Mann, Thomas
(1875-1955) German writer. Thomas Mann was the winner of the 1929 Nobel Laureate in Literature principially for his great novel, "Buddenbrooks," which has won steadily increased recognition.
German Language: Thomas Mann
"Thomas Mann's first great literary success was the novel 'Buddenbrooks' (1901), for which he would later receive a Nobel Prize (1929)."
"Thomas Mann's first great literary success was the novel 'Buddenbrooks' (1901), for which he would later receive a Nobel Prize (1929)."
Yale Collection
Describes the manuscripts housed in the university's Mann archive. Find extensive information on other German authors, both modern and classic.
Describes the manuscripts housed in the university's Mann archive. Find extensive information on other German authors, both modern and classic.