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Hintze was born in the small town of Pyritz (Pyrzyce) in the Province of Pomerania, the son of a civil servant.
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Hintze was born in the small town of Pyritz (Pyrzyce) in the Province of Pomerania, the son of a civil servant.
From 1878 to 1879, Hintze studied history, philosophy and philology in Greifswald.
He was Professor of Political, Constitutional, Administrative and Economic History at the University of Berlin. Here he joined the fraternity Germania. Hintze came to Berlin in 1880, and soon obtained a doctorate under Julius Weizsäcker with a dissertation on Medieval History in 1884.
He joined the project on the ‘Acta Borussica’, an editing project of the Prussian Academy of Sciences under the directorship of Gustav Schmoller dealing with the Prussian administrative files of the 18th century.
Seven volumes of sources on the economics and administrative organisation in Prussia, with detailed historical commentaries, were published by 1910. In 1895, his post-doctoral thesis to become a lecturer was accepted by Treitschke and Schmoller.
In 1902 as Professor of the newly created Department of Political, Constitutional, Administrative and Economic History. In 1912, Hintze married his student Hedwig Guggenheimer.
Hintze was prematurely retired from the university in 1920 due to health reasons.
Hintze ceased publishing after the Nazi Party came to power. Otto Hintze only survived this separation for a few months. Since the 1960s, there has been deeper research into Hintze"s oeuvre, as signified by Gerhard Oestreich’s detailed new work on him.
The historians Jürgen Kocka and Felix Gilbert agree that, in their opinion, he could possibly be the most significant German historian of the German Empire and of the Weimar Republic.
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In 1938, Hintze resigned from the Prussian Academy of Sciences, which he had been a member of since 1914.