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	Biographie: Klaus Mann, 1906-1949
		Mann bekennt sich zu seiner Homosexualität, obgleich sie in der Weimarer Republik laut §175 des Reichsstrafgesetzbuchs unter Strafe steht.
		Zusammen mit seiner Verlobten, seiner Schwester Erika Mann und deren Verlobtem Gustaf Gründgens tritt er in der Hamburger Uraufführung von "Anja und Esther" auf.
		Für Klaus Mann wie für seine Geschwister ist der elterliche Wohnsitz in Sanary-sur-Mer (Südfrankreich) Bezugspunkt.
	www.dhm.de /lemo/html/biografien/MannKlaus (994 words)

	schlroman.htm
		Mann's practice of writing from experience, of representing himself and others in his life through his fictitious writings, produces the highly personal and autobiographical flavour of his writings.
		Regardless of Mann's motives, it is clear that many figures of Mephisto are loosely or directly based on members of Mann's family, historical personalities, friends and acquaintances in social circles, and colleagues from his theatrical and literary activities.
		Thomas Mann (1875-1955; Nobel Prize for Literature 1929) eventually saw the danger to democracy posed by the National Socialists and remained in Switzerland in February 1933 on the advice of Klaus and Erika.
	web.uvic.ca /geru/433/schlroman.htm (1390 words)

	Klaus Mann - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Klaus Mann (November 18, 1906 – May 21, 1949) was a German writer.
		Born in Munich, Klaus Mann was the son of German writer Thomas Mann and his wife Katia Pringsheim, whose parents were secular Jews.
		Mann's early life was troubled; his homosexuality often made him the target of bigotry, and he had a difficult relationship with his father, who had little respect for him.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Klaus_Mann (372 words)

	Klaus Mann - Erinnerungen
		Thomas Manns Leben und Áeuvre wurde, sorgsam gerundet und zuweilen auch frisiert, für die Außenwelt zu einem organischen Ganzen, Klaus Manns Existenz dagegen scheint in tausend faszinierende Einzelteile zu zersplittern.
		Klaus Mann erinnert sich an seinen Freund Wolfgang Deutsch, der hier in Cannes bereits 1930 Selbstmord verübt hatte, läßt aber in seinem letzten Brief an Katia und Erika Mann noch einmal seinen subversiven Humor spielen.
		Klaus Täubert ist da, der ungewöhnliche Klaus-Mann-Spezialist, der seinen Lebensunterhalt ganz unakademisch als Bauhandwerker verdient und nebenbei Essays über das Exil, über vergessene Emigranten und immer wieder über Klaus Mann schreibt.
	www.oeko-net.de /kommune/kommune5-97/KMANN.html (3093 words)

	glbtq >> literature >> Mann, Klaus
		Klaus Mann's vision of homosexuality is marked by loneliness and alienation, and his fiction is characterized by melancholic hopelessness.
		This is also true of Klaus Mann's heterosexual characters, but their demise into the demimonde of drugs and desire or their otherwise tragic existence is not due to their sexuality or sexual identity.
		Klaus Mann has long been seen as the son of Germany's most famous twentieth-century author, as someone who wrote too quickly and superficially, and as a homosexual whose suicide fit the script for literary homosexuals.
	www.glbtq.com /literature/mann_k.html (1005 words)

	Klausbio (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.netlab.uky.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Klaus Mann was born on November 18, 1906 as the eldest son of Thomas and Katja Mann.
		Klaus Mann dreamt of a unified Europe with a stable political structure devoid of nationalistic trends.
		In 1937, Klaus Mann emigrated to the U.S. and settled in California.
	www.muskingum.edu.cob-web.org:8888 /~modern/masterpiecesf2000/klausbio.htm (733 words)

	Klaus Mann
		Klaus Mann was a German writer, born 1906 died 1949.
		He was the son of German writer Thomas Mann and his wife Katia (nee Pringsheim).
		He suffered because of his homosexuality and his father's lack of esteem for him, and left Germany in the thirties.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/kl/Klaus_Mann.html (77 words)

