Cultural Developments in the Golden Age

5. Famous star of the Cabaret.
9. Developments in architecture were evidence of this.
11. An anti-war literature published in 1929 describing the extreme physical and mental stress of war.
12. An artist during the Golden Age who depicted the effects of war in his works. Later, the Nazis confiscated 260 of his pieces.
13. The arts and literature were highly critical of this group during the Golden Age.

1. This is why the nationalist-right disliked the popularity of jazz music in the Golden Age.
2. Published in 1925, this literature is critical of the Republic as it focuses on the dire effects of hyperinflation.
3. An art movement which was anti-war, and criticised greedy capitalists and the smug elites.
4. A prominent architectural development focussing on geometric and abstract designs. Its figurehead was Walter Gropius.
6. This type of non-traditional music was introduced by Arnold Schoenberg during the Golden Age.
7. Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill collaborated on this musical performance. It was known for its social satire.
8. Won the Nobel Peace prize for his scientific discoveries in 1920.
10. Directed by Fritz Lang in 1927 and was the first film to bring science fiction to the screens.