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Georg Kaiser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Friedrich Carl Georg Kaiser , called Georg Kaiser, (November 25 1878 in Magdeburg, Germany – June 4 1945 in Ascona, Switzerland) was a German dramatist. Although he was highly prolific and wrote in a...
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George Kaiser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
George B. Kaiser (born 1942) is an American self-made billionaire businessman and chairman of BOK Financial Corporation. Born in 1942, he attended Tulsa public schools, and went on to earn a bachelor...
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Georg Kaiser (1878-1945) ... The author of over seventy plays, several novels, poetry and film scripts, Georg Kaiser is considered one of the most important dramatists of the Expressionist period. Born in Magdeburg on 25 November 1878, he left school in 1895 and followed his father into business, working in Argentina,
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Georg Kaiser (Germany, 1878-1945) became the leader of the Expressionist movement in theatre, dealing with reality as interpreted by the playwright's personal experience. His first notable play was the anti-war appeal The Burghers of Calais, produced in 1917 at the height of the First World War.
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Kaiser, Georg (gā'ôrkh kī'zur) [key], 1878–1945, German expressionist playwright. His early plays dealt with the erotic and the psychological. In maturity Kaiser turned to social themes, glorifying the ideal of sacrifice for the mass interest and attacking the brutality of the machine age.
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Georg Kaiser was born on Nov. 25, 1878, in Magdeburg, the son of a businessman. He himself entered business and worked from 1898 to 1901 in Buenos Aires. Then, during years of ill health and unemployment, he turned to writing plays—Rektor Kleist (1905) and Die jüdische Witwe (1911;
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