| Code | DS/UK/1323 |
| Dates | 23/02/1895-19/11/1977 |
| Person Name | Noack; Hermann (23/02/1895-19/11/1977); Prof. Dr. phil. |
| Surname | Noack |
| Forenames | Hermann |
| Title | Prof. Dr. phil. |
| Activity | Philosopher; Privatdozent at the University of Hamburg (since 1926); extraordinary Professor (since 1932), then Professor at the University of Hamburg (since 1937); member of the NSDAP (since 1937); military service in World war II; dismissed for political reasons (after 1945); worked at the Evangelische Akademie in Gundernhausen and Hofgeismar (since 1952); co-editor of Evangelisches Kirchenlexikon. |
| Relationships | Member of a Hamburg merchant family. |
| History | Studied architecture at the TH Stuttgart (since 1914); military service in World War I; studied philosophy at the universities of Hamburg and Freiburg (1920-1923); taught at the Volkshochschule and at the "Fichte-Hochschule" in Hamburg; . |
| Source | Jens Thiel, Von „ärgerlichen Äußerlichkeiten“ und „innerlichem Unberührtsein“. Hermann Noack im ‚Dritten Reich’, in: Hans-Jörg Sandkühler ed., Philosophie im Nationalsozialismus, Hamburg: Meiner, 2009, pp. 253-269. |
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