What are Heinrich Mann's life experiences?

Heinrich Mann,1871was born in Lubeck on May 27th, a wealthy family. He worked in Fischer Publishing House in Berlin, and then transferred to Berlin and Munich University to study. 1893 went to France first, and then to Italy. 1925 settled in Berlin.

In order to support or oppose the war debate, he and his brother thomas mann were deeply hurt. 1942, when Thomas congratulated Henrich on his birthday, he admitted that he was wrong and thought that his brother was right to fight for democracy and oppose imperialism. 19 18 Heinrich Mann warmly cheered the november revolution in germany outbreak. After the war, he hoped that the Weimar Republic would transform the capitalist society in a peaceful and improved way, so he wrote a lot of political comments to publicize his democratic view. From 65438 to 0924, he paid great attention to the development of the socialist system in the Soviet Union, from which he saw the hope of realizing his democratic ideal. 193 1 was elected president of Prussian Academy of Arts.

1933 After Hitler came to power, Heinrich Mann was expelled from the Prussian Writers Association and his works were burned. During his exile, together with Gorky, romain rolland and Babiser, he actively engaged in the anti-fascist struggle. 1935, Bachel led a delegation of German writers to attend the "International Writers' Conference for the Defence of Culture" held in Paris. From 65438 to 0938, he served as chairman of the German People's Front in Paris. 1940 went to America and settled in Santa Monica, California. 1949 was elected president of the German Democratic Art Institute and won the first prize in the country. He died on March 1950 before leaving for Germany. Heinrich Mann wrote 19 novels, 55 short stories,1/0 plays and a lot of political articles in his life. He was deeply influenced by Stanford, Flaubert, France and Zola in art; Ideologically, he started from the rebellious position of the bourgeoisie, turned to radical democracy, held a critical attitude towards bourgeois society, and finally turned to the position of affirming the socialist system from the political and moral aspects.