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Arno Rudert (born 1897 ; died March 27, 1954 ) was a German editor and newspaper publisher.

Life

From 1920 to 1924 he worked as a bookseller, from 1924 to 1933 as editor of the communist workers' newspaper in Frankfurt am Main. During the Nazi regime, Rudert was arrested several times and sentenced to forced labor. After the end of the Second World War he became a member of the newly founded KPD .

Rudert was one of the seven who received the license from the US military government to publish the Frankfurter Rundschau , which appeared from August 1, 1945 as one of three newly founded and licensed newspapers after the war. In addition to Rudert, the co-license holders Emil Carlebach and Otto Grossmann belonged to the KPD, three others, Hans Etzkorn , Paul Rodemann and Wilhelm Knothe to the SPD . Wilhelm Karl Gerst belonged to the Center Party before the Nazi era .

Until 1947, all other co-license holders left the editorial board. Rudert was expelled from the KPD in November 1947. The Frankfurter Rundschau was thus “free of communists”.

In April 1949 Rudert was elected to the board of the German news agency (DENA).

Arno Rudert was married to Friedel Rudert (born in 1903).

Individual evidence

↑ Heiko Buschke: German press, right-wing extremism and the National Socialist past in the Adenauer era . Campus Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 2003, ISBN 3-593-37344-0 , pp. 94 ( google.de ).
↑ Fish dish - until long after midnight . In: Der Spiegel . Hamburg November 15, 1947 ( spiegel.de [accessed January 17, 2016]).
↑ Udo Leuschner: Die Presse der Stadt Mannheim from the beginning of the 18th century to approx. 1980 . In: udo-leuschner.de . September 17, 2015, The new 'Gleichschaltung' ( udo-leuschner.de [accessed on January 17, 2016] Leuschner refers to the Mannheim morning of April 7, 1949 with note no. 144 ).
↑ Reimar Oltmanns: The widows' dispute over a left-wing liberal quality paper in contemporary German lands . In: Searching for traces on scorched earth: reports, reports; Narratives on contemporary history; Germany, Europe, South America, Asia, Africa (1969–2009) . Books on Demand, Norderstedt 2009, ISBN 978-3-8370-9507-4 , pp. 67 ( google.de [accessed on January 17, 2016] Originally in "Der Stern" of November 22, 1974).

personal data
SURNAME	Row, Arno
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German editor and newspaper publisher
DATE OF BIRTH	1897
DATE OF DEATH	March 27, 1954

[Buschke_2003-1] Heiko Buschke: German press, right-wing extremism and the National Socialist past in the Adenauer era . Campus Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 2003, ISBN 3-593-37344-0 , pp. 94 ( google.de ).

[Spiegel_1947-11-15-2] Fish dish - until long after midnight . In: Der Spiegel . Hamburg November 15, 1947 ( spiegel.de [accessed January 17, 2016]).

[Leuschner_Gleichschaltung-3] Udo Leuschner: Die Presse der Stadt Mannheim from the beginning of the 18th century to approx. 1980 . In: udo-leuschner.de . September 17, 2015, The new 'Gleichschaltung' ( udo-leuschner.de [accessed on January 17, 2016] Leuschner refers to the Mannheim morning of April 7, 1949 with note no. 144 ).

[Oltmanns_2009-4] Reimar Oltmanns: The widows' dispute over a left-wing liberal quality paper in contemporary German lands . In: Searching for traces on scorched earth: reports, reports; Narratives on contemporary history; Germany, Europe, South America, Asia, Africa (1969–2009) . Books on Demand, Norderstedt 2009, ISBN 978-3-8370-9507-4 , pp. 67 ( google.de [accessed on January 17, 2016] Originally in "Der Stern" of November 22, 1974).