Klaus Mann

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Klaus Mann was a German writer and outspoken anti-fascist intellectual, best known for his novel "Mephisto" and as a prominent member of the literary Mann family.

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instanceOf anti-fascist intellectual
essayist
human
journalist
novel
novelist
playwright
writer
author Klaus Mann self-linksurface differs
basedOn Gustaf Gründgens
causeOfDeath suicide
countryOfBirth German Empire
countryOfCitizenship Germany
countryOfDeath France
dateOfBirth 1906-11-18
dateOfDeath 1949-05-21
educatedAt Odenwaldschule
employer Army
surface form: U.S. Army (as war correspondent)
ethnicGroup German
familyName Mann
father Thomas Mann
givenName Klaus
languageOfWorkOrName German
German
memberOf Mann family
mother Katia Mann
movement anti-fascism
exile literature
name Klaus Mann self-link
notableIdea literary resistance to Nazism
notableWork Anja und Esther
Der Vulkan
Der Wendepunkt
Der fromme Tanz
Kind dieser Zeit
Mephisto
Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Op. 74 "Pathétique"
surface form: Symphonie Pathétique

Der Wendepunkt
surface form: The Turning Point

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occupation essayist
journalist
novelist
playwright
writer
participatedIn German exile literature of the 1930s and 1940s
placeOfBirth Munich
placeOfDeath Cannes
religion secular humanism
residence Amsterdam
Berlin
Los Angeles
Munich
New York City
Paris
sexOrGender male
sexualOrientation homosexual
sibling Elisabeth Mann Borgese
Erika Mann
Golo Mann
Michael Mann
Monika Mann
wroteAbout art and politics
exile
fascism
homosexuality

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Klaus Mann author Klaus Mann self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Mephisto
Heinrich Mann child Klaus Mann
Katia Mann child Klaus Mann
Thomas Mann child Klaus Mann
Mann hasNotableBearer Klaus Mann
subject surface form: Michael Mann
Klaus Mann name Klaus Mann self-link
Monika Mann notableRelative Klaus Mann
Elisabeth Mann Borgese sibling Klaus Mann
Erika Mann sibling Klaus Mann
Golo Mann sibling Klaus Mann
subject surface form: Michael Mann
Monika Mann sibling Klaus Mann