Titlebook: Herman Heijermans and His Dramas; Seymour L. Flaxman Book 1954 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1954 Herman Heijermans.Ludwig Tie

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Seymour L. Flaxmanained and the fortification of the frontier closing the open door which the zone had constituted, at least in theory, for the French Army, Germany could thereafter envisage action in Eastern Europe assured of defence in the west. Economically it allowed the industries of the Ruhr to be fully exploit

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Seymour L. Flaxman that of self-determination. The provisional Greek occupation of the Smyrna region, which had been sanctioned by the victorious Powers, had already proved to be the ‘canker in the Near Eastern situation’.

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Protests Against Religious Conservatism and Intolerance,e protests against religious conservatism and intolerance, and they form a plea for a broader, humanitarian view of God. Heijermans believed that God was more likely to be seen in the wide vistas of nature than through the narrow windows of any particular church. This is a view which appears again a

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Marriage and the Family,ese three literary forms deals with the same subject is not a mere matter of chance, for the events that preceded and surrounded his life with Marie Peers had penetrated to the innermost recesses of his mind and heart. The birth of his first child intensified his interest in the relationship between

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Fantasies and Satires,for Naturalism. But he had not cast his lot with any particular school, and he was still searching for a style of his own when he went off to Paris in the summer of that year. Naturalism was not the only French literary movement that allured him, as can be seen from . and ., which were written short

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The Influence of Ibsen and Hauptmann,an be examined in detail and put aside once and for all. Most of these claims of influence turn out to have no solid foundation in fact, but there does remain some evidence that Heijermans at times drew inspiration from his two most influential contemporaries. Thus, aside from the effect of Tolstoi