Brecht Chronology 1898 10-Feb Bertolt Brecht born in Augsburg, Bavaria. 1914 Brecht's first poems published. World War I begins. 1917 Brecht enrolls as a medical student at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich. 1918 Brecht drafted into World War I as a medical orderly. Brecht writes first play, Baal. 11-Nov Armistice Day, WWI hostilities end. 1919 Brecht has son, Frank with girlfriend, Paula Banholzer. Adolf Hitler joins Deutsche Arbeiterpartei later known as Nationalsozialis- tische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (National Socialist Party). 1922 Drums in the Night opens in Munich. Brecht wins Kleist Prize. 3-Nov Brecht marries opera singer, Marianne Zoff. 180 An Introduction to the Social and Political Philosophy of Bertolt Brecht 1923 Brecht has daughter, Hanne Hiob, with Zoff. Hiob later becomes a well- known German actor. In the Jungle of Cities premieres in Munich. Brecht begins collaborations with Lion Feuchtwanger. Brecht writes film script, Mysteries of a Barbershop. It stars Karl Valentin and is directed by Erich Engel. Baal premieres in Leipzig. 8-9-Nov Hitler leads the unsuccessful ‘Beer Hall Putsch’ in Munich. 1924 Brecht moves to Berlin. Brecht directs an adaptation of Marlow's Edward the Second, written by him- self and Feuchtwanger. Brecht meets future wife, actress Helene Weigel. They have a son, Stefan. Brecht begins collaborations with Elisabeth Hauptmann. 1926 Man Equals Man premieres in Darmstadt. Brecht begins reading Marx. 1927 Brecht divorces Zoff. Brecht's Hauspostille (Manual of Piety), a volume of poetry is published. Brecht begins work with innovative director, Erwin Piscator. 1928 The Threepenny Opera opens in Berlin with music by Kurt Weill. 1929 10-Apr Brecht marries Weigel. .
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