Bertolt Brecht
Bertolt Brecht was a German playwright, poet, and theatre director, renowned for his revolutionary contributions to modern theatre, particularly through his development of the 'alienation effect' which aimed to provoke critical thinking in audiences. His works, such as 'The Threepenny Opera,' remain influential in theatrical literature.
Born on Feb 10, 1898 (128 years old)
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Argentina:
Bertolt Brecht's lines are quoted to emphasize the need for understanding and compassion towards the youth.
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Switzerland:
Bertolt Brecht's work is the basis for the new production at the Zurich Schauspielhaus.
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Argentina:
Bertolt Brecht reveals a persistent concern about war and its horrors in his political writings.
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Switzerland:
Bertolt Brecht is mentioned as one of the notable figures who frequented the Romanische Café.
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Denmark:
Bertolt Brecht is referenced in relation to his work 'Sørøver-Jenny'.
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El Salvador:
Bertolt Brecht's thoughts are referenced to highlight the ongoing struggle against oppression.
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Switzerland:
Bertolt Brecht was a German playwright known for his critical views on society and politics.
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Brazil:
Bertolt Brecht's poem is included in the libretto of the opera 'Intolleranza 1960'.
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United Kingdom:
Bertolt Brecht is quoted in relation to the themes of heroism and politics discussed by Servillo.
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Germany:
Brecht is mentioned in relation to the theater pieces discussed in the context of the Munich Security Conference.
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