FTP, identify this German literary movement that included Günter Grass and Heinrich Böll, named after the year it was created.
It was ridiculed as impotent by radical thinkers in the 1960s like Peter Handke and this movement dissolved in 1967, twenty years after its inception. This association began with contempt for Hitler's regime as their only common thread, and sought to create a new literature opposed to the lofty vocabulary of Nazi propaganda. Founded by Hans Werner Richter and Alfred Andersch, works of this literary movement included Herod's Children and Speculations About Jakob. FTP, identify this German literary movement that included Günter Grass and Heinrich Böll, named after the year it was created.
It was ridiculed as impotent by radical thinkers in the 1960s like Peter Handke and this movement dissolved in 1967, twenty years after its inception.
{Gruppe 47} or {Group 47}