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28 Recognized as Germans 28 Recognized as Germans
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29 Group 47 and its First Lady 29 Group 47 and its First Lady
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30 Walter Jens, or the Friendship 30 Walter Jens, or the Friendship
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31 Literature as Awareness of Life 31 Literature as Awareness of Life
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32 Canetti, Adorno, Bernhard and Others 32 Canetti, Adorno, Bernhard and Others
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33 A Tavern and a Calculating Machine 33 A Tavern and a Calculating Machine
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Abstract
This part narrates how, when anti-Semitism reared its ugly head in Poland during the 1950s, the author fled in 1958 to West Germany, another one of the striking twists in his development. Thanks to his connections with numerous German writers and key people in the mass media, he was able to establish himself quickly on the cultural scene. Indeed, it is astonishing how fast he became famous if not notorious. Through his reviews, books, and radio and television shows, he focused all his efforts on re-establishing the great humanistic tradition of German literature and became the spokesman for the renewal of this tradition on the contemporary scene. In 1972, he received the first honor of his life: an honorary doctorate of the University of Uppsala.
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