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Carl Zuckmayer 1920. Carl Zuckmayer ( 1896 Nackenheim, Saksa – 1977 Visp, Sveitsi) oli saksalainen kirjailija. Hän osallistui ensimmäiseen maailmansotaan ja opiskeli sitten luonnontieteitä. Hän toimi dramaturgina yhteistyössä muun muassa Bertolt Brechtin kanssa.
Zuckmayer hagyatéka a Német Irodalmi Archívumban (Deutsches Literaturarchiv / Marbach am Neckar) található. Emigrációs idejéből származó anyagok Dr. Richard Albrecht privátarchívumában Bad Münstereifelben vannak összegyűjtve. Zuckmayer emlékére 1979 óta minden évben, halálának évfordulóján Carl-Zuckmayer-díjat ...
ZUCKMAYER, CARL (1896–1977), German playwright. Though born of a Jewish mother, Zuckmayer was raised as a Catholic in the Rhineland town of Nackenheim. During World War i he served as an officer on the Western Front and from 1919 worked in the theater and as a freelance writer. In 1924 he joined Bertolt Brecht at Berlin's Deutsches Theater ...
Apr 2, 2016 · Carl ZuckmayerStaffel 4, Folge 2 (45 Min.)„Ich habe eine Schwäche für die Deutschen, auch für ihre Fehler“ bekennt Carl Zuckmayer in seiner Autobiografie „Al...
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Carl Zuckmayer (1896-1977) Carl Zuckmayer. Zuckmayer attended a humanistic high school in Mainz and completed his secondary school diploma there. Immediately afterwards he volunteered for the First World War. From 1918 to 1920 he studied law, zoology, art history and economics in Frankfurt/M and Heidelberg. After dropping out of his studies, he ...
In 2023, the Ministry of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate will for the first time award the Carl Zuckmayer Scholarship to promote contemporary European drama and the memory of the political German playwright Carl Zuckmayer. The scholarship is addressed to playwrights living in Europe who have already written at least one theatre play that has been staged already.
Carl Zuckmayer. Některá data mohou pocházet z datové položky. Carl Zuckmayer ( 27. prosince 1896, Nackenheim, Porýní-Falc – 18. ledna 1977, Visp, Valais) byl německý dramatik, spisovatel. [1] [2]
