Heinrich Mann, German novelist
Mar. 03, 1960 - 10th Anniversary Of The death of Heinrich Mann, German novelist: 10 years ago, on March 12th, 1950, writer Heinrich Mann died in Santa Monica, California. Until 1933, Heinrich Mann mainly lived in Munich, he then emigrated to Czechoslovakia, then France, then later to the USA. He was, as his brother Thomas Mann confesses, politically more direct in his fight against nationalism and militarism, getting nearer - especially during his emigration - to communism. His best known works are the novels Professor Unrat and Der Untertan
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