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ID	103641
Autor	Watt, Roderick F
Titel	"Du Liegst Schief, Genosse Klemperer." Victor Klemperer and Stalin on the Language of a Divided Germany in the 1940s and 1950s
Erschienen	Forum for Modern Language Studies 37, 2001, pp. 252-271
Sprache	English
ISSN	0015-8518
Schlagwörter	Klemperer, Victor / Diaries [Browse all] Germany / Soviet Union / Cultural Relations [Browse all]
Anmerkung	"In June 1946 Victor Klemperer returned with his wife Eva from their refugee existence in south-west Germany to their home town of Dresden in the Soviet-occupied zone of Germany. Just over five months later, in late November 1946, he decided to join the Communist Party, not with any great sense of enthusiasm, but rather from the reluctant conviction that it represented the lesser of two evils when compared with what he saw to be the renascent Fascism of the Western-occupied zones of his country. His diary entry for 20 November 1946 clearly records the agonised considerations underpinning his decision. In the light of subsequent developments, they are worth quoting at length here"
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"Du Liegst Schief, Genosse Klemperer." Victor Klemperer and Stalin on the Language of a Divided Germany in the 1940s and 1950s