Max Amann 1891 – 1957

Biography

Max Amann was born on November 24, 1891, in Munich, where he would spend his entire life. Over the course of his career, he became involved in German politics and journalism during a significant period in the nation’s history. His professional life took him through roles in both political and media spheres, reflecting the complex landscape of early-to-mid twentieth century Germany.

Throughout his life, Amann maintained connections to Munich, the city of his birth. He was active as a member of the Reichstag, serving as a representative in the German parliament. His work also extended into journalism, where he contributed to the public discourse of his era. These dual roles in politics and the press positioned him as a public figure engaged with the issues and events of his time.

Max Amann passed away on March 29, 1957, in Munich at the age of 65, having witnessed and participated in some of the most transformative decades of German history. He was laid to rest at Ostfriedhof, one of Munich’s principal cemeteries, where his memory remains. His life spanned a period of remarkable change in Europe, leaving behind a legacy rooted in his native city.