolved laws of nature.


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[11] [12] He also warned against making Theosophy a belief system because, according to him, blind faith is harmful.


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In 1924, the Theosophical Society passed a resolution on freedom of thought.


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According to it, there is no dogma or opinion that in any way binds any member of the Theosophical Society.


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The only condition of membership is the adoption of the club's three program points.


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No teacher - including H. P. Blavatsky - has any authority to force their teachings or opinions on others.


Question: What does Theosophy mean?

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Each member has the right to follow any religion or direction of thought, but not the right to force others to follow it [13].


Question: What does Theosophy mean?

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Behind the resolution was a dispute as to whether lodges could be distinguished from the movement because of their doctrinal views, which particularly concerned Steiners, and, on the other hand, whether members could be required to accept as true key dogmas such as the existence of the Masters of Wisdom, the doctrine of reincarnation, and karma.


Question: What does Theosophy mean?

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[14] In addition to these teachings, a whole range of different other teachings have also appeared in the Theosophical movement over the ages.


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Gradually, with these differences in perception, the Theosophical movement has split into several branches.


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Perspectives from the point of view of Religion Science have been presented on the causes of the genesis and spread of Theosophy several theories


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Blavatsky's motivations have been cited as bringing Oriental philosophy to the West, opposing Christianity, converting Hindus to Buddhism through syncretistic doctrine, liberating India and other Asian peoples from colonialism, introducing new models of explanation regarding spiritist phenomena creation, as well as lastly Blavatsky's personal reasons, perhaps related to the “sins of youth” he mentioned in some letters, for which he had a need to atone.


Question: What does Theosophy mean?

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[15] Anticolonial doubts were aroused especially by the Hindu Reform movement Arya Samaj, with whom the Theosophical Society was in alliance between 1878 and 1882.


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[16] It has also been considered whether there was a political idea behind Theosophy.


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It is known that in his youth Blavatsky had moved in radical liberal-nationalist circles, but he apparently never had any clear socio-political line.


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[17] For a long time he had a very negative view of socialism and anarchism, but changed his mind in the 1880s, calling Besant's leftist activities a “practical theosophy”.


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[17] According to M. Niinimäki, on the one hand, there was a certain core theosophy in which Blavatsky seriously believed, and on the other, the “propagandistic” teaching presented in public, which varied at different times according to needs and roles.


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Although there are different understandings of the factors that contributed to the emergence of Theosophical doctrine, it is generally considered clear that its popularity was related to the rivalry between late nineteenth-century materialism and conservative Christianity, and the bottomless gap between them.


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For those pondering matters more deeply, Christianity, which seemed incompatible with science, was not enough.


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On the other hand, the mechanistic-materialist worldview evoked a sense of insecurity in people.


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[18] Influences During the most powerful period of the Theosophical movement in the 1920s, the Theosophical Movement had 7000 members in the United States, and its widest part — the Indian Department — had a maximum of about 20,000 members.


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Today the number of members is about half of this.


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Theosophy has been strongly linked to the Indian independence movement.


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The Indian National Congress was founded during the Theosophical Conference and several of its leaders, among others Mahatma Gandhi were influenced by Theosophy.


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Artists influenced by or influenced by theosophers have included Wassily Kandinsky, Piet Mondrian, Franz Kafka, Aleksandr Skrjabin, W. B. Yeats, T. S. Eliot, James Jones, Nikolai Roerich, L. Frank Baum, Paul Gauguin, Arthur Dove, Marsden Hartley, Wallace Stevens, and Hilma af Klint Communities in Finland The Theosophical Movement is divided into about ten groups with a total of about 2000 members.


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International movements branching from Theosophy in Finland (v.


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2002) The Summit Lighthouse, The Free Catholic Church of Finland, The Lucis Trust and The Theosophical Fellowship.