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There is a certain tendency , common to most authors of memoirs , to dwell almost exclusively on those contacts the writer may have had with so - called celebrities , while more or less overlooking his friendships with less ...
There is a certain tendency , common to most authors of memoirs , to dwell almost exclusively on those contacts the writer may have had with so - called celebrities , while more or less overlooking his friendships with less ...
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There was less phony pretension and dislocation than in the European drama of the expressionistic period ; but there also was less vision and a less passionate effort . The theater in this country seemed — even more obviously so than ...
There was less phony pretension and dislocation than in the European drama of the expressionistic period ; but there also was less vision and a less passionate effort . The theater in this country seemed — even more obviously so than ...
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For what was means less to him than what is : what is , less than what could be and will be . April 10 , 1942 : At the Czech General Consulate . Long conversation with X concerning the growing anti - Nazi activities in our country .
For what was means less to him than what is : what is , less than what could be and will be . April 10 , 1942 : At the Czech General Consulate . Long conversation with X concerning the growing anti - Nazi activities in our country .
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The Myths of Childhood 19061914 | 3 |
War 19141919 | 27 |
Civilized Education 19201922 | 53 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The Turning Point |
| Autor/in | Klaus Mann |
| Veröffentlicht | 1942 |
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