Career
He was the father of Victor Basch (1863 - 19440). At the first disturbances preliminary to the Revolution of 1848, he went to Vienna, and took an active part in the insurrection. Here he founded the "Reichstagblatt", which he continued at Kremsier until the dissolution of the Constitutional Assembly, in March, 1849.
He then joined the staff of the "Oesterreichische Post" of Vienna, which he represented at Berlin.
Subsequently he was the Paris correspondent of several papers. He returned to Vienna in 1855 and assumed the editorship of the "Oesterreichische Zeitung," occupying a position of importance as the official mouthpiece of the minister Bruck, the opponent of the clerical minister Bach.
Until 1875 Basch was engaged only in economic questions, but in that year he returned to political journalism.
