Edwin Erich Dwinger (1898-1981)

Autor/Urheber:

B.J. Gromme

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https://www.dewiki.de/b/37b6cf

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Wikimedia Commons

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Beschreibung:

Edwin Erich Dwinger, a German writer born in 1898, in uniform as SS-Obersturmführer 1938.

Dwinger achieved fame for his works spanning the Weimar Republic, the Nazi era, and post-war Germany. Despite initial success as a literary figure, Dwinger's alignment with nationalist and fascist ideals during the Nazi regime tarnished his legacy.

During World War II, Dwinger served as a war correspondent, producing propaganda materials for the Nazi regime. However, his later criticisms of Nazi policies, especially regarding occupied territories, led to a falling out with the regime's leadership.

After the war, Dwinger faced repercussions for his collaboration with the Nazis but continued to write, focusing on nationalist and anti-communist themes. Despite controversy, his literary contributions remain significant, reflecting the complex intersection of politics and literature in turbulent times.

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Collections p.11

Lizenz:

Public domain

Credit:

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