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Johannes R. Becher

    May 22, 1891 – October 11, 1958

    Johannes Robert Becher was a German poet and politician, instrumental in shaping the cultural landscape of East Germany. Serving as Minister of Culture and first president of the GDR's Kulturbund, he played a significant role in artistic development. Beyond his political influence, his poetry is noted for its expressionist style, and he is also recognized as the author of the GDR's national anthem.

    Johannes R. Becher
    Vom Mut des Künstlers
    Lyrik, Prosa Dokumente
    Erinnerungen an Johannes R. Becher
    Dem Dichter des Friedens
    Abschied
    An Europa
    • 2009

      An Europa

      Neue Gedichte (1916)

      • 142 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Focusing on the turmoil of early 20th-century Europe, this collection of poems captures the profound impact of World War I through vivid imagery and powerful language. Becher explores themes of war, nationalism, and the quest for peace, providing poignant social and political commentary. His work reflects the emotional intensity of the era, offering insight into the struggles faced by a continent in crisis. This facsimile reprint preserves the cultural significance of Becher's original poems, making them accessible to contemporary readers.

      An Europa