Northwestern expert foresees long literary blackout
Dean T Moody Campbell of Northwestern University predicts German literature and other arts may endure a two to three generation blackout, the longest since the Thirty Years War in the seventeenth century. The odge will be the longest period of cultural suppression since that conflict.
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