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Bruno Apitz (28 April 1900 – 7 April 1979) was a German writer and a survivor of the Buchenwald concentration camp.

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rdfs:comment	Bruno Apitz (* 28. April 1900 in Leipzig; † 7. April 1979 in Berlin) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller. (de) Bruno Apitz (28 April 1900 – 7 April 1979) was a German writer and a survivor of the Buchenwald concentration camp. (en) Bruno Apitz (Leipzig, 28 de abril de 1900 – Berlín, 7 de abril de 1979) fue un escritor alemán judío, sobreviviente del campo de concentración de Buchenwald. (es) Bruno Apitz, né le 28 avril 1900 à Leipzig, mort le 7 avril 1979 à Berlin, est un écrivain allemand, rendu mondialement célèbre par son roman Nackt unter Wölfen publié en 1958 en RDA, traduit (littéralement) et publié en France en 1961 sous le titre Nu parmi les loups. (fr) Bruno Apitz (Lipsia, 28 aprile 1900 – Berlino, 7 aprile 1979) è stato uno scrittore e sceneggiatore tedesco autore di romanzi, racconti e opere teatrali, tra i più noti intellettuali comunisti della storia della Germania. (it) Bruno Apitz (Leipzig, 28 de abril de 1900 — Berlim, 7 de abril de 1979) foi um escritor alemão. (pt) Bruno Apitz (ur. 28 kwietnia 1900 w Lipsku, zm. 7 kwietnia 1979 w Berlinie) – niemiecki pisarz tworzący w Niemieckiej Republice Demokratycznej. (pl) Bruno Apitz (Leipzig, 28 april 1900 – Berlijn, 7 april 1979) was een Duits schrijver. (nl) Бруно Апиц (нем. Bruno Apitz; 28 апреля 1900, Лейпциг — 7 апреля 1979, Восточный Берлин) — немецкий прозаик и драматург. Коммунист, узник концентрационных лагерей. Один из соучредителей Социалистической единой партии Германии. (ru) Bruno APITZ [bruno apic] (naskiĝis la 28-an de aprilo 1900 en Lepsiko, mortis la 7-an de aprilo 1979 en Berlino) estis germana verkisto. La filo de laborista familio unue fariĝis stampilfaristo. Poste li laboris kiel librovendisto kaj aktoro. En la jaro 1927 li fariĝis membro de la Komunisma Partio de Germanio kaj li eklaboris kiel verkisto kaj ĵurnalisto ĉefe por la celoj de sia partio. Ekde 1933 Bruno Apitz pasigis plurajn jarojn de sia vivo en malliberejoj kaj faŝismaj koncentrejoj. Post la Dua mondmilito li restis en Germana Demokratia Respubliko. Li laboris i.a. kiel dramaturgo kaj ekde 1955 li plene dediĉis sin al la verkado. Li mortis en Orienta Berlino. (eo)
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