MANN Klaus (Mann)

Mann, Klaus (Mann), (1906-1949), German writer, son of Thomas Mann. Born November 18, 1906 in Munich. In 1925, theater critic in Berlin, together with his sister played with a theatrical troupe. In 1933, left Germany. Along with Adolf Huxley, Heinrich Mann and Andre Gide published in French emigre journal "Di zammlung" ( "Collection"). In 1942 he moved to the U.S., where the editor of the magazine "Solution", which was a sharp criticism of the Hitler regime. Joining the U.S. Army, served as correspondent for the Army newspaper "Stars End strips" ( "American flag"). Committed suicide May 21, 1949 in Cannes.