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Discussion: Kurt Tucholsky After carrying the book "Schloss Gripsholm" with me for 30 years, one of my favorites, I just saw the movie by Xavier Koller "Gripsholm". There was discussion afterwards in the audience (with Koller present as a guest) about the timeliness of this novel...almost like our situation now, regarding censorhip, political correctness. That was a strong side of the novel which I had forgotten about. But Koller also captured the lightness wonderfully? Has anybody else seen it? >>By Dorothea I saw the movie by Koeller too, but never have red the book. Great movie with good actors. I don't know how much Kurt's biographic life it showed but it really moved me. >>By Mickey fuck tucholsky >>By alain Kurt Tucholsky was probably the most brilliant satirist of the 20th century. He saw exactly what was happening in Germany in the 1920's / early 30's and warned against it: reading his works now, one has eerie feeling of deja vu. I've starts a blog at which I'm post English language translations of Tucholsky: kurttucholsky.blogspot.com >>By indeterminacy
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