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Toller, Ernst (1893–1939)
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Ernst Toller was born into a family of successful Jewish merchants in Samotschin, then part of the German empire (now Poland). He would go on to become both a noted revolutionary and one of the most popular writers in Germany.
Title: Toller, Ernst (1893–1939)
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Ernst Toller was born into a family of successful Jewish merchants in Samotschin, then part of the German empire (now Poland).
He would go on to become both a noted revolutionary and one of the most popular writers in Germany.
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