A recurring theme in Anna Seghers' work is the self-liberation of her literary characters. To what extent does this liberation have biographical traits? An approach to the transformation from sheltered daughter to headstrong writer.
After many years in exile, the writer Anna Seghers found a new home in Berlin-Adlershof. Her apartment in what is now Anna-Seghers-Straße, where she lived from 1955 until her death in 1983, has been faithfully preserved and can be visited by appointment. In addition to the furnishings and personal memorabilia, which bear witness to an international life, Anna Seghers' library is particularly impressive. Around 10,000 volumes, including books by writer friends from many countries, are spread across the four rooms and the hallway.
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