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Bertold Brecht (1898-1956), the German poet and playwright, was forced into exile in 1933, returning from the USA to Switzerland in 1947, and to east Berlin in 1949. One of his country's greatest 20th century poets, among his most famous plays are The Threepenny Opera, Mother Courage, Life of Galileo andThe Caucasian Chalk-Circle.
An album of pity and anger which fixes the evil of war for all time. --Observer A handsome edition of War Primer, a series of short poems illustrated and inspired by war photographs Brecht clipped from newspapers. --David Edgar, London Review of Books Tender, angry and incisive. --Independent A modern equivalent of Goya. --Guardian Brecht reprinted photographs from wartime mass-circulation magazines, replacing the captions with short poems about the essential truth of each image. --Daily Telegraph Deserves a place of the shelves of every public and school library. --Times Literary Supplement
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Seeing and Not Seeing Germany After...
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