Victor Gollancz was a British publisher born on April 9, 1893, in London. He founded the Victor Gollancz Ltd publishing company in 1928, which became known for its commitment to social justice and publishing works that addressed important political and social issues. Gollancz was also a prominent advocate for anti-fascism and played a significant role in promoting literature that challenged oppressive regimes. Throughout his career, Gollancz published many notable authors, including George Orwell and H.G. Wells. He was instrumental in bringing attention to various humanitarian causes and was involved in numerous campaigns, such as those against Nazi Germany. Gollancz's legacy continues to influence the publishing industry and the promotion of socially conscious literature.