Inge S. Neumann
(nee Werner)
(1913?-1972)

page created by Harold Marcuse
Oct. 12, 2002, last updated July 10, 2005

for the
Official Herbert Marcuse homepage

Inge Werner was married to Franz Neumann (Franz Neumann page).

They had two sons, Thomas and Michael.

• Thomas (now Osha) is a writer, activist, lawyer and muralist in Berkeley, California
  • Center for Accessible Technology Osha Neumann page
  • stories he published on AlterNet
    • I Am Not a Member of a Satanic Cult (Aug. 26, 2003) - did artists murder Laci Petersen?
    • 10,000 Ways of Saying No (Aug. 30, 2004) - anti-Bush demonstration
    • A Day in the Life (Nov. 6, 2004) - after Bush reelected
• Michael is a professor of philosophy at Trent University in Toronto.
  • Trent philosophy department Neumann page
  • Michael Neumann's courses page
  • his Israel-Palestine Page, where he links to texts he published in Counterpunch and elsewhere since 2002

In 1951 Inge published:

• European War Crimes Trials: A Bibliography, compiled and annotated by Inge S. Neumann. Additional material furnished by the Wiener Library, London. Edited by Robert A. Rosenbaum. Publisher: New York, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1951.
  • This bibliography, intended for scholarly use in the field of international law, consists of publications between 1941 and 1950. Approximately two-thirds of the citations are annotated.
  • republished by Greenwood Press, 1978, 113 pages.
  • amazon.com Inge Neumann page

In 1954 Franz Neumann died in a car accident.
In 1956 Inge married their close friend Herbert Marcuse.
In 1965 they moved from Newtown to La Jolla.

From the mid-1960s until her death in the summer of 1972, Inge taught modern languages at San Diego State University.