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English: Photograph taken in Heidelberg, April 1964,[1] by Jeremy J. Shapiro at the Max Weber-Soziologentag. Horkheimer is front left, Adorno front right, and Habermas is in the background, right, running his hand through his hair. Siegfried Landshut is in the background left.
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Photo taken in Heidelberg in April 1964 by Jeremy J. Shapiro at the Max Weber Institute of Sociology. In front: Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno. Back left: Siegfried Landshut. Right back (hand in hair): Jürgen Habermas.

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