Hans Baluschek was a german painter, commercial artist and a writer.
In 1933 the national socialists set him off from his offices as „a Marxist artist " and excluded him from all possibilities for employment. His works branded as „degenerate art " by the Nazis.
He died in the "Franziskus Hospital" in Berlin.
In 1933 the national socialists set him off from his offices as „a Marxist artist " and excluded him from all possibilities for employment. His works branded as „degenerate art " by the Nazis.
He died in the "Franziskus Hospital" in Berlin.
Hans Baluschek was a german painter, commercial artist and a writer.
In 1933 the national socialists set him off from his offices as „a Marxist artist " and excluded him from all possibilities for employment. His works branded as „degenerate art " by the Nazis.
He died in the "Franziskus Hospital" in Berlin.
In 1933 the national socialists set him off from his offices as „a Marxist artist " and excluded him from all possibilities for employment. His works branded as „degenerate art " by the Nazis.
He died in the "Franziskus Hospital" in Berlin.
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