Golo Mann

Golo Mann Golo Mann (born Angelus Gottfried Thomas Mann; 27 March 1909 – 7 April 1994) was a popular German historian and essayist. Having completed a doctorate in philosophy under Karl Jaspers at Heidelberg, in 1933 he fled Hitler's Germany. He followed his father, the writer Thomas Mann and other members of his family in emigrating to France, Switzerland and the United States. From the late 1950s he re-established himself in Switzerland and West Germany as a literary historian.

Mann was perhaps best known for his master work ''German History in the 19th and 20th Century'' (1958). A survey of German political history, it emphasised the nihilistic and aberrant nature of the Hitler regime. In his later years, Mann took issue with historians who sought to contextualise the crimes of the regime by comparing them with those of Stalinism in Soviet Union and with wartime Allied bombing. At the same time he was sharply critical of those, broadly on the left, who carried a unique German guilt for the Holocaust not only back into the pre-Nazi past but forward in a manner that seemed to question the legitimacy of the postwar Federal Republic. Provided by Wikipedia
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Published 1962
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Published 1972
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Published 1971
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Published 1958
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by Mann, Golo
Published 1973
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Published 1971
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by Mann, Golo
Published 1983
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by Mann, Golo
Published 2007
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by Mann, Golo
Published 1986
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Published 1961
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Published 1972
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Published 1971
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by Mann, Golo
Published 1979
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Published 1958
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Published 1961
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Published 1961
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by Mann, Golo
Published 1991
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by Mann, Golo
Published 2000
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Published 2001
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by Mann, Golo
Published in Schlesien (1962)
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