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So if "Devrient had to work under the utmost secrecy" and "Details only became known after his death", how come "Devrient's cooperation with Hitler provided material for several stage plays and films", including in 1941 "a first parody was delivered by Bertolt Brecht", while Devrient was very much alive and working in Germany? ~2026-67321-6 (talk) 10:38, 31 January 2026 (UTC)Reply
