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Jewish-German journalist, satirist and writer (1890–1935)
Also known as: Ignaz Wrobel, Kaspar Hauser, Kurt Tucholski, Old Shatterhand, Paulus Bünzly, Peter Panter
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- Schloss Gripsholm (1931)
- Deutschland, Deutschland über alles (1929)
- Kurt Tucholsky und Deutschlands Marsch ins Dritte Reich (1983)
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- "Schweden--das ist ja ein langes Land!" (1994)