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Celan could only write in German. Celan studied medicine in Paris but had returned before the starting of World War 2. During WW2, Paul worked in a forced labor camp for about a year. He had wrote tons of poems during his life. He wrote poems such as "Death Fugue" and "Sand from the Urns". He also wrote a book named, "Poppy and Memory". The killings of his parents made a big impact on his writing and that is how he became a famous writer. German was his mother's gift to him and the weapon that killed her was also why he became a poet. Paul had also experienced tremendous guilt because he survived a labor camp and escape while his parents were being murdered. But in 1970, Celan suffered from depression and killed himself.

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This is Paul Celan.

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Here is a book full of Celan's poems and translated into English.

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Here is a picture of Paul and his former wife.

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Paul was born in Romania on March 30, 1920 to a German- speaking Jewish family. He went to school at Lycee Condorcet. In 1938 he became a language poet and translator. Celan married a beautiful woman named Mathilde Fleurville. They had a child named Georges Verlaine and they lived in Bucharest. Paul's parents were both killed by Germans in a labor camp

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One of Celan's famous quotes.