Bertolt Brecht: Chaos according to Plan

Martín Esslin · John B. Fuegi

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Theatre and Performance Studies German Literature and Culture Studies Theater, Performance, and Music History

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List of illustrations Preface Acknowledgments 1. Setting the scene 2. Berlin dances with death 3. Brecht in exile: 1933-1947 4. Berlin: an etching by Churchill based on an idea of Hitler's 5. Diary of a production: The Caucasian Chalk Circle 6. I am become death, destroyer of worlds Appendix Notes Selected bibliography Index.

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