Experiences in Exile of German-language authors after 1933

Arnold E. Maurer ‘s seminar deals with a situation that is in some ways timeless, that of exile. Texts by exiled writers from the National Socialist era reveal the “problems” of exile: Visa issues, lack of money to survive, the necessity of having to write in new surroundings, having left the territory of one’s mother tongue and being dependent on German-language publishers abroad. Texts by Joseph Roth, Irmgard Keun, Klaus Mann and others are covered.

Language: German / English

Admission: 7 euros (box office)

Limited number of participants

Registration under: Dr.Maurer.Bonn@t-online.de

Organised by: Bonner Verlags-Comptoir / Dr Arnold E. Maurer

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