Wolfgang Arnholtz

Wolfgang Arnholtz
Physical information
Species	Human
Gender	Male
Hair color and style	Black
Eye color	Blue
Skin color	White
Biographical information
Date of birth	1699 AN (Aged 53 AN years old)
Place of birth	Jehaf, Akhidia
Residence(s)	Cárdenas, Nouvelle Alexandrie
Occupation	Author, Social Activist

Dr. Wolfgang Rudolf Arnholtz (b. 1703 AN) is a Weisenburger author who is most known for his tell-all novel, The Plight of the Louisians, which exposed the discrimination and systematized poverty that the Louisian people in the United Principalities faced.

Born to a Saxon family in the city of Jehaf in Akhidia, Arnholtz left his hometown during Akhidia's collapse and settled in Oudorp. He attended the University of Svorgas, obtaining a Doctorate in Cultural Anthropology. After a decade of documenting several groups of oppressed people throughout Micras and gaining a tenure at the Kaiser Ludwig I University, he discovered the state of the Louisian-speaking community in the United Principalities. After documenting these conditions he published a tell-all novel called The Plight of the Louisians. Arnholtz would end up having to resign his tenure and leave the UPC in order to escape an arrest warrant that was issued after the books publishing due to blasphemous statements against the royal family.

After much moving around, Arnholtz settled in a small flat in Cárdenas and continued his activism towards the Louisian community. He would then make the decision to donate all revenue recieved from The Plight of the Louisians to the Louisian Relief Fund. This would lead to him living a very frugal life, mostly surviving off the savings he had brought with him and because he was known for refusing any donations offered to him and instead directing donaters to the Louisian Relief Fund.