Bibliographic Details
| Title: |
Fritz Kortner, Maria Matray und Carl Zuckmayer: Verflochtene Autobiographien und Exilgeschichten. (German) |
| Authors: |
Dogramaci, Burcu |
| Source: |
Yearbook for European Jewish Literature Studies; Nov2025, Vol. 12 Issue 1, p102-130, 29p |
| Subject Terms: |
AUTOBIOGRAPHY, EXILE (Punishment), REPATRIATION, AUTHORS, REFUGEES, NATIONAL socialism, PERSECUTION |
| Company/Entity: |
NATIONALSOZIALISTISCHE Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei |
| Abstract (English): |
The article examines the autobiographies of emigrated filmmakers and writers, particularly Fritz Kortner, Maria Matray, and Carl Zuckmayer, in the context of exile during National Socialism. These works reflect personal and collective experiences of persecution, flight, and starting anew in a foreign country. Kortner's autobiography "Aller Tage Abend" and Matray's "Die jüngste von vier Schwestern" provide insights into their life stories and the challenges associated with remigration and artistic careers in the post-war period. Zuckmayer's memoirs serve as the basis for a documentary play that addresses his time in exile and highlights the interactions between the autobiographies. [Extracted from the article] |
| Abstract (German): |
Der Artikel untersucht die Autobiographien von emigrierten Filmschaffenden und Schriftstellern, insbesondere von Fritz Kortner, Maria Matray und Carl Zuckmayer, im Kontext des Exils während des Nationalsozialismus. Diese Werke reflektieren persönliche und kollektive Erfahrungen von Verfolgung, Flucht und Neuanfang in einem fremden Land. Kortners Autobiographie „Aller Tage Abend“ und Matrays „Die jüngste von vier Schwestern“ bieten Einblicke in ihre Lebensgeschichten und die Herausforderungen, die mit der Remigration und der künstlerischen Karriere in der Nachkriegszeit verbunden sind. Zuckmayers Erinnerungen dienen als Grundlage für ein Dokumentarspiel, das seine Exilzeit thematisiert und die Wechselwirkungen zwischen den Autobiographien verdeutlicht. [Extracted from the article] |
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