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German writer and religious leader

Peter Bender (30 May 1893 – 4 February 1944) was a German writer, religious leader, and Hollow Earth theory advocate. He died in the Holocaust.

Biography

Bender was born in Rhineland-Palatinate in 1893. After graduating from high school and entering university to study philosophy, he volunteered for army service during World War I, serving as a pilot on the Eastern Front.

He suffered a severe jaw injury in a plane crash. In the hospital, he met his future wife Charlotte Asch, whom he married in 1917; she came from a Jewish family of pharmacists.^[1] The couple settled in Worms and had two children, Gerhard and Maria.^[2][3]

Bender was involved in the socialist movement in Worms, co-founding and serving as a chairman in the local workers' council.^[3] While Bender worked as a writer and lecturer, his wife supported the family through income from language lessons.^[2] In 191