Ludwig Wahrmund
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Ludwig Wahrmund (21 August 1860 - 10 September 1932) was an Austrian professor of Canon Law at the University of Innsbruck.[1]
Ludwig was the son of Adolf Wahrmund, a noted anti-semite. However, Ludwig rose to prominence from a lecture he gave on 18 January 1908 in Innsbruck Town Hall entitled Catholoc Weltanshauung and Free Science. The lecture was repeated in Salzburg and published as a pamphlet.[2] Ludwig's criticism of the Catholic Church and their attempt to control education gave rise to the "Wahrmund Affair", which led to his removal from his professorial chair in Innsbruck.
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