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Theodor Haecker (June 4, 1879 in Eberbach, Grand Duchy of Baden - April 9, 1945 in Ustersbach) was a German writer, translator and cultural critic.

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rdfs:comment	Theodor Haecker (4. června 1879 Eberbach, Württemberg – 9. dubna 1945 Usterbach u Augsburgu) byl německý katolický spisovatel, překladatel a personalistický myslitel, představitel odporu proti nacismu. (cs) Theodor Haecker (auch: Häcker; * 4. Juni 1879 in Eberbach (Mulfingen); † 9. April 1945 in Ustersbach) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller, Kulturkritiker, Übersetzer und Philosoph. Haecker zählt zu den sprachmächtigsten Vertretern des katholischen Existentialismus und zu den radikalsten Kulturkritikern in der Weimarer Republik und im „Dritten Reich“; das Biographisch-Bibliographische Kirchenlexikon rechnet ihn „zu den bedeutendsten katholischen Schriftstellern zwischen den beiden Weltkriegen“. (de) Theodor Haecker (né le 4 juin 1879 à Eberbach dans le royaume de Wurtemberg, mort le 9 avril 1945 à Ustersbach) est un écrivain catholique allemand et une figure importante de la résistance intérieure au nazisme. (fr) Theodor Haecker (June 4, 1879 in Eberbach, Grand Duchy of Baden - April 9, 1945 in Ustersbach) was a German writer, translator and cultural critic. (en) Theodor Haecker, född 4 juni 1879 i Eberbach, död 9 april 1945 i Ustersbach, var en tysk författare, kulturkritiker och översättare. Theodor Haecker växte upp i Esslingen am Neckar, där han arbetade vid förlaget Schreiber-Verlag. 1905 flyttade han till München för att studera, och kom att bo kvar där till 1944. Han blev huvudsakligen känd som översättare av Søren Kierkegaards dagböcker, Vergilius ekloger och den engelske kardinalen John Henry Newman. Under inflytande av Newman konverterade han 1921 till katolicismen och publicerade därefter kulturkritiska essayer i tidskrifterna Der Brenner och Hochland. På grund av hans avvisande inställning till nazismen fick han 1936 tal- och utgivningsförbud. De privata dagböckerna från den följande tiden publicerades postumt 1947 som Tag- und Nachtbüc (sv)
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