Max Kade Institute Library Search

Use the above window to search all fields. Otherwise, search individual fields below.
Please note: In many of the bibliographic records, MKI has not used umlauts (ä, ö, ü) or the letter ß. Try searching both for umlauts and for ae, oe, or ue, and ss.

FormatJournal Article
Author, AnalyticRichards-Wilson, Stephani
Title, AnalyticKlaus Mann: German-American Veteran in the Pursuit of a Pan-European Peace
Journal TitleYearbook of German-American Studies
Date of Publication2011
Volume ID46
Location in Work71-86
ISSN0741-2827
AbstractHaving survived two world wars as a German citizen and later as an American soldier, Klaus Mann experienced first-hand the horrors of war and the fragility of peace on the cusp of the Cold War. he was well qualified and inherently well versed to postulate how best to pursue peace from various vantage points throughout his life, which he ended in 1949 at the age of 42. Klaus Mann was a prolific journalist, novelist, essayist, and playwright, and much has been written about his famous family and their contributions to the literary world. Mann's active pursuit of peace and a united Europe however, is often overshadowed by the traumatic events of his life that inspired many of his works.
NotesIncludes bibliographical references.
Call NumberMKI Periodicals
MKI TermsMann, Klaus, 1909-1949/ 20th century/ Literature, German/ Literature, German-American