The name Professor Dr. Kurt Huber is usually mentioned in connection with the student resistance group White Rose. As part of their actions, he wrote a leaflet and was subsequently beheaded by the Nazis in 1943. With this sacrifice, Huber stands as the only university lecturer against the inaction of the German academic community during a dark time. However, Kurt Huber has left much more to posterity than just the memory of his brave political protest. This book discusses his achievements in the fields of philosophy, musicology, psychology, and folk song research. New sources have been explored, and previously unknown human connections have been revealed. The aim is to bring the scientist Kurt Huber more clearly into the public consciousness, as well as the actors within the White Rose group.