Erich Kästner
Erich Kästner was a renowned German writer known for his children's literature and satirical works, who notably participated in promotional events at the Jelmoli department store, engaging with the public during the post-war era.
Born on Feb 23, 1899 (127 years old)
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Germany:
Erich Kästner is referenced for his poetry in a discussion about comparing the AfD and NSDAP.
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Switzerland:
Erich Kästner once wrote about the café Tomaselli, where he enjoyed observing the hustle and bustle outside.
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Switzerland:
Erich Kästner is noted for his observations about the diverse personalities at the café.
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Switzerland:
Erich Kästner is noted as one of the greatest stylists in German literature.
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Luxembourg:
Erich Kästner's works, including 'Emil und die Detektive', have been frequently adapted into films.
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Switzerland:
Erich Kästner was an author who remained in Nazi Germany despite the burning of his books and a professional ban.
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Germany:
Erich Kästner described a global conference of animals in 1949 that addressed major issues of the time.
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Germany:
Erich Kästner is the author of 'Emil und die Detektive' and is depicted in Isabel Kreitz's graphic novel.
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Germany:
Erich Kästner was among the writers who opposed authoritarianism in 'Weltbühne'.
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Switzerland:
Erich Kästner wrote a poem in 1930 about the most common question from his readers regarding positivity.
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