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   Johannes R. Becher war ein deutscher expressionistischer Dichter und SED-Politiker, der die Nationalhymne der DDR schrieb. Erfahren Sie mehr über sein Leben, seine Werke und seine Ehrungen auf dieser umfassenden Biografie-Seite.

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3. www.britannica.com › biography › Johannes-Robert-BecherJohannes Robert Becher | Poet, Politician, Playwright ...

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   Oct 7, 2024 · Johannes Robert Becher (born May 22, 1891, Munich, Germany—died October 11, 1958, Berlin) was a poet and critic, editor, and government official who was among the most important advocates of revolutionary social reform in Germany during the 1920s and who later served as minister of culture for the German Democratic Republic (East Germany).

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4. www.goodreads.com › list › 1425867Books by Johannes R. Becher (Author of Abschied) - Goodreads

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   Johannes R. Becher has 77 books on Goodreads with 253 ratings. Johannes R. Becher’s most popular book is Abschied.

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   Quick Reference. (Munich, 1891–1958, Berlin), the son of a Bavarian judge, revolted in adolescence against his upper-middle-class environment, and, while studying medicine and philosophy in Berlin, Munich, and Jena, began to write ... From: Becher, Johannes Robert in The Oxford Companion to German Literature ». Subjects: Literature.

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7. www.encyclopedia.com › johannes-robert-becherJohannes Robert Becher | Encyclopedia.com

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   May 23, 2018 · The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music MICHAEL KENNEDY and JOYCE BOURNE. Johannes Robert Becher [1] (yōhän´əs rō´bĕrt bĕkh´ər), 1891–1958, German poet and essayist. After an early association with the Expressionist movement, Becher turned to Communism.

8. www.wikiwand.com › en › articlesJohannes R. Becher - Wikiwand

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   Johannes R. Becher Early life Political activity in Germany Fleeing from Nazis Return to East Germany Legacy and honours Works References External links Johannes Robert Becher ( pronounced [ jo.ˈha.nəs ˈɛʁ ˈbɛ.çɐ ] ⓘ , 22 May 1891 – 11 October 1958) was a German politician , novelist , and poet .

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   Who was Johannes Robert Becher?

   • Johannes Robert Becher was a poet and critic, editor, and government official who was among the most important advocates of revolutionary social reform in Germany during the 1920s and who later served as minister of culture for the German Democratic Republic (East Germany). Becher studied medicine,

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   Is Becher a GDR author?

   • Becher’s GDR writings, especially the lyrics for the national anthem, are included in multiple textbooks, whereas Seghers’ GDR texts are omitted from all textbooks except Literatur 11/12 (used in the GDR). For an author who continued to publish until 1980, this is noteworthy.

   Anna Seghers and Johannes R. Becher as GDR Authors

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   Who are Seghers & Becher?

   • Part of the book series: Palgrave Studies in Educational Media ( (PSEM)) Seghers and Becher represent two of the most famous socialist exile authors who shaped the first generation of GDR literature. While their pre-1945 works appear frequently in textbooks, their socialist realist texts written in the GDR are often ignored.

   Anna Seghers and Johannes R. Becher as GDR Authors

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   Are Becher and Seghers GDR authors?

   • The GDR curriculum and textbook undeniably situate both Becher and Seghers (particularly Becher) as GDR authors, while FRG and post-unification curricula and textbooks reveal an underlying tension about the GDR connection.

   Anna Seghers and Johannes R. Becher as GDR Authors

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   Is Becher a scapegoat for early GDR literature?

   • In contrast to Seghers, Johannes R. Becher becomes a convenient scapegoat to be associated with early GDR literature. His odes to Stalin, the SED, and the GDR are included not simply as literary texts, but as cautionary examples of blindly enthusiastic political beliefs.

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   Was Becher a “political” or a'showy façade'?

   • Becher is obviously referring to the way in which National Socialism manipulated literature, but based upon his later enthusiastic support of SED demands for adherence to socialist realism, one wonders whether Becher viewed his own post-1945 writing as “political” or a “showy façade.”

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10. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Anna Seghers and Johannes R. Becher as GDR Authors

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    Sep 16, 2023 · Sometimes this is subtle, such as the brief mention in the 1982 Nordrhein-Westfalen curriculum of the different career paths for contemporaries Johannes R. Becher and Gottfried Benn “after WWII” (NRW 1982, 97) or the recommendation in the 1992 and 2001 Sachsen curricula to read Becher’s “poetry in exile and after 1945” (Sachsen 1992, 121; Sachsen 2001, 121). Both Seghers and Becher ...