	Thomas Mann
		Mann was educated at the Lübeck gymnasium and he also spent some time at the University of Munich.
		DER TOD IN VENEDIG (1912, Death in Venice), Mann's famous multilayered novella, was inspired by a young, sailor-suited boy, Wladyslaw Moes, whom the author saw in Venice in 1911.
		Mann tells the reader that while the young man's chances of survival are not good, the question must be left open.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /tmann.htm (1662 words)

	New German Review, Vol. 17
		He moves beyond Gerhard Härle's important psychoanalytic study on Thomas and Klaus Mann's homosexuality (Männerweiblichkeit: Zur Homosexualität bei Klaus und Thomas Mann, 1993) by including "aspects of political identity in Klaus Mann's work" and hence presenting Mann as the sexually and politically challenging writer that he was.
		Thomas and Klaus further by considering the latter's "search for a mentor and ideal to emulate." The French author André Gide became Klaus' mentor and the subject of a biography: André Gide and the Crisis of Modern Thought (1943).
		Mann's politics are described as anti-fascist and non-communist, and not a rebellion against the father.
	www.humnet.ucla.edu /humnet/germanic/NGR/ngr17/brkeller.htm (633 words)

	Escape to Life - Directors' Statement and Background Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Erika and Klaus Mann, the two brilliant eldest children of Thomas Mann, often claimed to be identical twins - ignoring the fact that they were born over a year apart, were of different genders, and didn't look alike.
		Throughout his life, Klaus returned in his writings to this hermetic, interior world of their childhood as a means of taking refuge from the world.
		Klaus was a pacifist who begged the American Army to let him join the fight against his former homeland.Their relationship was strained by these pressures and by the demands of living in permanent exile.
	www.jezebel.org /escape_background.htm (552 words)

	onlinekunst.de: KLAUS MANN Geburtstag 18. November COMPUTERGARTEN (Mephisto)
		Vom 15.11.2006 bis zum 26.01.2007 wird in Hamburg das nicht-kommerzielle Projekt "Schreiben - einzige Möglichkeit der Erleichterung." Klaus Mann zum 100.
		Dass in Klaus Manns Tagebuchnotizen in jenen ersten Exilwochen gleichwohl ein depressiver Unterton unverkennbar ist, war denn auch nur bedingt auf seine Flucht aus Deutschland zurückzuführen und auf die Tatsache, dass der latente Krisenzustand, der in den letzten Monaten in Deutschland so an seinen Nerven gezerrt hatte, nun ein denkbar böses Ende genommen hatte.
		Liebeskummer plagte ihn: Gerade hatte Hans Aminoff ihm mitgeteilt, dass er keine Möglichkeit sehe, Klaus Mann in absehbarer Zeit zu besuchen.
	www.onlinekunst.de /november/18_11_Mann_Klaus.htm (943 words)

	glbtq >> arts >> Mann, Erika
		Her most profound intellectual and emotional attachments were with her brother Klaus and, toward the end of her life, her father, Nobel Prize-winning author Thomas Mann.
		Mann wrote several books during this period on the Nazis and the crisis they posed for European civilization, including School for Barbarians (1938), The Lights Go Down (1940), Escape to Life (1939), and The Other Germany (1940), the latter two co-authored with Klaus Mann.
		Mann's experience with cabaret irony attuned her senses to the macabre spectacle of unrepentant Nazis treating their trials as a performance.
	www.glbtq.com /arts/mann_e.html (1348 words)

	Commentary Magazine - The Tragic Farce of Denazification: Death of a Writer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Grosshut, F.S. KLAUS MANN died on May 22, I949 of an overdose of sleeping tablets.
		...It must have seemed to Klaus Mann that 1949 was an opportune time for the publication in Germany of this novel about the betrayal of German culture...
		...Thomas Mann, who was in Stockholm on his European trip when the news of his son's death reached him, displayed during his Goethe address a Roman fortitude...
	www.commentarymagazine.com /Summaries/V9I6P67-1.htm (1368 words)

