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Tags: Anne Frank, Annemarie Schwarzenbach, Argyle Scotland, Bachivillers, Ballad of the Sad Cafe, Cambridge, Carroll Reed, Carson McCullers, Cheltenham Literary Conference, Clock Without Hands, Doris Lee, Duchess of Sermoneta, Edwin Peacock, Floria Lasky, Ford Foundation, Georges Pollet, Harley Street, Houghton-Mifflin, Ida Reeder, India, Jan Crammer, Jay, John H. Davidson, John Zeigler, Katherine cohen, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, leukemia, Lillian Smith, Margaret S. Sullivan, Marguerite Caitani, Marguerite Chapin, Martha Maschler, Mary Mercer, Mr. Hingoran, Naomi Mitchiem, Out of Africa, Princess of Bassiano, Reeves McCullers, Reflections in a Golden Eye, Rita Smith, Rome, Switzerland, symbolism in Carson McCullers, Tennessee Williams, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, The Square Root of Wonderful, Tom Maschler

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Tags: Angola, Annemarie Schwarzenback, anti-fascist activities, Belgian Congo, Carson McCullers, Erika Mann, financial issues, Klaus Mann, Leopoldville, Lisbon, Literature, London, Margaret S. Sullivan, Morocco, Portugal, Reflections in a Golden Eye, Switzerland, translation, World War II, writing, WWII