Svendborg Poems

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Svendborg Poems is a politically charged poetry collection by Bertolt Brecht, written in exile and reflecting his anti-fascist views and critique of 1930s Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf poetry collection
addressesEvent Nazi seizure of power in Germany
conditions of refugees and exiles
persecution of political opponents in Nazi Germany
author Bertolt Brecht
countryOfExile Denmark
countryOfOrigin Germany
creatorOccupation playwright
poet
creatorPoliticalOrientation communist sympathizer
form ballad-like poems
free verse
genre lyric poetry
political poetry
hasInfluenced 20th-century political poetry
German exile literature
hasPart Concerning the Label Emigrant
Legend of the Origin of the Book Tao Te Ching on Lao-tzu’s Road into Exile
On the Suicide of the Refugee W.B.
Questions from a Worker Who Reads
The Lovers
The Mask of Evil
Vltava (symphonic poem)
surface form: The Song of the Moldau

To Those Born Later
historicalContext 1930s Europe
rise of fascism in Europe
influencedBy Brecht’s exile experience
German political situation in the 1930s
Marxism
intendedAudience politically engaged readers
workers and ordinary people
language German
literaryMovement epic theatre context
modernist poetry
mainTheme anti-fascism
capitalism critique
critique of 1930s Europe
exile
responsibility of intellectuals
social injustice
war and violence
placeOfComposition Denmark
Svendborg
politicalOrientation Marxist
anti-fascist
style didactic
ironic
plain language
satirical
writtenInExile true

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Bertolt Brecht notableWork Svendborg Poems