	Erika Mann - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Erika Julia Hedwig Mann (November 9, 1905 – August 27, 1969) was the eldest daughter of novelist Thomas Mann and Katia Mann.
		Mann enjoyed being in the company of women who were intelligent, and with whom she could converse with on any number of international topics.
		In 1933, she, Klaus, and Therese Giehse had founded a cabaret in Munich called Die Pfeffermühle, for which Erika wrote most of the material, much of which was anti-Fascist.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Erika_Mann (596 words)

	Klaus Mann - Penguin Classics Authors - Penguin Classics
		Klaus Mann, the second child of Thomas Mann, was born in Munich in 1906.
		He began writing short stories and articles in 1924 and within a year was a theatrical critic for a Berlin newspaper.
		Klaus Mann left Germany in 1933 and lived in Amsterdam until 1936, during which time he became a Czechoslovakian citizen, having been deprived of his German citizenship by the Nazis.
	us.penguinclassics.com /nf/Author/AuthorPage/0,,10_1000020450,00.html (170 words)

	Escape to Life
		The openly gay children of German novelist Thomas Mann, Klaus and Erika were authors, cabaret performers, and committed anti-fascists.
		Their intense sibling relationship, which took root through the imaginative, make-believe world they shared as children, was strained by the demands of life in exile, by Klaus's drug addiction and Erika's gradual shift in loyalty from brother to father, with fatal consequences.
		Bringing together rare archival footage and period music, revealing anecdotes from colleagues and friends, TV interviews with Erika Mann, and re-created scenes based on Klaus Mann's writings, Escape to Life is a fascinating tribute to a extraordinary couple.
	www.cinemaguild.com /escape.htm (199 words)

	Escape to Life: The Erika and Klaus Mann Story
		Synopsis: The story of Klaus and Erika Mann, the two brilliant eldest children of Nobel-prize-winner Thomas Mann.
		Klaus, who never progressed further than an engagement, joined the American army to fight against his former fatherland.
		The paradoxes in their lives put a considerable pressure on their relationship, that finally broke when Klaus became addicted to drugs and Erika shifted her loyalty to her father.
	www.killermovies.com /e/escapetolifetheerikaandklausmannstory (171 words)

	Piffl Medien :: Filmverleih :: Ecape to Life
		Erika und Klaus Mann, die zwei brillanten ältesten Kinder Thomas Manns behaupteten oft, Zwillinge zu sein – obwohl sie es nicht waren, sich nicht einmal ähnlich sahen.
		Ihre gegenseitige unbedingte Liebe und Respekt halfen den Geschwistern, sich in diesem Kampf zu behaupten, obwohl besonders Klaus Zeit seines Lebens unter der fehlenden Anerkennung durch seinen Vater litt.
		Mit sorgfältig ausgewähltem, seltenem Archivmaterial, Originalinterviews mit Erika Mann, Gesprächen mit Zeitzeugen – dem Schauspieler Igor Pahlen, der Fotografin Marianne Breslauer, der jüngsten Schwester Elisabeth Mann Borgese – und in prominent besetzten Spielszenen, u.a.
	www.piffl-medien.de /escape_to_life/escape_to_life.php (1455 words)

	Escape to Life
		Erika and Klaus Mann, the brilliant eldest children of German author Thomas Mann, claimed to be identical twins, despite being born more than a year apart and of different genders.
		Living under the shadow of Hitler's rise, Erika and Klaus were intellectuals, homosexuals, and pacifists who lived as exiles.
		Klaus was a self-doubting writer whose banned novel, Mephisto, didn't become a bestseller until long after his suicide.
	www.jezebel.org /escape_home.htm (265 words)

