Martin A. Hansen

Martin A. Hansen was born in 1909 at Strøby, on the Stevns coast, the son of a small farmer, in a poor, pietist and politically radical home. Trained at the teacher training college in Haslev, he taught in Copenhagen until 1949. A member of the Resistance, he wrote for and then edited the clandestine paper Folk og Frihed and defended in an article the execution of informers. After the war he co-founded the journal Heretica, which he co-edited in 1950-1951. Suffering from chronic nephritis, he died in Copenhagen in 1955.

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