Raimund Wolfert

Raimund Wolfert (born 1963) studied Scandinavian Studies at the universities of Bonn, Oslo, and Berlin, earning a Magister degree. He has published extensively on German-Scandinavian cultural contacts and the history of homosexuality. His books include Gegen Einsamkeit und »Einsiedelei«: Die Geschichte der Internationalen Homophilen Welt-Organisation (2009), Nirgendwo daheim: Das bewegte Leben des Bruno Vogel (2012), and Die Goldbergs: Zwischen Friedenstempel, Lunapark und Haus der Modeindustrie (2015).