Max Ras

Max Ras (* 4 June 1889 in Graz, 12 January 1966 in Basel), actually Max Adolf Rasworscheg, was a Swiss journalist and publisher Edit LifeQualtext

Ras, the son of a tailor, was in Switzerland from 1905 (naturalized in Stein in 1917). He completed an apprenticeship in Zurich and graduated in Bern in 1908. He then took a medical examination, but he broke it off. From 1909, Ras worked as a stenographer at the Swiss despatch agency in Zurich; in 1916 he switched to the Basel news. In 1926 Ras founded the Swiss Observer. In January 1927, the first edition was distributed free of charge to all households of German-speaking Switzerland in a circulation of 661,404 copies. At that time the observer appeared monthly. Weblinks Edit sourcetext Standard data (person): GND: 1019776188 (PICA, AKS) | VIAF: 232236656 | Wikipedia People Search

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