Otto Dix

After Weimar-like exuberance will come Covid-19 scapegoating and ongoing lies

In a new introduction to All Quiet, historian Norman Stone argues the brutality of Erich Maria Remarque’s novel changed perceptions about the war

Although he created some of the most powerful anti-war images ever seen, the German artist maintained an ambivalence about the conflict he volunteered for and survived

Believe all the hype, the German capital is a hipster idyll – but in a good way, writes Charly Wilder

Review: Finally available in its complete form, Hans Fallada’s tome is a masterful study of dire adversity

Cornelius Gurlitt denies father extorted works from Jewish owners during Nazi era

Bavarian authorities promise taskforce to expedite provenance research of 1,400 works

Cornelius Gurlitt, who hid Nazi masterpieces, is reported to be alive and living in Munich

Investigators have no contact with elderly man who hoarded 1,400 priceless art works for decades

The 1,500 works found in squalid apartment include pieces by Picasso, Matisse and Renoir

A witty satire of 1920s Berlin, a city in financial and cultural upheaval, resonates in our time