The Turning Point. A life report

In hardly any other work by Klaus Mann does his observational talent shine as brightly as in this autobiography. For years, the writer meandered through the world, first on an extensive journey with his sister Erika, later as an exile zigzagging through Europe and America. He was a driven man, always in search of the meaning of life. During his travels, he wrote and worked obsessively and got to know the great writers of his time. Thus, Mann's autobiography provides a deep insight into the cultural life of the 1920s and the years in exile - sensitively read by Ulrich Noethen. Reading with Ulrich Noethen, 2 mp3 CDs, approx. 13 hours.