Wilhelm Hennis
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Wilhelm Hennis (February 18, 1923 in Hildesheim) is a German political scientist.
In 1960, he became Professor at the Padagogical College of Hannover. In 1962, he became a Professor in Hamburg, and in 1967 at Albert Ludwigs University of Freiburg where he today is a Professor Emeritus.
[edit] External links
- Wilhelm Hennis on the German National Library
- Biography (in German)
- Hennis' article in the German weekly DIE ZEIT, asking readers to join him in complaining to the General State Prosecutor in Cologne about the deletion of files allegedly containing information about fishy affairs concerning the privatisation of formerly state owned companies in Eastern Germany by the conservative government led by Helmut Kohl when handing over their offices to the new government of social democrats and greens
