Alex Natan
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Heinz Alex Natan (1 February 1906 - 14 January 1971) was a German-Jewish sprinter, sports writer and political activist described by Alfred Flechtheim as the "fastest Jew in Germany". He was a member of the bürgerlich sports movement and ran for SC Charlottenburg Berlin.[1][2]
Born
1 February 1906
Heinz Alexander Nathan
1 February 1906
Died14 January 1971 (aged 64)
OccupationsSprinter, sports writer, political activist
KnownforMember of the bürgerlich sports movement; described as the "fastest Jew in Germany"
Alex Natan | |
|---|---|
| Born | Heinz Alexander Nathan 1 February 1906 |
| Died | 14 January 1971 (aged 64) |
| Occupations | Sprinter, sports writer, political activist |
| Known for | Member of the bürgerlich sports movement; described as the "fastest Jew in Germany" |
| Notable work | Silver Renaissance, Sport and Society, Richard Strauss: die Opern |
Selected publications
- Silver renaissance: essays in eighteenth-century English history
- Swiss men of letters: twelve literary essays
- German men of letters: twelve literary essays
- Sport and society: a symposium
- Primadonna: Lob der Stimmen
- Britain today
- Primo uomo: grosse Sänger der Oper
- Richard Strauss: die Opern
