Hans Fallada

Hans Fallada was actually a German writer, not a musician. He was born Rudolf Wilhelm Friedrich Ditzen in 1893 and wrote under the pen name Hans Fallada. He's best known for his novels that depicted the lives of ordinary people in Germany during the early 20th century. His most famous work is "Little Man, What Now?" (Kleiner Mann - was nun?), which was published in 1932 and became an international bestseller. Fallada's works often dealt with social issues and the struggles of everyday people during turbulent times in German history.

Despite facing personal struggles, including addiction and mental health issues, Fallada continued to write throughout his life. His experiences, including time spent in prison and psychiatric hospitals, often informed his work. He passed away in 1947, leaving behind a significant literary legacy that continues to be appreciated today.

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Hans Fallada

Single - Released March 1, 2024