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Walter von Molo was born on 14 June 1880 in Šternberk, Moravia – then in Austria-Hungary, now in the Czech Republic. He spent his youth in Vienna, the capital. At the Technical University of Vienna he studied mechanical and electrical engineering; he married his first wife, Rosa Richter, in 1906, had a son and daughter, and worked until 1913 ...
Walter von Molo, 1930. Von Molo begann als Ingenieur mit technischen Publikationen, etwa als Redakteur der „Österreichischen Wochenschrift für den öffentlichen Baudienst“ und der „Zeitschrift für Berg- und Hüttenwesen“. Er war Mitautor von zwei Aufsätzen über Patentanmeldungen und den Tacho bei Autos („Geschwindigkeitsmesser an ...
Feb 25, 2022 · Among the First Letters sent to Germany from exile, Thomas Mann's letter to Walter von Molo occupies a special place. Striking is, first of all, its early date; its final version written on September 10, 1945, it may have been one of the first letters from exile to reach Germany.
Walter von Molo. Writer: Fridericus. Walter von Molo was born on 14 June 1880 in Sternberg, Moravia, Austria-Hungary [now Sternberk, Czech Republic]. He was a writer, known for Fridericus (1937), Der Unendliche Weg (1943) and Der Choral von Leuthen (1933).
- Writer
- June 14, 1880
- Walter von Molo
- October 27, 1958
Thomas Mann's War Against Hitler. ... the writers Walter von Molo and Frank Thiess castigated Mann for his effrontery. ... Molo and Thiess claimed that Mann had absconded from Germany and was ...
Walter von Molo war Erzähler, Dramatiker und Lyriker; sein reiches Lebenswerk umfaßt annähernd 50 Bücher, vorwiegend geprägt vom nationalen Erbe der Deutschen („Der Roman meines Volkes“) und von einem konservativen Protestantismus („Bruder Luther“). Ihn beschäftigten vor allem geschichtliche Stoffe; in freier Romanform schilderte ...
Chapter 3 “I Do Not Lift a Stone”: Thomas Mann’s “First Letter” to Walter von Molo Chapter 4 Faust Narrative and Impossibility Thesis: Thomas Mann’s Answer to Walter von Molo Chapter 5 “That I Am Not Allowed for a Moment to Forget the Ocean of Blood”: Hans-Georg Gadamer and Leo Strauss in Their First Letters after 1946
