Samuel Beckett’s love for Germany
The Irish playwright held a long affection for Germany – one that began early and eventually led to his role in the French resistance during World War II, as detailed in a collection of his letters.
Article by (c) Deutsche Welle, 2011
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7 December 2011 at 23:30
and his favorite book was Theodore Fontane’s EFFI BRIEST, no objection on my part who loves Fontane, too. So Sam Beckett had bit of gentry in him I suppose.
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