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Oskar Maria Graf (Berg, 22 de julio de 1894 - Nueva York, 28 de junio de 1967) fue un escritor germano-estadounidense. Sus novelas Der Abgrund ("El abismo") (1936) y Anton Sittinger (1937) se encuentran entre los "análisis literarios más perspicaces de la relación entre la pequeña burguesía y el fascismo ".
July 22, 1894. Died. June 28, 1967. (1967-06-28) (aged 72) Pen name. Oskar Graf-Berg. Oskar Maria Graf (July 22, 1894 – June 28, 1967) was a German-American writer who wrote several narratives about life in Bavaria, mostly autobiographical. In the beginning, Graf wrote under his real name Oskar Graf.
Oskar Maria Graf (* 22. Juli 1894 als Oskar Graf in Berg; † 28. Juni 1967 in New York City) war ein deutsch -amerikanischer Schriftsteller. Seine Romane Der Abgrund (1936) und Anton Sittinger (1937) zählen zu den „scharfsinnigsten literarischen Analysen des Verhältnisses von Kleinbürgertum und Faschismus “.
Oskar Maria Graf (born July 22, 1894, Berg am Starnberger See, Ger.—died June 28, 1967, New York, N.Y., U.S.) was a German regional novelist and poet known for novels and sketches of Bavarian peasant life, such as Kalender-Geschichten, 2 vol. (1929, rev. 1957; “Calendar Stories”).
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1881. Max Graf, gelernter Bäcker aus einer zugewanderten Stellmacher-Familie, heiratet in Aufkirchen, Pfarr- und Schulort der Gemeinde Berg/Starnberger See, Therese Heimrath, Tochter einer alteingesessenen Bauernfamilie aus dem nahen Aufhausen. 1894. Oskar wird am 22. Juli als neuntes von elf Kindern (von denen acht überleben) geboren. 1900 ...
Overview. Oskar Maria Graf. (1894—1967) Quick Reference. (Berg, Bavaria, 1894–1967, New York), was the ninth child of a baker and a farmer's daughter. After his father's death he suffered intolerably bad treatment from a brother, escaping at ... From: Graf, Oskar Maria in The Oxford Companion to German Literature » Subjects: Literature.
Graf was cynically answered in the Bayerischen Hoch-schulzeitung of June 1, 1933: "Apart from certain pseudo-communistic tendencies and crude obscenities, up to now we considered the books of Oskar Maria Graf too unimportant to place,him on the black list. However, if Sir Poet insists upon it, we won't be difficult.
