Klaus
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He wasn’t abandoning the anti-Nazi struggle, and yet part of him accused himself of doing precisely that. It was nonsense. He was a writer and he could carry on his war in words either side of the Atlantic. Moreover, Erika had secured an agent who would arrange a lecture tour for the pair of them. That was how they could immediately best serve the cause – by telling Americans the truth about what was happening in Germany and persuading them that they could not stand apart from the assault on dem...ocracy and civilisation.
So why did he feel like a deserter?
Because, even with the streets of American cities still bearing witness to the number of men whom the Depression had left without work, the US yet seemed to him a land of endless possibility, free of the gnawing anxiety you couldn’t escape in Europe.
Journalists and photographers met the ship. As Thomas Mann’s son he was news. A reporter from the New York Post asked him about his love life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wasn’t abandoning the anti-Nazi struggle, and yet part of him accused himself of doing precisely that. It was nonsense. He was a writer and he could carry on his war in words either side of the Atlantic. Moreover, Erika had secured an agent who would arrange a lecture tour for the pair of them. That was how they could immediately best serve the cause – by telling Americans the truth about what was happening in Germany and persuading them that they could not stand apart from the assault on dem...ocracy and civilisation.
So why did he feel like a deserter?
Because, even with the streets of American cities still bearing witness to the number of men whom the Depression had left without work, the US yet seemed to him a land of endless possibility, free of the gnawing anxiety you couldn’t escape in Europe.
Journalists and photographers met the ship. As Thomas Mann’s son he was news. A reporter from the New York Post asked him about his love life.
What to read after Klaus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Massie to read onlineMoreLess
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