Erika Mann

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actress anti-fascist activist cabaret performer human journalist writer

Erika Mann was a German actress, writer, and outspoken anti-Nazi political cabaret performer, and the eldest daughter of novelist Thomas Mann.

Aliases (1)

Erika Julia Hedwig Mann ×1

Statements (73)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	actress → anti-fascist activist → cabaret performer → human → journalist → writer →
burialPlace	Kilchberg Cemetery → Kilchberg, Zurich →
causeOfDeath	brain tumor →
citizenship	Czechoslovakia → Germany → United States of America →
coFounded	Die Pfeffermühle →
countryOfBirth	German Empire →
countryOfDeath	Switzerland →
coveredConflict	World War II →
dateOfBirth	1905-11-09 →
dateOfDeath	1969-08-27 →
dateOfDivorce	1929 →
dateOfMarriage	1926-07-24 →
describedAs	outspoken critic of Adolf Hitler →
educatedAt	Luisengymnasium Munich (attended, did not complete) →
emigratedTo	Switzerland → United States of America →
ethnicGroup	German →
familyName	Mann →
father	Thomas Mann →
fledFrom	Nazi Germany →
founded	Die Pfeffermühle →
fullName	Erika Julia Hedwig Mann →
gender	female →
genre	political cabaret →
givenName	Erika →
languageOfWorkOrName	German →
memberOf	Mann family →
mother	Katia Mann →
nationality	German →
notableFamilyMember	Nobel laureate Thomas Mann →
notableFor	exile cabaret against National Socialism →
notableWork	Das letzte Jahr → Escape to Life → School for Barbarians → The Other Germany → When Hitler Came → Zehn Millionen Kinder →
occupation	actress → cabaret performer → journalist → lecturer → writer →
partner	Annemarie Schwarzenbach → Therese Giehse →
performedIn	Die Pfeffermühle cabaret →
placeOfBirth	Munich →
placeOfDeath	Zurich NERFINISHED →
politicalAlignment	anti-Nazi →
residence	Munich → New York City → Pacific Palisades → Zurich NERFINISHED →
sexualOrientation	lesbian →
sibling	Elisabeth Mann Borgese → Golo Mann → Klaus Mann → Michael Mann (son of Thomas Mann) → Monika Mann →
spouse	Gustaf Gründgens →
subjectOf	biographies about the Mann family →
workedAs	war correspondent →
wroteAbout	German exile → National Socialism →
wroteInCollaborationWith	Klaus Mann → Thomas Mann →

Referenced by (15)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Elisabeth Mann Borgese → Golo Mann → Klaus Mann → Michael Mann → Monika Mann →	sibling
Heinrich Mann → Katia Mann → Thomas Mann →	child
Erika Mann ("Erika Julia Hedwig Mann") →	fullName
Kilchberg Cemetery →	hasGraveOf
Mann →	hasNotableBearer
Kilchberg Cemetery →	hasNotableBurial
Michael Mann →	hasRelative
Monika Mann →	notableRelative
W. H. Auden →	spouse