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Heinrich Wolgast
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Heinrich Wolgast

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    …him who roused an educator, Heinrich Wolgast, to publish in 1896 his explosive Das Elend unserer Jugendliteratur (ā€œThe Sad State of Our Children’s Literatureā€). The event was an important one. It advanced for the first time the express thesis that ā€œCreative children’s literature must be a work of artā€; Wolgast…

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    …him who roused an educator, Heinrich Wolgast, to publish in 1896 his explosive Das Elend unserer Jugendliteratur (ā€œThe Sad State of Our Children’s Literatureā€). The event was an important one. It advanced for the first time the express thesis that ā€œCreative children’s literature must be a work of artā€; Wolgast…

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