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Arnold Zweig                            10th November 1887, Poland 26th November 1968, Germany                                                                  Arnold made extensive studies in his history, philosophy and literature works. Zweig volunteered for WW1 as a private in France, Hungary and Serbia. He went into voluntary exile in Germany when the Nazis took power. Zweig’s prize winning novel ‘The case of Sargent Grischa’ tells the story of a Russian prisoner of wars poor treatment  by the Germans during the first world war. When Hitler came to power Arnold was denounced as a pacifist and books had been burned, he sought refuge in Palestine but eventually returned to communist East berlin  

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Arnold Zweig                            10th November 1887, Poland 26th November 1968, Germany                                                                  Arnold made extensive studies in his history, philosophy and literature works. Zweig volunteered for WW1 as a private in France, Hungary and Serbia. He went into voluntary exile in Germany when the Nazis took power. Zweig’s prize winning novel ‘The case of Sargent Grischa’ tells the story of a Russian prisoner of wars poor treatment  by the Germans during the first world war. When Hitler came to power Arnold was denounced as a pacifist and books had been burned, he sought refuge in Palestine but eventually returned to communist East berlin  

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the Iron Heel represent the rise of fascism in an America eventually freed by a socialist hero.

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6th June 1875- 12 August 1955
Was a German novelist, short story writer and social critic. One of his books (Death in Venice)was burnt for it depicts a writer succumbing to homosexual thoughts and struggles to young boys.

Von deutscher Republik was burnt for it was it depicted Democracy being viewed as the right way and the answer for Germany.

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Marcel Proust (1871-1922) was a French-Jewish novelist. He was also believed to be a homosexual, but never publicly admitted it. His most famous novel, 'In Search of Lost Time' is a seven-part autobiography which explores many themes, including homosexuality.

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London was very anti-Germa “I would rather be a dead man under German supremacy than a live man under German supremacy. If the unthinkable should happen, and England be shoved into the last ditch, I shall, as a matter of course, go into that same last ditch and fight and die with England.”

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He was a jewish author.Hitler burned his books because it was not German and did not want the spread of jewish information and words to Germans

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1st December 1893 - 22nd May 1935 Ernst Toller was a German left-wing playwright who was well known for his Expressionist plays. He was exiled from Germany in 1933 after the Nazis came to power due to his work, as the Nazis did not like Modernist arts of any form.

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27 March 1871 – 11 March 1950
Was a German novelist who wrote many pieces during the Weimar times, explaining the first world war and criticising the political sphere at the time; for which he gained a lot of respect.
He was an early critic of the Nazis.
Heinrich was a signatory of the 1932 "Urgent Call for Unity" in which they asked voters to reject the Nazi party in the ballots.
He fled Germany to France in 1932 shortly before the burning of the Reichstag, where he stayed until the German occupation, when he moved to the U.S.

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He was rather renowned as the "Father of Futurism." His most famous works are 'The War of the Worlds,' and 'The Time Machine.' H.G. Wells was also known for attacking the Weimar establishment and also the Nazi establishment, so they decided that his books had to go and anything that hinted at Germany as being evil. For example, in his novel , 'The War in the Air, ' Germany and the Asian Powers take over the Americas and then they eventually turn on each other. A bit of foreshadowing, minus the turning on each other.

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Large rise in art popularity with most of the arts flourishing. It was also the time of art deco and the time of increased scientific discovery and advancements.

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The culture during this period was very progressive and liberal. It promoted ideas of tolerance, acceptance and sexual freedom.
Art Deco became popular in works of architecture and art work, inspiring what is now known as a new era In art and inspiration. Hitler pretty much dismantled this, in order to increase state support for his own cause.

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right winged political supports saw artists as destroying traditional values

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people outside of Berlin saw it as a sex obsessed, trashy and corrupt

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Weimar culture was expressive, progressive and creative. The was freedom for people to experience what they want. Previously censorship stopped artists from critiquing their government but during the Weimar Republic, artists were free to express their criticism on the government and the way Germany was suffering through art and film.

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Weimar Culture was not only an early form of 20th Century freedom, but also a failure in many regards. The culture was extremely expressive and a movement that had a vibe of 'live for now.' Though this live for now attitude was looked down up from the rest of Germany because not only were they rather conservative but because the movement was only really prominent in Berlin, rather exclusive.
The Cabarets a nightclubs were only ever prominent in Berlin, and many people went to these places during the 20s. If someone worked in this profession or visited these places prior to pre-war Germany (or anywhere else in the world) they would've been castaway from Germany society.

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Weimar culture was very expressive, and there was a lot more freedom for the commonly neglected groups of people and sex.

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by the end of 1920s people were buying alot more luxury goods. And ownership in cars increased over half a million. New arts, war was forgotten. And open talk about sex

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The weimar culture was a colourful and expressive time and art deco \[T]/

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the culture was virbrant and open to most groups of people, sexual orination was not frowned upon and openly spoken about. It was a time of new art, cinema, arch. however when hitler came to power the culture took a hit as artist and actors went to america to avoid hitlers censorshi gus kivlighon

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It was innovative, expressive and opposed traditional views.

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the culture was lively and open to most groups of people, sex was celebrated and openly spoken about. It was a time of new art, cinema, architecture and designs. the war had almost forgotten.

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weimar culture was lively, fun and colourful. it was a time when people spoke openly about sex and was a time when people went to the cabaret and the cinema and listened to music

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weimar culture was a type of "rebellious" act compared to the traditional culture that was in place for many years, ranging from the physical change such as art-deco and social change people were more acceptance of sexuality and was more restricted to only Berlin 

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weimar culture was a type of "rebellious" act compared to the traditional culture that was in place for many years, ranging from the physical change such as art-deco and social change people were more acceptance of sexuality and was more restricted to only Berlin 