Marcel Reich-Ranicki
Marcel Reich-Ranicki was a renowned Polish-German literary critic and author, celebrated for his insightful analysis of literature and his role in shaping the literary landscape in Germany. His critiques were known for their sharpness and depth, and he became an influential figure in promoting literature in post-war Germany.
Born on Jun 02, 1920 (105 years old)
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Germany:
Marcel Reich-Ranicki was a literary critic and a survivor of the Warsaw Ghetto who commented on the atrocities of Auschwitz.
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Germany:
Marcel Reich-Ranicki revived the literary survey to gather mixed opinions about Thomas Mann on his hundredth birthday.
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Switzerland:
Marcel Reich-Ranicki criticized Streeruwitz's work during a literary discussion.
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Switzerland:
Marcel Reich-Ranicki once claimed that Peter von Matt was the best writer in Switzerland.
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Switzerland:
Marcel Reich-Ranicki is mentioned as a literary critic who wrote a friendly obituary for Rolf Dieter Brinkmann.
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Cabo Verde:
Marcel Reich-Ranicki is referenced as the 'papa of German literature' for his provocative interview questions.
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Switzerland:
Marcel Reich-Ranicki praised Peter Bichsel's debut book, marking the beginning of his literary career.
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Switzerland:
Marcel Reich-Ranicki praised Peter Bichsel's debut book in a prominent literary review.
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