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* DeadpanSnarker: Many of his works basically ooze snark
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* DeadpanSnarker: Many of his works basically ooze snarksnark.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: During the 1920/21 referendum campaign in Silesia[[note]] The Treaty of Versailles stipulated that there would be a vote which parts of Silesia would belong to Germany and which to Poland[[/note]] Tucholsky worked for a German propaganda outlet. He later regretted having taken this job, as he felt the well paid propaganda job damaged his journalistic integrity.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: During the 1920/21 referendum campaign in Silesia[[note]] The Treaty of Versailles stipulated that there would be a vote which parts of Silesia would belong to Germany and which to Poland[[/note]] Tucholsky worked for a German propaganda outlet. He later regretted having taken this job, as he felt the well paid propaganda job damaged his journalistic integrity.
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* WarIsHell: Perhaps his most famous quote is "Soldaten sind Mörder" - soldiers are murderers. He was sued for having written that, but ultimately acquitted. Even today one is legally allowed to say this sentence in Germany, but different wordings may get you in legal trouble.
* WhatHaveIDone: During the 1920/21 referendum campaign in Silesia[[note]] The Treaty of Versailles stipulated that there would be a vote which parts of Silesia would belong to Germany and which to Poland[[/note]] Tucholsky worked for a German propaganda outlet. He later regretted having taken this job, as he felt the well paid propaganda job damaged his journalistic integrity.
* WhatHaveIDone: During the 1920/21 referendum campaign in Silesia[[note]] The Treaty of Versailles stipulated that there would be a vote which parts of Silesia would belong to Germany and which to Poland[[/note]] Tucholsky worked for a German propaganda outlet. He later regretted having taken this job, as he felt the well paid propaganda job damaged his journalistic integrity.
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* WarIsHell: Perhaps his most famous quote is "Soldaten sind Mörder" - soldiers are murderers. He was sued for having written that, but ultimately acquitted. Even today one is legally allowed to say this sentence in Germany, but different wordings may get you in legal trouble.
* WhatHaveIDone: During the 1920/21 referendum campaign in Silesia[[note]] The Treaty of Versailles stipulated that there would be a vote which parts of Silesia would belong to Germany and which to Poland[[/note]] Tucholsky worked for a German propaganda outlet. He later regretted having taken this job, as he felt the well paid propaganda job damaged his journalistic integrity.trouble.
* WhatHaveIDone: During the 1920/21 referendum campaign in Silesia[[note]] The Treaty of Versailles stipulated that there would be a vote which parts of Silesia would belong to Germany and which to Poland[[/note]] Tucholsky worked for a German propaganda outlet. He later regretted having taken this job, as he felt the well paid propaganda job damaged his journalistic integrity.
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Kurt Tucholsky (born 1890 in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}} died 1935 in Göteborg, Sweden) was a German satirist, novelist, journalist and author. A voice of the moderate to radical left but never openly associated with any particular political party, he was perhaps the fastest wit of the UsefulNotes/WeimarRepublic. While he managed to escape the Nazi takeover, he died in Swedish exile only two years into the Nazi reign of an overdose that may or may not have been intentional.
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Kurt Tucholsky (born (9 January 1890 in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}} died 1935 in Göteborg, Sweden) – 21 December 1935) was a German satirist, novelist, journalist and author. A voice of the moderate to radical left but never openly associated with any particular political party, he was perhaps the fastest wit of the UsefulNotes/WeimarRepublic. While he managed to escape the Nazi takeover, he died in Swedish exile only two years into the Nazi reign of an overdose that may or may not have been intentional.
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* WarIsHell: Perhaps his most famous quote is "Soldaten sind Mörder" - soldiers are murderers. He was sued for having written that, but ultimately acquitted. Even today one is legally allowed to say this sentence in Germany, but different wordings may get you in legal trouble.
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* WarIsHell: Perhaps his most famous quote is "Soldaten sind Mörder" - soldiers are murderers. He was sued for having written that, but ultimately acquitted. Even today one is legally allowed to say this sentence in Germany, but different wordings may get you in legal trouble.trouble.
