His fate as a youth raised without parents and his experiences in institutions and in Paris during the Dreyfus Affair turned C. A. Loosli into a fighter for human and civil rights. The final part of this biography recounts Loosli's decades-long commitment against institutions, for a humane penal law, and against administrative justice. His dedication to the rights of children and adolescents, to school reform, and his advocacy for child laborers initiated a socio-political transformation process. In his efforts for democracy and the rule of law, Loosli faced National Socialism and its attacks on the sovereignty of Switzerland. He early exposed anti-Semitism as a dangerous weapon of the most reactionary societal forces. With his intellectual approach to Judaism and his defense...