Ebook: Deutschsprachige Exilliteratur seit 1933: Band 3 Supplement 1 USA

John Spalek receives the Goethe-Medaille in 2010

This collection of essays is at the same time a reference work of previously unknown names and topics of German-language exile literature since 1933. The U.S. is one of the most important asylum countries for exiles from Germany, but also for exiles from other European countries where they were expelled by the Nazis. The book focuses on a part of German culture as it is reflected in its heteronomy due to exile in the U.S and also in parts of Central and South America ‒ including individual biographies and their social context in history.

• Takes new literary remains into consideration
• Extending German-language exile to include Brazil and Mexico
• 23 contributions on individuals such as Franz Blei, Alexander Granach or Elisabeth Hauptmann as well as on exile literature topics
• Supplements the existing 12-volume standard work on German-language exile literature