* WhatHaveIDone: During the 1920/21 referendum campaign in Silesia[[note]] The Treaty of Versailles stipulated that there would be a vote which parts of Silesia would belong to Germany and which to Poland[[/note]] Tucholsky worked for a German propaganda outlet. He later regretted having taken this job, as he felt the well paid propaganda job damaged his journalistic integrity.
* WhatHaveIDone: During the 1920/21 referendum campaign in Silesia[[note]] The Treaty of Versailles stipulated that there would be a vote which parts of Silesia would belong to Germany and which to Poland[[/note]] Tucholsky worked for a German propaganda outlet. He later regretted having taken this job, as he felt the well paid propaganda job damaged his journalistic integrity.
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* ActualPacifist: Tucholsky was a lifelong opponent of war and did not spare Germany's conduct during UsefulNotes/WorldWarI from criticism
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* ActualPacifist: Tucholsky was a lifelong opponent of war and did not spare Germany's conduct during UsefulNotes/WorldWarI from criticismcriticism. During his time in the Army (he was drafted and served largely on the eastern front) he - by his own admission - did what he could to avoid combat. (see the "Quotes" tab)
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* NonIdleRich: Tucholsky inherited quite a bit of money from his father when the latter died as Tucholsky was 15 years old, but it never stopped him from writing, writing, writing.
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Kurt Tucholsky (born 1890 in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}} died 1935 in Göteborg, Sweden) was a German satirist, novelist, journalist and author. A voice of the moderate to radical left but never openly associated with any particular political party, he was perhaps the fastest wit of the UsefulNotes/WeimarRepublic. While he managed to escape the Nazi takeover, he died in Swedish exile only two years into the Nazi reign of an overdose that may or may not have been intentional.
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Kurt Tucholsky (born 1890 in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}} died 1935 in Göteborg, Sweden) was a German satirist, novelist, journalist and author. A voice of the moderate to radical left but never openly associated with any particular political party, he was perhaps the fastest wit of the UsefulNotes/WeimarRepublic. While he managed to escape the Nazi takeover, he died in Swedish exile only two years into the Nazi reign of an overdose that may or may not have been intentional.intentional.
!!Tropes associated with Kurt Tucholsky's works:
* ActualPacifist: Tucholsky was a lifelong opponent of war and did not spare Germany's conduct during UsefulNotes/WorldWarI from criticism
* DeadpanSnarker: Many of his works basically ooze snark
* PenName: As he wrote ''a lot'' and most publications he worked for liked the stuff he wrote but didn't want to give the appearance that half their stuff had been written by the same guy, he took several pen names, including "Ignaz Wrobel", "Kaspar Hauser", "Teobald Tiger" and "Peter Panter"
* WarIsHell: Perhaps his most famous quote is "Soldaten sind Mörder" - soldiers are murderers. He was sued for having written that, but ultimately acquitted. Even today one is legally allowed to say this sentence in Germany, but different wordings may get you in legal trouble.
!!Tropes associated with Kurt Tucholsky's works:
* ActualPacifist: Tucholsky was a lifelong opponent of war and did not spare Germany's conduct during UsefulNotes/WorldWarI from criticism
* DeadpanSnarker: Many of his works basically ooze snark
* PenName: As he wrote ''a lot'' and most publications he worked for liked the stuff he wrote but didn't want to give the appearance that half their stuff had been written by the same guy, he took several pen names, including "Ignaz Wrobel", "Kaspar Hauser", "Teobald Tiger" and "Peter Panter"
* WarIsHell: Perhaps his most famous quote is "Soldaten sind Mörder" - soldiers are murderers. He was sued for having written that, but ultimately acquitted. Even today one is legally allowed to say this sentence in Germany, but different wordings may get you in legal trouble.
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Kurt Tucholsky (born 1890 in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}} died 1935 in Göteborg, Sweden) was a German satirist, novelist, journalist and author. A voice of the moderate to radical left but never openly associated with any particular political party, he was perhaps the fastest wit of the UsefulNotes/WeimarRepublic. While he managed to escape the Nazi takeover, he died in Swedish exile only two years into the Nazi reign of an overdose that may or may not have been intentional.
