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„Dass es besser wird, hörst du?“ − Kurt Kläber im Wanderbuchhandel 1919ated populace of rural areas with literature. Selling books at fairs was only a brief interlude and just one of many waystations in Kläber’s life, but it is a part of his biography that calls for closer examination. This article shows how Kläber’s travelling book trade is connected to the Volkshochs

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„Ihr seid meine Hoffnung“ − , und , im Werk Kurt Kläbersand ’30s has, however, largely vanished from cultural memory. This article addresses two notions within Kläber’s oeuvre – work and youth – and looks at how these are linked. In both phases of Kläber’s work, his proletarian literature like . (Workers’ Poetry, which also puns on the word for a seal or

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Erzählen und Zuhören, Lesen und Schreiben – Zur Konstitution von jugendbewegter Gemeinschaft am Beiseted or to which youth organisations he belonged. Historically, Kläber’s youth coincided with a period of time when ambitious, working-class parents in Jena were supporting closer contact with youth groups influenced by the Wandervogel. During World War I, Kläber became interested in socialist polit