Heinrich Mann
German author and poet, notable works
Born
March 27th, 1871
153 years ago
Died
1950
75 years ago — 79 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Germany
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Born in 1871, this individual was a significant German author and poet. The literary career began with early works that explored themes of individuality and societal issues. A key figure in the German literary landscape, this author is often associated with the critique of authoritarianism and the promotion of liberal values. His works include novels such as "Professor Unrat" and "The Loyal Subject," which addressed the complexities of human nature and moral conflict. Additionally, he contributed essays that reflected on contemporary issues. Active during a time of political upheaval, this individual faced censorship in Nazi Germany, leading to exile. Much of the written work remained influential in literature and political discourse.
Wrote "Professor Unrat"
Wrote "The Loyal Subject"
Critiqued authoritarianism in essays
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