Ts.G. Arsakanian (1917–2003)

Authors

  • Vitaliy G. Gorokhov Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences; National Research Nuclear University MEPhI; Lomonosov Moscow State University

Keywords:

Arsakanian, World War II, Dachau, journal “Voprosy Filosofii”

Abstract

This article is about the life of the Russian philosopher Armen (Tsolak) Arsakanian (born in Erevan, Armenia). He was leading the department of western philosophy in the editorial office of the Russian principle philosophy journal “Voprosy Filosofii” in Moscow from 1962 until 2002. He was a prisoner of war in Germany during Second World War and was liberated by the USA Army from concentration camp Dachau in 1945. He spoke fluent German and was and interpreter of I. Kant. Enclosed with the article are his own letter from 2000 to Germany and another letter from his German friend Mr. Bartel, who was also war veteran.

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Published

2018-10-20

Issue

Section

Towards the 70th Anniversary of the Great Victory