Ernst Molden

Ernst Hermann Wilhelm Molden (* May 30, 1886 in Vienna, † 11 August 1953 ) was an Austrian journalist and historian.

Life

Molden, son of journalists and publicists Berthold Molden (1853-1942) and his wife, Berta, born Edlinger (1856-1935), was married to Paula from Preradović. In the period 1921-1939 he was editor of the Neue Freie Presse in 1946 and founded the still existing succession newspaper Die Presse, whose publisher and editor he was, until his death in 1953. It was then continued by his son Fritz Molden.

He is buried in a grave of honor in Vienna's Central Cemetery (Group 32 C, number 42 ) next to his wife.

Works

  • The Eastern policy of Prince Metternich 1829-1833. Vienna and Olomouc, Eduard Hölzel Publisher 1913
  • Ernst Molden, Hans Feigl ( ed. and introduction): Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer. Writings and diaries. Fragments from the Orient. New fragments. Political and historical essays - diaries. Munich and Leipzig, Georg Müller Verlag in 1913 ( 2 vols )
  • Radetzky. Leipzig, Insel Verlag 1915 (Austrian Library No. 10)
  • The history of the Austro-Russian opposition. The policy of the Great Powers of Europe and the Aachen conferences. Vienna, L.W. Seidel 1916
  • An Austrian Chancellor Metternich. Leipzig, Insel Verlag 1917 ( Austrian Library No. 23)
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