Volker Braun

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Volker Braun is a German writer and poet known for his politically engaged works that critically examine life in East Germany and the legacy of socialism.

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Volker Braun canonical 2

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instanceOf human
playwright
poet
writer
alive true
awardReceived Georg Büchner Prize
Heinrich Mann Prize
linked to: Heinrich-Mann-Preis

Lessing Prize of the GDR
National Prize of the German Democratic Republic
countryOfBirth Germany
countryOfCitizenship German Democratic Republic
linked to: East Germany

Germany
dateOfBirth 1939-05-07
educatedAt Leipzig University
employer Berliner Ensemble
Deutsches Theater Berlin
gender male
genre drama
poetry
prose
languageOfWorkOrName German
mainSubject life in East Germany
post-socialist transformation
socialism
memberOf Academy of Arts, Berlin
movement East German literature
politically engaged literature
socialist realism
notableIdea critical examination of the legacy of socialism
notableWork Die Kipper
Die Übergangsgesellschaft
Hinze-Kunze-Roman
Tinka
Unvollendete Geschichte
occupation playwright
poet
writer
placeOfBirth Dresden
residence Berlin
workLocation East Berlin
writingStyle critical of East German society
politically engaged

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Braun hasNotableBearer Volker Braun