Erika Mann (1905–1969)
Autor(a) de School for Barbarians: Education Under the Nazis
About the Author
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Image credit: World Telegram staff photo (Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, LC-USZ62-119199)
Obras por Erika Mann
Caro Mago Lettere e risposte 122-1969 2 exemplares
Klaus 2 exemplares
Viaggio intorno al mondo 2 exemplares
Thomas Mann : Briefe 2 exemplares
Thomas Mann - Eine Auslese 1 exemplar
Muck, der Zauberonkel 1 exemplar
The lights go down 1 exemplar
Associated Works
* De Provence Lege Artis: Verhalen uit het land van Van Gogh — Contribuidor — 1 exemplar
Etiquetado
Conhecimento Comum
- Nome canónico
- Mann, Erika
- Nome legal
- Mann, Erika Julia Hedwig
- Data de nascimento
- 1905-11-09
- Data de falecimento
- 1969-08-27
- Localização do túmulo
- Cimetière de Kilchberg, Près de Zurich, Suisse
- Sexo
- female
- Nacionalidade
- Duitsland
- Local de nascimento
- München, Beieren, Duitsland
- Local de falecimento
- Zürich, Zwitserland
- Causa da morte
- Cancer du cerveau
- Locais de residência
- Zwitserland
Bogenhausen, Munich, Germany - Educação
- Luisengymnasium, Munich, Germany
Höhere Mädchenschule am St. Annaplatz, Bogenhausen, Germany - Ocupações
- actor
children's book author
journalist - Relações
- Mann, Thomas (vader)
Mann, Klaus (broer)
Mann, Golo (broer)
Auden, W. H. (echtg.|nominal)
Mann, Monika (zus)
Mann, Heinrich (oom)
Fatal error: Call to undefined function isLitsy() in /var/www/html/inc_magicDB.php on line 425- Erika Mann was the firstborn daughter of Thomas Mann, Nobel Prize-winning author, and his wife, Katharina Pringsheim. She was particularly close to her brother Klaus, and attended private school along with him. After gymnasium (high school), she began taking acting classes in Berlin. She had a role in the premier of Klaus Mann's 1925 play Anja und Esther. The following year, she married Gustaf Gründgens, an actor, but the couple divorced in 1929. In 1927, she and Klaus took a trip around the world, which they documented in a book, Rundherum; Das Abenteuer einer Weltreise. Erika became active in journalism and in politics, and in 1932, published the first of many children's books. In 1933, she, Klaus, and Therese Giehse founded a cabaret in Munich called Die Pfeffermühle, for which Erika wrote most of the material. She was forced to flee the Nazi regime in Germany, and helped save many of Thomas Mann's papers from their Munich home when she escaped to Zurich. In 1936, Die Pfeffermühle opened again in Zurich and became a rallying point for German exiles. In 1935, she married her friend W.H. Auden to obtain British citizenship. She travelled to New York City, where Die Pfeffermühle opened again as "The Pepper Mill," and Erika joined a large group of German artists in exile that included Kurt Weill. In 1938, she and Klaus reported on the Spanish Civil War, and she published School for Barbarians, a book about Nazi Germany's educational system. During World War II, she worked as a journalist in England, and later was one of the only women to report on the Nuremberg Trials. In 1952, she moved to Switzerland to help her father with his writing.
- Nota de desambiguação
- SUDOC:028579437
Membros
Discussions
Baldrico Lectures de 2015 em Lectures des francophones (Julho 2016)
Críticas
Prémios
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Estatísticas
- Obras
- 26
- Also by
- 4
- Membros
- 298
- Popularidade
- #78,715
- Avaliação
- 3.8
- Críticas
- 7
- ISBN
- 64
- Línguas
- 8
Représentatives des stratégies insidieuses par lesquelles le régime national-socialiste envahit tous les domaines de la vie, les dix histoires du volume composent le tableau d’une société confrontée au mal nazi :
-le couple qui se suicide parce que la jeune fille est à tort accusée d’avoir avorté ;
-le commerçant qui falsifie ses comptes car son négoce n’est pas assez rentable et menace d’être fermé ;
-le riche industriel qui craint d’être considéré comme un traître dès lors qu’il apprend que sa secrétaire, qu’il vient de demander en mariage, est « demi-juive » ;
-l’acte de résistance d’un professeur de droit qui condamne à mi-mots la justice hitlérienne, et de ses étudiants qui s’opposent, grâce à un tonnerre d’applaudissements complices, à la réquisition forcée pour les moissons ;
-le jeune paysan arrêté pour avoir nourri ses poules avec de l’orge en dépit de l’interdiction du régime.
Au-delà de ces récits, le lecteur devine la perversité, la bêtise et la force de destruction d’un système qui mine progressivement tous les espoirs.… (mais)