The playwright Bertolt Brecht said to have flirted with the party of the working class. The writing his 1995 deceased student Erwin Strittmatter in his diaries.
Immediately after the workers’ uprising in the GDR to Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956) on 17 June tried in 1953, spontaneously enter the SED. So it is
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died in 1994, Strittmatter was a student and assistant Brecht at the Berliner Ensemble in the 50s in the diaries of the East German writer Erwin Strittmatter, who now appeared in the Berliner Aufbau Verlag.. In 1985, he recalled, as Bertolt Brecht in 1953 wanted to enter in the SED and Strittmatter losschickte, after hesitation of the party bureaucrats but not wanted to be more part of the party: “Now I will not, and the effect is gone.”
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SED-entry suits Brecht setting
Erdmut Wizisla is the head of the Brecht Archive in Berlin. He explained that Brecht’s assistant Käthe Rülicke had reported his party plans. That Bertolt Brecht after three days did not want to SED, however, was new to him. It would fit well to Bertolt Brecht. “His political thinking was calculated independently and absolutely, what spontaneity included”, so Wizisla.
Brecht had also written a letter to SED leader Walter Ulbricht, as the workers’ uprising was over. In it he expressed his fundamental attachment to the party. In the later authored “Buckower Elegies” contains the poem “The Solution”, which says the government could be so “elect a new people.” dpa / sh
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