	Klaus mann mephisto roman einer karriere (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
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	klaus-mann-mephisto-roman-einer-karriere.imageedinburgh.co.uk (152 words)

	Klaus Mann - Fluch und Segen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Around New Year 1935 Klaus Mann was working in the dutch exile on a large mankind-cantata, which remained fragmentary.
		The idea came from great german actress Therese Giehse, who played in Klaus and Erika Manns cabaret „Die Pfeffermühle“.
		The bookillustrator and graphic artist Inge Jastram produced a series of three original-etchings with portraits of Klaus Mann for this volume.
	www.antiquariat.com /emann.htm (206 words)

	Movie Info for Escape to Life: The Erika and Klaus Mann Story on MSN Movies
		As they grew to adulthood, Klaus went on to a successful career as a writer, and Erika also distinguished herself in literature while making a name for herself as an actress.
		The Mann siblings were also outspoken pacifists and anti-fascists, and both were homosexual, two factors which would complicate their lives in Europe in the 1930s, with little respite when Erika emigrated to England and Klaus to the United States.
		Escape to Life: The Erika and Klaus Mann Story combines vintage photographs, a rare interview with Erika Mann, and dramatic re-creations of events from the lives of Klaus and Erika, as well as readings from their works by Vanessa Redgrave and Corin Redgrave.
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=10750 (146 words)

	Klaus Mann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		"Manns - Ein Jahrhundertroman, Die" (2001) (mini) (uncredited)....
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	imdb.com /name/nm0542843 (83 words)

	Klaus Mann, Universitätsbibliothek, FU Berlin
		http://www.shoa.de/content/view/67/92/ - "Erika Mann (1905 - 1969) und Klaus Mann (1906 - 1949).
		http://www.andre-sokolowski.de/_klaus.htm - Theaterstück "Klaus Mann stirbt" von Andre Sokolowski.
		http://www.maria-lerner.de/deu/ueber_mann.pdf - Ute Maria Lerner schreibt über Klaus und Erika Mann.
	www.ub.fu-berlin.de /internetquellen/fachinformation/germanistik/autoren/multi_lmno/kmann.html (300 words)

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		by Klaus Mann, Hans Rudolf Vaget, Cornelia Bernini, Thomas Sprecher
		Exilwelten Der 30er Jahre : Untersuchungen Zu Klaus Manns Emigrationsromanen Flucht in Den Norden Und Der Vulkan.
	www.allbookstores.com /Mann_Klaus_1906-1949.html (243 words)

	village voice > film > Escape to Life: The Erika and Klaus Mann Story by Ed Halter
		Andrea Weiss and Wieland Speck's Escape to Life: The Erika and Klaus Mann Story (Quad, opens January 11) chronicles the careers of Thomas Mann's oldest children, both gay actor-writers who performed anti-Fascist cabaret and found themselves in exile during World War II, like many German artists and intellectuals of the period.
		Though much of the duo's art has been forgotten outside Germany, their memory lives on in a few bits of cinematic trivia: Klaus penned the autobiographical novel Mephisto, the basis of the 1981 film by Istvan Szabo, while Erika starred in Madchen in Uniform (1931).
		Escape to Life's halfhearted attempts at nontraditional form are hobbled by mainstream TV production values, with standard stock-footage illustrations clumsily married to scripted docudrama re-enactments of the siblings' lives.
	www.villagevoice.com /issues/0202/halter.php (392 words)

	Klaus Mann's Mephisto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A Devil's Pact with Hitler: Klaus Mann's Mephisto
		So intense was the fascination of his shameful glory that I decided to portray Mephisto-Gruendgens in a satirical novel." - from Klaus Mann's autobiography The Turning Point
		Have I sunk so low, as to write novels about private individuals?" - Klaus Mann in a telegram to the Paris Daily News
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /german/course_webpages/devil/mann.html (191 words)

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