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  1. Hermann Sudermann (30 September 1857 – 21 November 1928) was a German dramatist and novelist. Life Early career. Sudermann was born at Matzicken, a village to the ...

  2. naturalism. Hermann Sudermann (born Sept. 30, 1857, Matziken, East Prussia [now in Lithuania]—died Nov. 21, 1928, Berlin, Ger.) was one of the leading writers of the German naturalist movement. Though first apprenticed to a chemist, Sudermann was eventually able to attend the University of Königsberg. After a short period as a tutor in ...

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  3. Hermann Sudermann wurde als Sohn des Bauern und Bierbrauers Johann Sudermann und seiner Ehefrau Dorothea geb. Raabe geboren. Die Familie des Vaters stammte von niederländischen Mennoniten ab, die in das Weichseldelta eingewandert waren.

  4. "Hermann Sudermann" published on by null. (1857–1928),German novelist and dramatist, whose first play, Die Ehre (Honour), was produced with great success in 1889. He became the main exponent of the new theatre of realism in ...

  5. May 14, 2018 · Hermann Sudermann was born in Matziken, East Prussia, on Sept. 30, 1857. He described his youthful poverty in Das Bilderbuch meiner Jugend (1922). He found initial success in Berlin with his novel Frau Sorge (1887), in which an East Prussian farmer triumphs over poverty and other vicissitudes through dedication to hard work, self-reliance, and self-sacrifice.

  6. Hermann Sudermann. Born. in Matzicken, East Prussia, Germany. September 30, 1857. Died. November 21, 1928. edit data. Educated at Koningsberg University and the University of Berlin, Sudermann had to give up his studies because of financial difficulties. He worked for a time as a tutor before becoming a journalist in Bern, Switzerland.

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  8. Sep 16, 2022 · Hermann Sudermann's 'Dame Care' stands as an exemplar of late 19th to early 20th-century literature, bridging the naturalism of its epoch with burgeoning humanism. In its pages, readers encounter a rich tapestry of character development and a poignant exploration of the universal themes of sacrifice, love, and the relentless passage of time.