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1979 play by Martin Sherman

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Published: 1979

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Instance of: literary work
Author: Martin Sherman
Genre: persecution of homosexuals in Nazi Germany
Country of origin: United Kingdom
Main subject: Nazi concentration camp
Narrative location: Berlin

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P407: English language
P4647: Royal Court Theatre
P7937: play

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1979 in LGBTQ history 1979 plays American plays adapted into films Anti-fascist plays Fiction about homophobia LGBTQ-related plays Persecution of homosexuals in Nazi Germany Plays about Nazi Germany Plays about the Holocaust Plays by Martin Sherman

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