BlĂ€tter fĂŒr die Kunst
German magazine
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BlĂ€tter fĂŒr die Kunst was an influential German literary magazine associated with the Neoromantic movement, particularly linked to Stefan George. The magazine played a role in the literary landscape of Germany, though its development was interrupted by the Nazi period. After World War II, various literary journals emerged in Germany, but BlĂ€tter fĂŒr die Kunst was a significant publication during its time, contributing to the cultural discourse of the era.1
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