Rosenberg himself got deported to construction works for the White Sea-Baltic Canal, although with his academical qualification, Rosenberg was among those chose to participate in the management and design of the project. Many Baltic German were detained during the course of the war, although official policy does not classify official discrimination, regardless the Russian war time policy means that a large number of Baltic German population were deported to facilities within Great Russia for construction projects along with many other conquered military PoW of Germany's Eastern allies. The war situation gave hope to this as the German Army held on to Lithuania in a meat grinder against the Russian for several years. Hoping that Germany would reconquer the Baltic again, many did not flee originally when the Russian Army first reached Estonia. He remained involving in guild activities and right-wing intellectual circles, publishing for a local Pan-German Association periodical and participating in Ducal politics, as well as having connections with Russian right-wing circles like those led by the late Colonel Vinberg and the predecessors of the revived Russian People's Union, although regardless he never took on the stage of politics and remained much a think tank worker.Īs with many Baltic German, Rosenberg did not fear the Second Great War for the victory ectar of the first war is still on the lip of many and as even as he became politically active after the Russian revolution, Rosenberg is still more oblivious to the development of the world than many of his peers, preferring to spend more time on his profession as a literacy critic and architect. Took up teaching during the German occupation ot the Baltic and remained in that profession after the United Baltic Duchy is established. He studied engineering and architecture first at Riga and then PhD in Moscow.
Rosenberg was born in the Governorate of Estonia, Russia to a farmily of mixed Balt German and local ethnicities.
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