Übersetzung für "Nachkriegsliteratur" in Englisch

Alfred Andersch served as an analyst of contemporary issues for the post-war generation.

He founded and financed the most important publishing company for post-war West German literature.

From the 1950s, Krolow was considered one of the greatest poets of the postwar German literature.

With his book "The Tin Drum", Grass created the work of a century, a milestone of German postwar literature.

The author, whose work is considered classic in English post-war literature, has also published plays and essays.

Peter Weiss earned his reputation in the post-war German literary world as the proponent of an avant-garde, meticulously descriptive writing, as an exponent of autobiographical prose, and also as a politically engaged dramatist.

Other focuses of his work included nineteenth and twentieth century literature, literary expressionism, the history of poetry, post-war German literature and the works of Kurt Tucholsky.

Walser, who has always expressed controversial opinions on subjects of current political interest alongside his literary activities, is one of the most significant authors of German postwar literature, and he has received countless prizes for his literary work, among them the Georg Büchner Prize in 1981.

With the film adaptation of Günter Grass' bestseller novel DIE BLECHTROMMEL (The Tin Drum) Schlöndorff devoted himself to a piece of work that belongs to the most significant postwar literature.

Over 50 years ago, Uwe Johnson began writing Anniversaries, a masterpiece of postwar German literature.

Just over 50 years ago, Uwe Johnson, a German writer living in New York, began writing Anniversaries, one of the great masterpieces of postwar German literature.

The film focuses on the life of the eponymous Mishima Yukio, one of the most important authors in Japanese post-War literature, and at the same time a prominent right-wing political activist.

Yet there can be no radical "zero hour"; the shadow of the past looms over everything: "There was an enormous, often laborious effort made by the early post-war writers to rediscover a sense of place and community.

With "Bruchlinien", he coined a term that brings Austria's post-War literature, its developments and its struggles to the point.

In the first and second, the pre- and post-war literature and the present understanding of the term ethnos are investigated. It becomes clear that in the literature the connection ethnos-historical event and ethnos-cultural area are overestimated, alternative interpretations overlooked and circular arguments committed.

She was supported in her poetry, to which she applied herself only occasionally and hesitantly, by Elsa Morante, one of the most important figures in Italian post-war literature: »At a certain point in my life a person that I trusted told me that I was a poet.

It is in the post-war literature of Scandinavia that one can find the most startling detailed information as to the many medical problems arising from producer vehicles.

With “Bruchlinien”, he coined a term that brings Austria’s post-War literature, its developments and its struggles to the point.

With the world premiere in 1947 of »Draußen vor der TÃ1?4r« Wolfgang Borchert became one of the most important voices of the German post-war literary scene.

At first heavily scorned in his home country of Yugoslavia, Danilo Kiš was soon to be recognised as one of the greatest story-tellers of European post-war literature.