Uwe Wittstock
Uwe Wittstock is a German author and literary critic, known for his recent publication 'Marseille 1940: Die große Flucht der Literatur', which explores the experiences of writers and intellectuals during their flight from Nazi Germany, including the well-documented exile of Lion Feuchtwanger.
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Switzerland:
Uwe Wittstock complained about the 'tendency towards the nonsensical' in recent German literature.
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Switzerland:
Uwe Wittstock describes the chaotic life of Karl Marx in his new book.
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Germany:
Uwe Wittstock is recognized for his literary contributions, including 'Marseille 1940'.
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Switzerland:
Uwe Wittstock describes the chaotic life of Karl Marx in his new book.
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Switzerland:
Uwe Wittstock describes Karl Marx's chaotic life in his new book.
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Germany:
Uwe Wittstock's gripping books with dramatic escape stories of German writers are experiencing well-deserved bestseller status.
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Switzerland:
Uwe Wittstock narrates the life and last vacation of Karl Marx in his book 'Karl Marx in Algier'.
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France:
Uwe Wittstock's book discusses the winter of literature in February 1933.
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France:
Uwe Wittstock is a German literary journalist and editor who explores the history of the period with a focus on factual accuracy.
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Germany:
Uwe Wittstock's recent overview highlights Feuchtwanger's exile fate.
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