German Literature - From the End of the First World War to 1945 2

German Literature: From the End of the First World War to 1945 Part II

Literature under National Socialism As early as the Weimar Republic, “völkisch” literature continued to exist alongside literature oriented towards the modern industrial world and international developments. O. Spengler’s “Downfall of the Occident” (2 volumes, 1918–22) provided the historical-philosophical theory for a scale of values ​​that was hostile to progress and rejected the metropolis (especially Berlin), industrialization and […]

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Music in the GDR

Music in the GDR

Music in the GDR In the GDR, the Association of German Composers and Musicologists, founded in 1951, began to put into practice the theory of socialist realism developed in Soviet art. It was about the popular character and comprehensibility of the musical statement against so-called formalistic tendencies (formalism debate) in the West, which manifested itself […]

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STUTTGART

Stuttgart Travel Guide

The car city of Stuttgart surprises with its wines and greenery. Stuttgart is not only home to Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, but also a lively metropolis surrounded by wine slopes. In lively Stuttgart, Germany, you will get to know the car industry, taste wines and enjoy the atmosphere of a big city. German green car city […]

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