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After War

work by Renn
Also known as: “Nachkrieg”
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  • Renn, Ludwig
    Ludwig Renn

    His Nachkrieg (1930; After War), a novel about the postwar Weimar Republic, mirrors Renn’s political beliefs. For his teaching at the Marxist school, he suffered two months’ detention. He was arrested by the Nazis on the night of the Reichstag fire, which was blamed on the communists, and


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    His Nachkrieg (1930; After War), a novel about the postwar Weimar Republic, mirrors Renn’s political beliefs. For his teaching at the Marxist school, he suffered two months’ detention. He was arrested by the Nazis on the night of the Reichstag fire, which was blamed on the communists, and


    Read More